Let’s start in Brooklyn: M-City has just painted this huge wall. Brooklynite Gallery was there to take plenty of photos. Here are some detailed shots:
And all the way on the other side of the country in Los Angeles: Carmichael Gallery have a show with M-City in their showcase space. It opens on this Saturday, July 10th. Something definitely worth checking out.
Photos by Brooklynite Gallery
Norwegian stencil artist DOLK and Poland’s most prolific street artist M-City are set to collide when they invade the Brooklynite Gallery on April 30th for what is sure to be a show for the ages.
DOLK – who is best known for incorporating strangely beautiful story-lines and a wry sense of humor in to his work will be showcasing a new collection of cutting imagery for the show. Often compared to Banksy; due to the similarities of their imagery – DOLK’s new body of work will convey more cynicism than the past, with most figures displaying enigmatic expressions. But that’s not all – Polish street artist M-CITY will also erect yet another of his infamously large scale murals using his unique graphic brand of stencil artillery that includes images of smoke-stack factories, cogs and gears, steam ships, and repetitive city blocks.
Who do you think would win this street art showdown?
Over the past two nights, M-City and I painted this collaborative mural on Malcolm X Blvd under the auspices of Brooklynite Gallery. It was a pleasure to work with this incredible artist and frankly the painting went swimmingly, without so much as a single conflict in our styles or vision. A big shout out to Mikeion for the fantastic documentation and the wonderful Brooklyn Street Art for the coverage
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M City just completed his first American and New York City debut located on 1108 30th Avenue, Astoria, NY 11102 in conjunction with Ad Hoc Art. Check out Ad Hoc’s post for more details! This mural is just superlative. http://www.m-city.org/
Been meaning to post this little video for a while. I’ve always wondered what a large scale three-dimensional version of an M-City factory would look like. Well, here it is! You can find out more about the Fabryka project, which opens on October 23rd, here.
Another very cool aspect of Fabryka is that you can literally watch it take shape before your eyes. A web cam has been set up in the Center of Contemporary Art in Torun to document every minute of the construction. Below are a couple progress pics – the first from a couple days ago and the second of how things were looking last time I checked. Now get onto M-City’s site and see what’s happened since!
M-City‘s work at Cans Festival last year was a highlight of the free stencil area, and with this new work in Moscow M-City continues to shine.
More after the jump… Continue reading “New work from M-City”
