Time for the pictures of the second edition of the Vitry Jam! This time there weren't only the names from the first edition of the Jam in December, but also a lot of new names, naming BUE THE WARRIOR, C215, DAN23, KOSTAR, BRUNO LEYVAL, NIARK1, PIXEL PANCHO, COLLIN VAN DER SLUIJS, SLY2, STEW, SUCETTE, RUTGER TERMOHLEN, TSF and FAKE. They've painted three different spots in the Vitry neighbourhood and it looked like an amazing jam. The amazing pictures are, again, provided by Vitostreet and there's another report done by our friends from StencilhistoryX which is way better then ours because they were actually there. Check it. Of course, more pics after the jump.
In two weeks, the CFYE group exhibition 'Spirit Level' at Club Canvas in Amsterdam is coming to an end. Before that time comes we want to give people one last chance to get themselves a fine street art canvas and/or photography print. That's why we'll be having a CFYE art sale before the end of this year! Come join us for a drink at Canvasopde7e on December 20th and feast your eyes on the fine selection of affordable street art canvases and photography prints from the CFYE network.
Street art canvases from: Graphic Surgery, Nol, Luke da Duke, Mr.176, iamdoom, Roy Schreuder, Snub23, Laser 3.14, FarkFK, IvesOne, FAKE, Penny, Ian Phenna, Nine-O, Indigo, Fin DAC and Martin Squires.
And photography work from: Gui Christ. Stéphane Giner, Mark Osborne, David Richardson, Dana Maltby, Trevor Williams, Paulo Dourado, Paul Dyson, Luca Rossato, Jens Rösner, Sarah Lee, Carl W. Heindl, Gonzago Manso, Roberto Venegoni, Anthony Cronin and Tang Chan
Come join us for a drink at club canvas on the 20th of December and feast your eyes on a fine selection of affordable street art canvases and photography prints from all around the globe!
Street art canvases from: Graphic Surgery, Nol, Luke da Duke, Mr.176, iamdoom, Roy Schreuder, Snub23, Laser 3.14, FarkFK, IvesOne, FAKE, Penny, Ian Phenna, Nine-O, Indigo, Fin DAC and Martin Squires.
And photography work from: Gui Christ. Stéphane Giner, Mark Osborne, David Richardson, Dana Maltby, Trevor Williams, Paulo Dourado, Paul Dyson, Luca Rossato, Jens Rösner, Sarah Lee, Carl W. Heindl, Gonzago Manso, Roberto Venegoni, Anthony Cronin and Tang Chan
20/12/2009, 15:00 - 18:00
Canvas op de 7e, Volkskrantgebouw
Wibautstraat 150, Amsterdam
See a selection of the works in the slideshow below or check it out at flickr. For prices and avaiability, contact us at contact{at}cfye.com
Obviously, it's wintertime and instead of painting outside in the cold, the last bits of creativity of the year go into some awesome indoor work. So if you want to give us christmas presents, here are a few suggestions (picture topping this article totally unrelated). So here you have it, amazing prints and no reason NOT to give us an x-mas present this year.
Not only did the amazing crew of FarkFK, Fin DAC, FAKE, Indigo, Ives.One and Nine-O paint an amazing CFYE wall, they also did a fine job in Bob's youth hostel, in the city center of Amsterdam. Nol joined in for a quick painting session as well and together they made the whole place a lot nicer to look at in general! Big shout out to everyone named above, and ofcourse to Bob's youth hostel for being open to all this art! Enjoy.
First..! (yeh I know I'm a whore for the 'exclusives') HUGE stuff infront of the Bristol University. Adam Mclevey, SPQR and FAKE are responsible for this. Since I'm a lazy basterd, here's what I found in my e-mail:
"Bristol University and Upfest invited regional artists Adam Mclevey, SPQR and Dutch artist FAKE to temporarily hang 30ft pieces of street art from the front of the Bristol University building on Queens Road.
FAKE: This 30-foot artwork is titled FAKE LOVE and is actually made with a 20ft hand cut stencil on a 30ft backdrop
Adam Mclevey: This 30-foot crashing police car was painted freehand, and has been recreated for prints as an A2 stencil.
SPQR: Two of SPQR's 'CCTV Coppers' have been done on a large scale,each standing about 25 feet tall."
The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam loves a daring project. Normally they only show older paintings and artworks but every once in a while they step out of their comfort zone to attract some publicity. Last year the exhibited the diamond skull of Damien Hirst, and this year they've worked together with the famous FAKE to give the pond infront of the museum an extra dimension!
