Art Street

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In conjunction with the Street Art exhibition at the Tate Modern, various works
have appeared in the area surrounding the Fibre studio.

Artists from Spain, Italy, France and Brazil were all showing works at the gallery
and in the nearby streets. Some placed legally, some appear to have been done
without permission. Either way, the message would seem to be the same:
Street art’s ok so long as the perpetrator’s not from Britain.

In a decision I support, the gallery purposefully excluded Banksy in an attempt
to draw attention to other just as accomplished artists and aspects of the art
form. Just a shame I think not to celebrate some more of our own emerging
and already established talent.

There is a map of the route available for download on the Tate website.

Alex Geoffrey
Posted on Monday, 16th of June 2008 Permalink Comment (2)

2 Comments

little abstract, but i like it.

Posted by godclone_1 on Sunday, July 2008 at 2:31 PM

What a great idea, and what a perfect way to get people out into the streets and seeing art in a different context!

Posted by Amy on Thursday, July 2008 at 4:35 PM

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