Check them out in Berlin Friedrichshain.

A few more photos of the show in Cologne featuring El Bocho himself, wearing a mask made out of tape.

The show can be seen for five more days. Make sure to visit if you got the chance. More informations about the exhibition on the previous post.

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Thanks to all the 400 visitors coming to the opening on saturday. The show can be seen until 26th of September at the ArtyFarty Gallery. More photos of the exhibition on El Bocho’s blog.

All in Berlin, all hand painted.

“Did you know I am living close to you?”, “Can’t wash off the city feelings…” and “He respected me… it was so wonderful.”

Two recent works of the Citizen series by El Bocho were shown. Notice the UV lacquer on the I regret nothing work.

Thanks everybody for coming out and Brenna for the photos.

For those who want to go, find all information in the previous post.

A guerilla art event takes place in Berlin on the 1th of May parallel to the Gallery Weekend Berlin. The Stattbad will be a place for further upcoming exhibitions but before the official opening it will be the host to the No more sugar for the monkey show. The location, the vaults of a former swimming pool, is a good place to show two large scale canvases of El Bocho’s Citizen series in a group show with several international artists.

The exhibition takes place at the Stattbad, Gerichtstr 65 , Berlin. See the street map here. It is open on request until 16th of May. Send an email to info@kooperdavid.com

Program:

18h – Opening
21h – Fjorden Baby
23h – Perfomance: Madeline Stillwell
Open end (minimal electro program)

Complete line up:

Anna Rzeznik (PL), Christoph Steffner (AUS), David Johannson (DE), David Nicholson (US), Dolk (NOR), El Bocho (DE), Emess (DE), Friedrich Gobbesso (DE), Gould & Various (DE), Hannes Bend (DE), Jakob Szymedera (PL), John Isaacs (UK), Just (DE), Kaj Aune (NOR), Kenno Apatrida (PER), Madeline Stillwell (US), Maren Geers (NL), Maxime Ballesteros (FR), Nick Dewar (NZ), Niels Trannois (FR), Pete Wheeler (NZ), Ralf Gutsmann (DE), Ryszard Grzyb (PL), Stephanie Custance (US), Tiphaine Shipman (BZ), Tofa (DE), Tra Bouscaren (US), Tulip Art Projects (NL), Wolfgang Ganter (DE), Zhivago Duncan / Ogaviz (CA). Curated by Jochen Küpper.

Have a look at it while you can. This work is located in the northern part of Frankfurt (Germany), the financial centre of the republic. Frankfurt follows a strict anti-graffiti / anti-street art politic and most urban art is subject to immediate removal. Being the fifths largest town of Germany, this city got kilometres of clean streets without any non-conform / non-commercial sign of  the “citizen” seen anywhere. It feels as if one single work here has much more relevance compared to cities like Berlin, Dresden or Leipzig who like the latter two are smaller than Frankfurt but where urban artists compete for the scarce free space.

See the hand painted poster of El Bocho´s “Citizen” series at one of Frankfurt´s arterial roads, the Eschersheimer Landstrasse, passed by the subway lines U1, U2 and U3.

Bigger images at El Bocho´s site.

Photos by urbanartguide.com

The Urban Art Guide by Adidas featured on here earlier is now online. You can see some nice photos like those above, get additional informations like locations, a few interviews, videos and more, but there is not too much content on the site so far. Unfortunately we couldn’t test the I-Phone application due to a lack of access to an I-Phone. Donations are welcome.

Seen a short while ago in Hamburg. Hamburg visitors / residents can see this work at ‘Lange Reihe’ Strasse, next to ‘Rote Flora’.

A few works of El Bocho have been shown at the Art Karlsruhe (Germany) from 5.3. to 8.3. Here is a pre opening shot.