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Paste Modernism is the largest celebration of the medium of 'paste-ups' in Australia, and is now presented again for the 3rd time at OUTPOST PROJECT on Cockatoo Island. Throughout its inception it has found residence in staples of the Sydney art scene, starting initially with the artist run residence Hibernia House in a guerilla exhibition, and finally graduating to the heritage walls of Cockatoo Island. Every available inch of over 300 square meters of wall space will be covered with the pasted artworks of over 100 local and international artists.
The 'Paste-Up' is an ever-expanding and innovative form of street art, that involves an artist making their work onto varying sizes of paper and then applying it to walls and surfaces within their urban environment using wheat-paste or wallpaper glue. Whether as black and white multiplied photocopies, colourful hand painted murals or thought provoking text pieces, the 'Paste-Up' is an immediate and bold contemporary art-form.
The medium explores not only aesthetic values, but is often politically and socially motivated - which allows experimentation both by accomplished artists as well as people with little or no artistic training. With all other street art genres, a hierarchy is in place based usually on the skill and years of training and practice of each artist (aerosol-can control/complexity of a stencil etc). Most 'Paste-Up' artists also have years of experience, creating intricate and well-planned artworks - however anybody right now, could find a photograph or jpeg that resonates with them, take it to a digital printer and with relatively little expense, print it out in wallpaper width paper sheets and put it up on the streets.
Curated by Ben Frost, Paste Modernism 3 includes artists such as: Pure Evil, Copyright, Dan Baldwin, Anthony Lister, Drab, Urban Cake Lady, Heesco, Bei Badgirl, Houl, Creon, John Doe, Simon Lovelace, RJ, Mats?!, Bridge Stehli, Esjay, Anton Benois, Numskull, Bennett, Vexta, Tez, Bunkwaa, Jumbo, Zap, Skel, HA-HA, SMC, 1337, Felix, Konsume Terror, Pigeonboy, Vars, Aelhra, Qwux and more. The OUTPOST PROJECT (4 November - 11 December 2011) Cockatoo Island, Sydney, Australia
Customers have to use the spoon to scope the fish paste to make fish balls at this Japanese hot pot restaurant.
Next you open the portfolio. Out falls a stack of catalog cards and a magnifying glass. On each card there is a painting, a botanical illustration. Every image is labelled in the same handwriting you've seen in the other books.
Into the Dunes, an artist's book by Angela Richardson.
Created in Lynda Barry's course, What It Is: Manually Shifting the Image. Barry was Artist-in-Residence at UW-Madison in Spring 2012.
Shown at The Open Book, UW -Madison Memorial Union, May 2012.
mandala desing I saw on kenzi's photostream. (this was also my first time trying kenzi's designs). I was sad the color didn't come out too great :(
Rescatando algo que duró muy poco. Paste up en un muro por Cuesta de Moras, camino a Sn Pedro. San José. Costa Rica. Artista anónimo.
I mix epoxy paste and adhesives on samples of laminate that I pick up at Home Depot or Lowes. The samples come in two sizes. The smaller samples are very useful for small jobs.
Unfortunately, this black and white speckle pattern sample was the only large sample I had in my supply. The colors make it a bit harder to see the paste in these photos.