Meticulous paper cuts by San Fransisco based artist Kanako Abe created by Ise-katagami – the ancient Japanese technique of creating fine stencils for patterning kimono fabric. In this case, the paper is the finished product rather than a means to another end.
A new Banskyish stencil in Shoreditch by London street artist iCon.
(Thanks Maria Brosnan)
Liamo writes:
Spotted on a doorway Main St. Rush Co Dublin earlier
Critique (of style but not necessarily sentiment) spotted yesterday morning on a Parisian trottoir by Jim Redmond who sez:
I think the white one means something like a bad stencil (like the green one) is like a shit on the path. True. Stay classy Paris.
Dublin based stencil artist KEMP is having an exhibition in Vicar St. tonight prior to the Breeders gig from 6-8pm.
No invite required and you don’t need to be going to the gig to gain entry.
KEMP synopsises the night thus:
Chances of hipster presence- nailed on
Chances of tay – slim but wouldn’t totally rule it out
Chances of a bike being stolen- worth a punt
Chances of art featuring lost or cute pets, weather or things that look like Ireland- unfortunately nil.
