Showing posts with label Wheatpaste. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wheatpaste. Show all posts

Tuesday, 13 November 2012

The Wake Up Call - Trailer-

The Wake Up Call, short greek politic graffiti documentary, trailer and site on air!
By Kostas Kallergis.

Featuring Bleeps, Mapet, Pavlo and yours truly "me".

enjoy.




Tuesday, 14 February 2012

The Helsingin Sanomat feature

Greece: Political Graffiti and Crisis feature.
Meeting with Helsingin Sanomat's (eng) (fin) Virve Kahkonen (yes ladies first - journalist) and Kalle Koponen (photographer) at Exarxeia. Meeting arranged by Kostas Kallergis.
About: NDAcrew, Bleeps.gr, Mapet, political zoo and... well... me... and the crisis (of course).

Tuesday, 15 November 2011

Hats off

Hats off to these dudes!
Payne, Spook, Asem, Melow... looking forward to find and post links about you.

I couldn't feel more honored than this.
Thank you

Tuesday, 4 October 2011

Art of vandalism or vandalism of art?

Enjoy the entire Public Dialogue at Asmata & Miasmata blog, or -even better- rush to inform Pitta tou Pappou for yet another destruction of their original artwork by Absent.


Wednesday, 11 May 2011

Foto op!

yup... and that's exactly where their pensions went...

New 666 ad attack

New ads highjacked, 666 and police hat for police shades. Plus a new 666 pack ready and waiting.
















Tuesday, 3 May 2011

Politik!.. 3

...Follow your leader...

...it's more than obvious that whoever trashed this Diamantopoulou, didn't want to clean the school's door and actually wanted to save Diamantopoulou's (Greek Minister for Education) face from criticism and disgrace... good dog!

Tuesday, 1 March 2011

Politik!.. 2


As said before hate is a good way to assess the impact these wheatpasted cartoons of mine have.
This below is the second "History locker" teared down by some not so innocent bystander, I've allready noticed that they'r too busy to delete their "Leader's" face (at the right you can see a No Niquita deleted face) they tend to forget the rest... and thus betray their motive.

The curious thing this time, is that this wheatpaste coincided with an editorial cartoon exhibition held just in front of it in the Gazi Exhibition Area with even the same theme "the economic crisis", still nothing was vandalised there...


I guess a good truth is welcomed in the "Freedom of speech" context as far as it is held behind exhibition walls, or inside newspaper pages, where it's either hid or bond to dissapear at the end of the day, while my No1 and No2 "History locker" wheatpastes survived more that several weeks each. Challenging with it's no forget no forgive attitude... hey! someone eventually would try and shut them off...

Lets see the No3 how long will last...