Posts Tagged crochet
Olek Joins Other Artists at Open Canvas
Posted by Mylynedj in Yarn Bombing on June 27, 2013
Graffiti artist, Olek, joins more than 20 other artist in an outdoor art festival, Absolut’s Open Canvas, along a stretch of North Sixth Street in Brooklyn, New York.
Photo Source: Fastcocreate.com
“Mustang Jane” Yarn Bombs Venus
Posted by Mylynedj in Yarn Bombing on February 21, 2013
Janette Terrazas yarn bombs Venus statue in Mexico.
Magda Sayeg Continues to Yarn Bomb Langham Place
Posted by Mylynedj in Yarn Bombing on September 6, 2012
Langham Place’s several architectural features are transformed into brilliant rainbows of warm and fuzzy installations.
Photo Source: Chinadaily.com
Olek Yarn Bombs the Einstein Memorial
Posted by Mylynedj in Yarn Bombing on July 26, 2012
Right after her trip to Brazil, guerrilla crochet street artist, Olek, wraps a statue of Albert Einstein in pink and purple yarn.
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Olek Crochets an Alligator Playground in Sao Paulo
Posted by Mylynedj in Yarn Bombing on July 19, 2012
In Sao Paulo, Brazil, Olek creates “Crocheted Jacarea,” a massive alligator playground with a team of “crocheteiros”. It was designed by Marcia Maria Benevento and covered in North Carolina acrylic yarn and Brazilian ribbons.
Photo Source: www.designboom.com
Olek Takes a Creative Tour Across Britain
Posted by Mylynedj in Yarn Bombing on June 21, 2012
Samsung teams up with Olek as she leaves her crocheted signature on landmarks across the country.
Olek Visits Montreal
Posted by Mylynedj in Yarn Bombing on June 14, 2012
Street artist, Olek, yarn bombs the streets of Montreal.
Photo Source: http://www.openfile.ca/montreal/blog/2012/
Olek Yarn Bombs British Beach
Posted by Mylynedj in Yarn Bombing on June 7, 2012
Olek’s signature crochet art covers two of the 100 Antony Gormley sculptures that line Crosby Beach in Merseyside. Olek explains how she wanted to “transform old into new” by “giving them a new skin.” Gormley couldn’t agree more.
Photo source: Artinfo.com
Crocheted Art that Takes You Back in Time
For Brazilian artist, Ernesto Neto, crocheting is more than just a mere distraction to pass time, it is a means to sculpt time. The bimorphic environments he created makes time move backwards as you become a child again maneuvering through the webbed walls. His work, now showing as “Cuddle on the Tight Rope” in Nasher Sculpture Center in Texas, is also based on the relationship between our body and the world that surrounds it with rhythm playing a huge part in it.
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