Street art — graffiti, airbrushing, installation,

Street art — graffiti, airbrushing, installation, performance — one of the new directions of the 8th Vladivostok Biennale of Visual Arts, which will be held from August 21 to September 1. As RIA VladNews the press service of the city administration, this line will represent kalligrafist Rezdi Yamamoto (Japan), graffiti Yuma «Yumanizumu» Yoshimura (Japan), Andrew «Gaia» Pisakane (USA), the art group Concrete Jungle ( Russia), the art-group «33 +1» (Russia). So, Yamamoto Rezdi — street artist calligraphy, also known as KODAMAYA, which means peace of a poet. Typically, the artist paints in ink on the street (sometimes using the paper to 5×2 m) and the music complements the verses penned in progress. In poetry and calligraphy Yamamoto tries to reflect the state of mind of each person walking down the street. He developed his own unique style, as noted by the artist, he enjoys working, his touch smiles and tears of joy people. Yamamoto Rezdi performance will be held at the Biennale on the waterfront and in the park Tsarevich Twin Cities. Also in the square of the Twin Cities will have new work on the retaining wall. Stars of street art Yuma «Yumanizumu» Yoshimura and Andrew «Gaia» Pisakane continue to paint the wall where in June the famous graffiti artist Gabriel spectrum, painted «chromosome DNA.» Recall that on the idea of a brick wall in the park will gradually painted by artists from different countries. Known Vladivostok art group «33 +1» and Concrete Jungle will also make our city brighter — in the Biennale they will paint a few retaining walls. The name of the 8th Biennial of Visual Arts — «Art is closer.» One of the main objectives of the head of Vladivostok Igor Pushkarev to the administration of the city, which is the organizer of the Biennale — get to take part in the activities as much as possible the townspeople to use newer platforms. It was therefore decided to go beyond the usual exhibition halls — the majority of exhibits and installations will be placed in open areas. Admission to all events of the 8th Vladivostok Biennale of Visual Arts — free.