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Art at 35th North is proud to present it’s Inaugural art exhibition “Layers” featuring the artwork of world renown Seattle bred Graffiti artist Sneke DVS. Having been an influence on Seattle graffiti writers for close to 20 years Sneke has maintained a dedication to the original visual language of the NYC school of stylewriting while bringing his incredible talent with color and can technique. In preparation for an upcoming tour of Europe, Sneke has created a series of paintings on canvas exploring the pure joy of banging color schemes, fades, and phantoms with a more studied look at composition than what is possible during a late night street mission. Sneke is well known in the local graffiti scene as a master of style and has been featured in various international graffiti magazines and books. For this exhibition Sneke has designed a graphic for a limited edition 35th North skateboard deck that will be available for purchase during the show.
2023-04-13 Emory Art Punk DIY Fest Festival Randy Gue Joe Camoosa Chad Radford Dana Haugaard
Thursday April 13! Join Emory's Rose Library and Emory Visual Arts from 6:30-8:30 p.m. for Emory’s legendary Art, Punk, DIY Fest, a night of music and hands-on art activities in celebration of the library’s Atlanta punk collection. The event is happening at the Emory Visual Arts Building at 700 Peavine Creek Dr., Atlanta, GA 30322, just across the street from home plate at Chappell Park, the school baseball diamond. Free and open to the public.
This year’s event features a live set by Ladrones, who hail from San Juan, Puerto Rico by way of Atlanta and play screaming, wailing garage punk ‘n’ roll. Art activities include silkscreening t-shirts with Emory Visual Arts, making buttons with Emory TechLab, creating punk sock puppets with The Bakery and “skate bling” with Julie and Raymondo as well as learning graffiti stylewriting with Antar Fierce and MadClout. And don’t forget our famous tower of free pizza!
There is no parking at the Visual Arts Building except for a couple of handicap spaces.
This means we have to park in the Peavine Parking Desk located at 29 Eagle Row, Atlanta, 30322 and walk 3/10ths of a mile to the Fest location at 700 Peavine Creek Drive.
Folks can be dropped off at the event before you park!
Ein Graffito eines unbekannten Hip-Hop-Künstlers in der Amsterdamer Innenstadt (Anjeliersdwarsstraat). Dieses Foto entstand auf der Reise der 6b des WRG Salzburg nach Amsterdam im Mai 2008. © 2008 by Esmeralda Schickbauer, Salzburg. Mehr Info bei wrg.uni.cc/ausfluege/amsterdam_wrg. Möchtest du Hintergrundmusik hören, klicke zuerst auf mein Webradio, bevor du dir meine Fotos oder diese Serie als Diaschau in höherer Auflösung ansiehst (Click to listen to my webradio and see a slideshow in a higher resolution).
2023-04-13 Emory Art Punk DIY Fest Festival Randy Gue Joe Camoosa Chad Radford Dana Haugaard Ladrones @LadronesPR
Thursday April 13! Join Emory's Rose Library and Emory Visual Arts from 6:30-8:30 p.m. for Emory’s legendary Art, Punk, DIY Fest, a night of music and hands-on art activities in celebration of the library’s Atlanta punk collection. The event is happening at the Emory Visual Arts Building at 700 Peavine Creek Dr., Atlanta, GA 30322, just across the street from home plate at Chappell Park, the school baseball diamond. Free and open to the public.
This year’s event features a live set by Ladrones, who hail from San Juan, Puerto Rico by way of Atlanta and play screaming, wailing garage punk ‘n’ roll. Art activities include silkscreening t-shirts with Emory Visual Arts, making buttons with Emory TechLab, creating punk sock puppets with The Bakery and “skate bling” with Julie and Raymondo as well as learning graffiti stylewriting with Antar Fierce and MadClout. And don’t forget our famous tower of free pizza!
There is no parking at the Visual Arts Building except for a couple of handicap spaces.
This means we have to park in the Peavine Parking Desk located at 29 Eagle Row, Atlanta, 30322 and walk 3/10ths of a mile to the Fest location at 700 Peavine Creek Drive.
Folks can be dropped off at the event before you park!