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| Chorro St across from SLO Mission ~ 9.12.11 |
"Artists are among the most generous of people.
Perhaps inherent in the appreciation of creativity
comes a deep, underlying love of humanity
and our Earth."
~ Kelly Borheim
:: GUERILLA ART ::
"any art developed in PUBLIC SPACES - that is
'in the streets' --- is generally unsanctioned art ---
meaning it is not sponsored or organized
by a person, organization or governmental agency"
My first foray into the term GUERILLA ART
happened when I ran across
After reading her BIO, I've come to the conclusion
she's a very down-to-earth gal,
who happens to be an artist,
and is learning to "mommie" her young son!
She doesn't have 2-heads,
nor a totally "TAT-ed out body"
and she doesn't use a spray can to share her art!
GUERILLA ARTISTS
~~ generally, want to remain anonymous ~~
~~ aren't interested in defacing property ~~
~~ want to share the "quirky" side of life ~~
KERI lists some very simple ideas for creating
found upon googling Guerilla Art ~ curious?
follow this LINK
I just had to learn more about this picture...
SiLLy, fUnNy sTuFF
using miniature people to create art
see more at this site:
!! Hilarious !!
more GUERILLA ART...
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| Portland, Oregon ~ image FOUND here |
...what fun to tell people you live on the street
decorated with six giant carrots!
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| leg warmers? |
Back to SLO ~ here's another view of the
GUERILLA ART Mom & I found last Sunday!
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| hand stand? |
Have you run across GUERILLA ART
in your community?
(this post is dedicated to ACE who's planning some GUERILLA ART for her "un-named community")
I love your photos of Guerilla Art - they look like a lot of fun. I wish we had some here.
ReplyDeleteNo, sadly no Guerilla Art here...and boy could we use some. (-: I love the carrots, so cute! Wish I lived in SLO.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting and fun! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love Keri's blog..her philosophy about art and sharing. Love what you've shared here. Such good fun!!!
ReplyDeleteI am a guerilla artist, and these pieces have given me some inspiration. Recently I made a mosaic that covered my entire patio's floor.
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