Abroad: “LE SILENCE Une fiction” in Monaco
Our post-apocalyptic world is actualized in the multimedia exhibition, “LE SILENCE Une fiction” currently on view at Nouveau Musée National de Monaco. Featuring works from 25 daring artists, the show presents a visual prophecy of what our modern civilization might leave behind.
(Nouveau Musée National de Monaco/Courtesy)
US: ”Fresh Guacamole”
With this slightly trippy and entirely mesmerizing video, stop motion filmmaker Pes perfectly demonstrates the ability of stop motion animation to create artistic masterpieces. Now boasting nearly 3.5 million views, the addicting short combines impressive visuals with perfectly synced audio and ridiculous attention to detail. Grenades, baseballs, Christmas lights, and poker chips never looked so delicious.
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San Francisco: RAW: Stimulus
At RAW’s event this Thursday, over 30 of San Francisco’s most promising up-and-coming talents will be showing a plethora of far-out creations, including paintings, prints, photography, music, performance and fashion. Packed with every kind of art conceivable, the night promises to stimulate every single one of your senses.
(Raw Artists/Courtesy)
East Bay: Live Drawing Party at Actual Cafe
Hang out with local artists as they produce artworks right on the spot at Actual Cafe’s Live Drawing Party this Friday. At the end of the night, their drawings will be available for purchase at very affordable prices (think $5-$45). Actual Cafe also just opened “Paper Trail,” their new zine show, which is also definitely worth checking out.
(Alison Tharp/Actual Cafe Art Space/Courtesy)
Campus Area: Weirdo Mural at UCB
If you saw last week’s post, I said that Weirdo would be painting a mural on campus. I caught up with him on Sunday as he painted, so check out the pictures of his incredible work below. He requested that not release the exact location, but it’s in the vicinity of Kroeber fountain.
(Anna Carey/Staff)
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