Last year I came across Print Liberation and was instantly drawn* to their raw type treatment on tees. PL was founded in Philly by Jamie Dillon and Nick Paparone in 1999, and just recently put out a screen printing primer which is a great resource for ya’ll interested in accumulating some accessible knowledge on the topic.
* Jealous I didn’t come up with it.
Made from 42% recyclable materials.
95% recyclable after its lifetime.
Produced in a Herman Miller facility that runs on 100% renewable energy and generates an average of 77lbs of landfill in a month (enough to fill a large trash can).
Beautiful. I hope they make enough off it to rethink laying off 400 people in our community.
“Facebook”, spray paint on scrap-yard, Bamako – Mali, 2008
“Myspace”, Paint on wall, Phnom Penh-Cambodia. 2007
Filippo Minelli is an Italian born conceptual artist with roots in graffiti. A great reminder of how “the real world is deeply far from the idealization we have of it, not only in the third world.”
From: Wooster Collective
Oh, the lines! Oh, the wit! I never knew one line and a couple squigs could be so fun. This black and white drawing piece is great, but I’m loving the simple use of color on his street pieces. Check out Dave the Chimp.
From: The Wooster Collective.
NEIL HUBERT
ADAM WEILER
LISA WALCOTT
CHUCK ANDERSON
OurThreeThirty is an open exploration of the monotony and magic that happens mid-afternoon. Take a photo everyday at 3:30pm and post it here.
