Urban Affairs 2008

By Graffiti Lobby Berlin

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URBAN AFFAIRS 2008 showed a large-scale exhibition featuring current positions of Contemporary Urban Art and Graffiti. 45 artists from nine countries, all major players in the Urban Art genre, have been invited for a three-day residency at Landsberger Allee 54 in Berlin-Friedrichshain. 

Urban Affairs 2008 // Exhibition overview (2008) by Urban Affairs (Foto: Just)Graffiti Lobby Berlin

Urban Affairs - overview

Located in a postindustrial building, this 900 sq. meter exhibition space is the ideal location for the largest and most comprehensive Urban Art exhibition in Germany to date. URBAN AFFAIRS introduces a generation of artists who confront the challenge of working in public spaces to develop new forms of artistic approach.  

Urban Affairs 2008 // Just (2008) by Just (Foto: Just)Graffiti Lobby Berlin

Urban Affairs - techniques

Different Urban Art techniques such as graffiti writing, stencil, painting, readymade, collage, drawing and graphic design have been transferred to the exhibition rooms. All artworks have been specifically created for the exhibition, which culminated in a grand opening with numerous live events and performances that invited the visitor to interact with the exhibition and the artists themselves.

Urban Affairs 2008 // Nomad, Nomad (Foto: Just), 2008, From the collection of: Graffiti Lobby Berlin
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Urban Affairs 2008 // M-City, M-City (Foto: Just), 2008, From the collection of: Graffiti Lobby Berlin
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Urban Affairs 2008 // Czarnobyl, Czarnobyl (Foto: Just), 2008, From the collection of: Graffiti Lobby Berlin
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Urban Affairs 2008 // Dolk, Dolk (Fotos: Just), 2008, From the collection of: Graffiti Lobby Berlin
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Urban Affairs 2008 // Pisa, Pisa (Foto: Just), 2008, From the collection of: Graffiti Lobby Berlin
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Urban Affairs 2008 // M-City, M-City (Foto: Just), 2008, From the collection of: Graffiti Lobby Berlin
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Urban Affairs 2008 // Emess, Emess (Foto: Just), 2008, From the collection of: Graffiti Lobby Berlin
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Urban Affairs 2008 // Dolk, Dolk (Fotos: Just), 2008, From the collection of: Graffiti Lobby Berlin
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Urban Affairs 2008 // Dolk, Dolk (Fotos: Just), 2008, From the collection of: Graffiti Lobby Berlin
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Urban Affairs 2008 // Noaz, Noaz (Foto: Just), 2008, From the collection of: Graffiti Lobby Berlin
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Urban Affairs 2008 // Xooox, Xooox (Foto: Just), 2008, From the collection of: Graffiti Lobby Berlin
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Urban Affairs 2008 // Crapo, Crapo (Foto: Just), 2008, From the collection of: Graffiti Lobby Berlin
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Urban Affairs 2008 // El Bocho, El Bocho (Foto: Just), 2008, From the collection of: Graffiti Lobby Berlin
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Urban Affairs 2008 // Mymo, Mymo (Foto: Just), 2008, From the collection of: Graffiti Lobby Berlin
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Urban Affairs 2008 // Bonk, Bonk (Foto: Just), 2008, From the collection of: Graffiti Lobby Berlin
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Urban Affairs 2008 // Emess, Emess (Foto: Just), 2008, From the collection of: Graffiti Lobby Berlin
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Urban Affairs 2008 // Alias, Alias (Foto: Just), 2008, From the collection of: Graffiti Lobby Berlin
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Urban Affairs 2008 // Dolk, Dolk (Fotos: Just), 2008, From the collection of: Graffiti Lobby Berlin
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Credits: Story

The exhibition was organized by Riot-Arts - Agency for Urban Art & Cultures and Stockartist - a hybrid art project that develops new approaches in today’s contemporary art market.
The project is in partnership with the Culture Circle Gallery, the ATM Gallery, the Kollektiv Berlin and the Gallery Zero and supported by The issue of ArtFacts, Montana, Mitte’s Backpacker, the Polish Institute and the Foundation for German-Polish Cooperation. 

Artists:
ALIAS (DE) / ANTON UNAI (DE) / BONK! (DE) / BEN THE (FR) / BIMER (DE) / CZARNOBYL (DE) / CRAPO (FR) / DANIEL TAGNO (DE) / DOLK (NO) / EINSAMKEIT (ES) / EL BOCHO (DE) / EL LOLO (ES) / EL TONO (ES) / EMESS (DE) / FUNK25 (DE) / GEORGIOS (GR) / IXI COLOR (PL) / IX PLANET (DE) / JAST! (DE) / JABO AKA MONK (DE) / JUST (DE) / KINDERMASSIVE (HU) / M-CITY (PL) / MASSMIX (PL) / MOKI (DE) / MORTE (FR) / MYMONSTERS (ES) / NANO 4814 (ES) / NEON (DE) / NOAZ (ES) / NOMAD (DE) / NURIA (ES) / OBELISK (CA) / OVNI (ES) / ROBERT STUMPF (DE) / SWANSKI (PL) / TOM 14 (BR) / WOW THE DEAD (DE) / XOOOOX (DE)

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