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香港九龍油麻地新填地街196號
196 Reclamation Street, Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon, Hong Kong.
城巿閘誌 HK Urban Canvas
「城市閘誌」以藝術創作記錄口述歷史及地區故事，自2017年起，藝術團隊為全港九個區創作了八十三度鐵閘畫作，讓鐵閘說出社區小故事，留住屬於香港的集體回憶。(城巿閘誌)
HK Urban Canvas is a community art project that enhances community inclusion and highlights unique aspects of local culture through art and oral history. Launched in 2017, the project has created 83 shopfront shutter artworks in nine districts to celebrate the city’s local history and collective memories.(HK Urban Canvas)
We've come across Azrael Goldbeard a few times now but this is the first time we've run across his identical twin Mikhail Bluebeard. Whilst Goldbeard is a time-travelling warrior poet Bluebeard has chosen to tread a completely different path as he became a time-travelling poet warrior. The difference may appear trivial but the difference in ideologies has led to more than a few family arguments over the years. For now Bluebeard lives in 2019 North London but he's already thinking of moving back to 2070's New York. Those US cats are off the leash right there...
Completed in record time at Nag's Head market in Holloway on Sunday evening. As hard as we tried to get a decent shot of Bluebeard the fluorescent light directly above was having none of it. So here's an angled shot that avoids the reflections and also features Aspire's bird next to us...
Cheers
id-iom
"And you could have it all,
My empire of dirt"
-Nine Inch Nails
This shutterart depicts the paradoxical situation that is going on in IR. Old tech looking upon their newer counterparts and waiting for their imminent doom. Electrified lines under the clutches of OHE masts and wires and a lone unelectrified line gazing upon the open sky. This paradox in IR has gained even more momentum nowadays.
Under this paradox, an old WDM-2 from the DLS, Mughalsarai (MGS/ECR) with no identification marks on its SHF and in poorly painted colours of its home shed, which indeed adds to its "old school" looks, stands desolate on a sole unelectrified branch line amidst the catenary jungle.
Thinking of all its heyday and the imminent condemnation it will face very soon, it gazes with despair upon the electrified lines and a WAG-7 and and a WAP-4 from unknown ELSs, its newer counterparts, who'll eventually have its "Empire of dirt". In the meanwhile, the abandoned wheelsets nearby, the British-era overbridge and the grey April sky and more to its background of disparity.
Date of Shutterart: 23rd April 2019
香港九龍油麻地咸美頓街2號C地下
2C Hamilton Street, Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon, Hong Kong.
城巿閘誌 HK Urban Canvas
「城市閘誌」以藝術創作記錄口述歷史及地區故事，自2017年起，藝術團隊為全港九個區創作了八十三度鐵閘畫作，讓鐵閘說出社區小故事，留住屬於香港的集體回憶。(城巿閘誌)
HK Urban Canvas is a community art project that enhances community inclusion and highlights unique aspects of local culture through art and oral history. Launched in 2017, the project has created 83 shopfront shutter artworks in nine districts to celebrate the city’s local history and collective memories.(HK Urban Canvas)
I noticed this one day from the bus then i kept looking for it for a while afterwards. I wasn't sure is it had been painted over or i dreamed i saw it in the first place, The thing about shutter art is that when the store is open you are not going to see it and in the winter it will probably be dark when the shutters are down. Anyway one morning i got this image Not the best of artwork if i'm honest but better than i could do and who doesn't like the Simpsons.... Oh and Catford?
Street art Shutters on The Roman Road, East London by
Malarky , Sweet Toof & Mr.Penfold.
Photo from the present, Piece from the Past.
The Well & Bucket on Bethnal Green Road London E2,closed in 1991, but reopened in 2013.
Images from Feb 2012 & April 2013.
This1 is a vey busy artist this year.
So many new works going up on shutters & walls especially in the Shoreditch area.
香港九龍城衙前塱道50號
50 Nga Tsin Long Road, Kowloon City, Kowloon, Hong Kong.
城巿閘誌 HK Urban Canvas
「城市閘誌」以藝術創作記錄口述歷史及地區故事，自2017年起，藝術團隊為全港九個區創作了八十三度鐵閘畫作，讓鐵閘說出社區小故事，留住屬於香港的集體回憶。(城巿閘誌)
HK Urban Canvas is a community art project that enhances community inclusion and highlights unique aspects of local culture through art and oral history. Launched in 2017, the project has created 83 shopfront shutter artworks in nine districts to celebrate the city’s local history and collective memories.(HK Urban Canvas)