Thanks to the collaboration with Andrea Spoto and Claudia Spoto (Director of Theater), we have made important works on the outside walls of the theater. We have collaborated with: Case Maclaim, Zedz, Bordalo II, Nevercrew, Peeta and many other projects are coming. The Colosseum Theater is the first in the world to host works by Graffitismo_ Writing and Street Art. Realizing a high quality artistic culture center.
Theatre ColosseoSquare23 Project The SEDES clinic after the works carried out in the San Salvario district, started collaborating with us, realizing for now two works on its two buildings, via G.Bonone, with Case Maclaim and Etnik
A wonderful collaboration that has given the Turin city a high artistic livel.
Clinica SEDES SapentiaePrivate commitments Borgata Tesso is a peripheral district in Turin. Thanks to the collaboration with Architect Simona Vlaic, the gallery has produced some works by Writer and Street Artists, with the goal of sharing the economy inside, bringing people with tours organized by SAT, and trying to ignite the interest of all other Turin people but also coming from outside.
Artwork imagine: Artist_Corn79
Borgata Tesso Wall with Corn79Simona Vlaic A Project by Square23 Gallery with BEPART feat NEVERCREW "Black Machine" - Wall painting and installation on the Colosseum Theater in Turin
Christian Rebecchi & Pablo Togni by NEVERCREW have just completed this extraordinary mural "Black Machine" made on the Colosseum Theater in Turin.
The duo painted an 18m x 35m surface with paint on the wall, spray paint, stencils with neon light and real objects!
"Playing with the curve of the sidewalk and drawing inspiration from the theater on which we painted, we decided to work on the idea of representation as a portrait, as a performance and representation of reality. We used direct references to the theatrical context to define a starting point but then we wanted to shift our attention to global warming related to human habits. "
By framing the mural with the BEPART app you will discover the installation in a new dimension, to be considered an integral part of the work. Inserted into a sound environment, the digital extension enriches the observer's perception of the content.
BEPART and Never Crew are in Turin in Paratissima, from 4 to 9 November 2015 in the Stand Square23 Gallery
link for the Project:
https://youtu.be/DPxEFKoz6iw
BEPARTAugmented Reality In Turin there is SAT (Street Art Tourino), a project made by Claudia De Giorgis. It's very important to have a Tour in our city because it brings people of any class to our world and provides them with tools to better understand the work of these extraordinary artists. Our collaboration in the San Salvario district (Theater Colosseo) works well, welcoming more and more interested people.The tour has a professional guide explaining every artistic work, the techniques used, and providing each artist with information about their life and their artistic journey.
Contacts:
web-Site:https://streetarttorino.wordpress.com/
SAT Street Art Tourinomanager: Claudia De Giorgis From 9 to 12 June 2016, the first edition of Start - Street Art Fest was held at Assago Summer Arena, with the participation of some of the most important international street artists: Chazme (Poland), Etnik (Italy), Sepe (Poland), Nevercrew (Switzerland), Pixel Pancho (Italy), Roa (Belgium), Vhils (Portugal), Zedz (Netherlands).
Start will be open every day from 11am to 7pm: a four-day marathon that celebrates the different expressions of "urban" culture, gathering it in one big event and with the most representative artists of the various disciplines.
The protagonist will be primarily street art, with internationally renowned artists involved with the Square 23 gallery in Turin, site-specific works, installations, performances and thematic events, but plenty of space will also have other street culture languages such as graffiti and hip hop with a series of collateral activities - in collaboration with Stradedarts - that will offer you the chance to see live breakdance demonstrations, performance by oarkour specialists, skate and bmx performances, listening to scratch of renowned djs international, and paint with cans on free murals in the graffiti writing area.
In addition, the area will host the exhibition "Post Graffiti and Street Art Expo", the exhibition of photographer Cosimo Griso Alfarano, the calligraphy workshop and screen printing workshops, film projections, documentaries and interviews related to the world of street art , the Verso bookstore, with relevant books, and point-of-sale products such as Urban Market, the vintage market for collectors and curious.
The Challenges of 3DC & Dafa rapper challenges - Hey-N The Guru & Mr Data - Dj Wza & Paziest & March & Bates.
Two special events that will take place in the evening.
On Friday, June 10, at 8.30 pm, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike will be held, and on Saturday, June 11, the Booste DJ set will be held from 9 pm.
All the works of the Street Artist will remain at the Assago Summer Arena until the end of July as urban decorations that will enhance the scenery of the Street Music Art 2016 event, of which Start - Street Art Fest is the inaugural event.
Street Music Art is an innovative and state-of-the-art event bringing for the first time in an Italian festival the magic of reality augmented at the service of urban art culture.
At the start of the 9th June, the extraordinary street art art actually increased "Synchronizing machine n ° 4" by Nevercrew thanks to Bepart - the Public Imagination Movement.
A unique street art artwork: an animated digital installation that will only be visible through its smart devices by downloading the free Bepart app, available for Android and iOS.
