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I’ve chosen the title ‘Soundwaves with Steel Spun around Copper’ as this makes for a wonderful artwork. An artwork as yet conceptualized by me with dramatically commercial applications in mind.
Still from Street Heroines
The term street art typically conjures up images of gang signs, rebellious teenagers, and men. But did you know, not only are street artist becoming more respected–last year, infamous street artist Banksy sold a piece for $1.4 million–but women street artists are getting the respect they are due. Since the street art boom in the 1970s, women like Lady Pink, Charmin 65, JDL Street Art, Negahamburguer, Kashink, Tatyana Fazlalizadeh, Shamsia Hassani and many more have been covering walls, parks, and buildings with their own creative swagger.
Paul Harfleet has been planting pansies at the sites of homophobic abuse for the past 15 years. It’s a small act of memorial but it is powerful. His message is one of resistance. The Pansy marks a moment and it remembers a story. The act of planting and recording ensures that what happened is not forgotten.
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