Martha Cooper aka kodak girl: street art can’t be stopped

Sunday, September 14th, 2008

There are several interesting connections among ethnologists / anthropologists if they happen to be also photographers: being artistically hooked up to dance (in all forms), having a passion for street art (graffiti or murals), and interest in music (in all forms, too!).
(Oh, I forgot also one thing: collecting vintage stuff – old photo gear or [...]

Interview with Robert Hylton: I think, I’m a dance junkie!

Wednesday, August 13th, 2008

Robert Hylton is an ‘urban classicist’… being continuously tainted with the virus called street art in its most refined sense…
As a youngster he was involved in the UK’s underground Hip Hop scene (break dance and popping techniques included), then jazz dance&stylez, and after a while he realized that contemporary dance might work for him too [...]

b-boy skating techniques + social rhythms = bill shannon aka crutch

Saturday, July 5th, 2008

Bill Shannon aka Crutchmaster is a rare fish in the whole ocean of contemporary art and performative scene today… exploring social paradigms, as he likes to call it ‘representations of a projective narrative’, Shannon gives a different perspective on human reactions and expectations…

Photo: Bill Shannon (c)