The work will remain at the Assago Summer Arena until July 29, and will also be visible in the Gps: pointing the room in the direction of the stage, you can see the content in the sky above the festival.
START _Festival_Assago Forum MilanoLive Nation On September 21, the Onlus Association of Il Gabbiano presented the project for the upgrading of the former prison in Tirano, to celebrate the thirty years of activity, for which it also benefited from the collaboration of the curators Daniele Decia of the historical Gallery Studio D'Ars of Milan, and Davide Loritano, gallerist of Square23 in Turin, who immediately joined the proposal by joining forces and elaborating the artistic project "Artistic Imprevist and social probabilities".Davide Loritano and Daniele Decia, the two curators chosen for the artistic direction of the project, are distinguished by the direct and in-depth knowledge and experience of the artists they work with and collaborate, some of whom are the most important members of Street and Graffiti Art not only at the level both national and international, and for proven experience as connoisseurs and promoters of well-established artists and emerging talents through the activities carried out in the respective Galleries, now become a reference point in Street Art's panorama. Square23, a young Torino gallery celebrating this year, the first 3 years of activity, and as Loritano explains, is born of his passion for graffiti and big murals, but also for contemporary art in general. "I chose this job, putting all my passion into it, even if we did not have the means at first. Since we started, we've been able to involve more and more artists, becoming a great family where all artists are at ease and start collaborating with each other. "The young gallery owner is very pleased with his work on the site and explains that its promotion strategy is based primarily on continuous research on local and European territory and on the programming of exhibitions of well-known and well-known artists alternating with the planning of exhibitions of emerging artists to create in collectors and amateurs and the public in a general mechanism of continuous interest in both categories of artist. "Torino has reacted very well, it is a very lively town both for graffiti and street art. It's full of kids and initiatives, there are so many associations that manage, find locations, call famous artists to work on buildings, on 30/40 meters, and seeing the city that was transforming we thought we were creating a gallery that emerged from the austere canons of the classic galleries. The artist, in my opinion, has to work to re-qualify the place where we live, so every artist who comes from us also works directly on the territory. This made people realize that something was changing or there was a different art form that was entering the galleries. I see that there is more interest in the authorities as well, giving us more space. "Decia, however, started his activity at the Ars d'Ars in Milan about a year ago, but has always lived in the first place contemporary art. as he says, "I'm born in a small country where in the '70s there were still really important artists; my friends and the people I was attending were young children of artists. As I grow up I understand and draw near to love art. I decided to reactivate something in this little village because since the '80s everything had gone down. Will live a cultural association. I take management of an exhibition space, with high level and value-added collaborators, with much experience of me, including the Paludetto del Castello di Rivara, and we make it a contemporary art museum. I think the only one on the west coast. I work with the Castle of Rivara and have the opportunity to collaborate with Luca Beatrice, Olga Gambaro, and to know personalities like Achille Bonito Oliva and Germano Celant, in short a bit. So I get closer to art as long as last year I decided to accept the proposal made by the Studio D'Ars owner, "with the intention of making it contemporary but of a condition, doing what it is now the contemporary: "if in the 1980s the contemporary were Mondino, Stefanoni, Scanavino, Buonalumi ... now the contemporary are Street Art, Underground and NewPop." And he goes on to say that although Milan is a tough city full of sharks, galleries, "having a small space in a really good position, because in the center, and making it a lab of artists, giving it white papers on that which can put them in, is an added value compared to many other existing galleries; not so many in Italy to let the artist interact with space as he thinks. For me, it's fun to test them and figure out who's about to do, play them, play with them, live them ... I remember the first wall I did inside ... I did it with Bros, up to four , to trace it, we slept from four and a half to seven in the morning and we went to the wall and ended a quarter to five ... at five o'clock. "
Urban Art in Jail Tirano _Sondrio (ITA)Collaboration with Gabbiano Onlus Born as a program off Artissima, international festival of contemporary art, Paratissima is today an important part of this month of November Turin entirely dedicated to contemporary art. Since yesterday, the festival has taken possession of the rooms of Torino Esposizioni. For the tenth consecutive year, from November 5 to 9, 2014, Paratissima offers a series of unmissable events for fans of the genre. Over 600 artists this year; young designers, painters, sculptors, designers, photographers: exhibitions, workshops (especially the workshop organized by Guido Harari, nicknamed "the photographer of rock"), shows, the program is varied, from traditional art galleries to galleries of urban art, is born URBAN GAP a Project by Loritano Davide the director of Square23 Gallery- Galleries at Paratissima is dedicated to this innovative art form), allowing everyone to choose according to their affinities. Davide L. hava call the best of Italian Galleies for make a hight quality art fair in Turin.
Through the project "Parafuture - Budding Artists", the youngest are also invited to participate in Paratissima by discovering contemporary art and taking part in guided tours and workshops with artists and creators. All that remains is to invite the curious to check out the program and watch the video presentation focusing on the theme of the event: Not Wrong, but Creative.
Urban GAP _ Urban Galleries Art Faira Project of Square23 Gallery with Paratissima
