Designer Anotnio Brasko recently hosted his own exhibition at The Seventh Letter Gallery in Los Angeles entitled BRANDALISM. The exhibit looked at the influence of street art, graffiti, and brands in fashion, in an experimental way. He created a set of original spray paint cans for a diverse mix of brands. The limited edition cans, […]
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Over a five day stretch, the Brandalism project saw 25 artists from 8 countries come together for the biggest subvertising campaign in UK history. Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds…
Brandalism. Branded Spray Paint Cans are a study of the influence that street art and graffiti have on fashion by artist Antonio Brasko
From bastardized logos and ‘vandalized’ store fronts - galvanized by a coterie of potshot-taking Insta-famous artists that are even buddying up with the brands they satirize - subverting or dismantling formerly sacred brand codes is swiftly becoming a fast-track to modernity.
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The Results Of “Brandalism” world’s first international “subvertising” collaboration http://gg.gg/dzb via @FastCoCreate
В акваторию Черного моря еще пару лет назад проник мнемиопсис, который отвоевал себе львиную долю кормовой базы планктоноядных рыб и уничтожает их икру и личинки. Самой пострадавшей стороной в этой экологической катастрофе оказалась хамса одна из главных промысловых рыб Черного моря …
Feed your creativity with Top 10: This Week’s Top Packaging Projects. 1. BRANDALISM Limited Edition Spray Paint Cans 2. Alcoholidays Calendar 2014 3. Produce Candles 4. Before & After: Terra Chips 5. Knit You 6. The Secret Keepers 7. London Coffee Roasters 8. Collection: Packaged in Ukraine 9. Saint Muerte Wine 10. Xylo Eyewear
Paris is grabbing the world's attention again, but this time, it's with environmental messages aimed at the world leaders gathering for the COP21 climate conference on Monday. 600 fake posters denouncing major corporations were installed behind the glass at bus stops around the city by Brandalism, a UK-based project that fights corporate control in advertising.
