Posts Tagged ‘C215’


C215 Piece ‘Stolen’

Monday, March 30th, 2009

Apparently, a C215 piece has been stolen off of an electrical box recently. From Logan Hicks Blog:

“Got an email from C215 this morning about a piece of artwork that was stolen. The piece was put out in the public arena, so it could be argued that it was free game, but the problem is that too many people try to exploit the public arena to make a dime.

C215 says “Hi if someone see this piece in a gallery, an auction or by someone, I would be really happy to be informed. If you want to help, you could also put this on your blogs, this would be fine to deprive these people to sell the piece. My request is simple : Please let art in the streets… ” ”

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Now its obvious that once a piece is on the street, its fair game.  But is it okay for gallery owners and shit to start reaming pieces off of the street to sell?

Whats your take?
-human

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C215 in Brazil Film

Wednesday, October 29th, 2008

C215 has been getting around recently. We featured his work in New Dheli recently and since then he’s been in Brazil causing a stir. Here’s a brilliant short little film about C215 and their work in Brazil.

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C215 in New Dheli

Wednesday, October 15th, 2008

I know it’s a big claim but C215 is possibly one of the worlds greatest stencil artists, well for the moment anyway. He has a distinctly unique stencil style. C215 has been putting his work up on the walls of New Dheli, India. Like a lot of artists currently, C215 has been getting around quite a bit. His stencil are gracing more walls in more countries and you can’t help but be impressed about the stamina these guys must have to be out all the time, and when they’re not out, they are getting ready to go out.

The ‘Cat’ above is one of my personal favorites. The detail is unbelievable and truly inspiring. I imagine this would just be a one layer stencil and so the level of detail and precision in cutting such a stencil must be tough.

C215’s work is usually just black and white so its great to see his work with a little colour in. The ‘Bikes’ above, also moves away from C215’s typical style with less detail. But I think less is more in this case and he’s onto another winner.

How solemn does this little donkey look? Another great example of why C215 is possibly the worlds greatest stencil artist.

Links:
C215’s Flickr

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