Holy smokes! Check out the light writing effects Ksera created for this Microsoft IE9 commercial with Keith Rivers Films. You can catch this on the television in the U.S., United Kingdom, and Germany.
A More Beautiful Web is… Internet Explorer TV Commercial from Internet Explorer on Vimeo.
Came across Lux and had to post it, she kills it in heels!!
Her other video’s are just as good.
Check her out HERE
Meet LAKYO, a super talented writer from Malaga, Spain. Painting since 2000, she has formed a great style, and superb pieces!
This chick doesn’t leave much untouched!!
We love hearing from ladies with the same interests as us! Drop a line, or submit photos to fewandfarevent@gmail.com !
Nine women presented images on graffiti, street art and murals that where created by women.
This by no means was this just women standing around and talking about art. The presentation was much more then that. It was one of the most moving, informative, inspiring group of women I have seen speak.
They spoke of struggle, poverty, environmental issues and how every piece of their work had such meaning feeling with so much life to it. I felt compelled to work more on activism myself!
Thank you I felt very blessed to be apart of this!!
Meme.
Presentations by:
Juana Alicia, master muralist
Susan Cervantes, founder Precita Eyes Mural Arts Center
Erin Yoshi, Trust Your Struggle
Nancy Hernandez, #WaterWrites director
Favianna Rodriguez, political print maker
Cece Carpio, Trust Your Struggle
Meme, founder Few & Far
Siloette, San Francisco muralist
Pilar Castillo, SPARC archivist
MC: Malia Movement
DJ: Agana
Estria’s Pecha Kucha
Without the sponsors and ladies in the collective coming through the way they did, the Few & Far 2011 Female Skate Jam would have not been as BAD ASS as it was! Next year we plan on having everything a more organized jam, like having permits, a Dj, and an announcer. We hope to have even more ladies participate! This Skate event will always reman a gathering rather than a competition. Our goal is to connect female skaters and artist.
With out further adieu, a special thanks to this years sponsors…
Our friends at BLOOD WIZARD!
Also special thanks to Ksra and Carlos Aguilar for the T-shirt design and printing, along with Luxe Riot. The shirts came out great!
Check out Carlos Aguilar’s awesome work HERE. And Ksra’s blog HERE
More thanks to our Skate REP Johanna Mahaffy and her family, Curtis and Bonny Franklin for the party!, The volunteers Aimee, Megen, Jen, Joe and Tom. More great photo’s by Hanna Greene, Jakie Lum for designing the flyer, Meleah Cordero for the cupcake’s! Every one that came out! Finally to all the boyfriends, girlfriends, husbands and wives for your support and kisses when we ate shit!!
If you are interested in helping or volunteering time for the next Skate Gathering in 2012, please email us @FewAndFarEvent@Gmail.Com asap! We have little jobs for every type of volunteer, the more the merrier!!!
(Un)Sanctioned
Exhibition catalog from CoCA and Bherd Studios’ August 2011 exhibition of 13 Contemporary Urban Artists at CoCA’s Georgetown Gallery at Seattle Design Center. Artists include 179, Carlos Aguilar & KSera, Zachary Bohnenkamp, CASH, Duffy, Jesse Edwards, Hera, David Joel, Jesse Link, John Osgood, Parskid and Sneke.
250 copies of this book were paid for as part of an award from the City of Seattle’s Department of Neighborhoods “Small and Simple” program, and are reserved for free distribution to libraries, arts organizations, and other groups that serve the public and/or the arts.
You can buy a copy Here
Our friends 179 and Ksera will be showing at Seattle’s Center on Contemporary Art, with 11 other amazing artists this month. If you are around, stop by for an epic opening this Saturday, August 13th.
Women artists have been involved in making art in most times and places, despite difficulties in training, travelling and trading their work, as well as gaining recognition…continues
Shim Chook-cha (1929-1953)
Painted this during the Korean war.
Wasima Al Agha (2003)
Painter who teaches art at Iraq’s Fine Arts Academy.
Marie-guillenmine Benoist (1768-1826)
Once slavery had been abolished in some places, this image became a symbol for women’s emancipation and African American’s rights.
Anna Bilinska
Ukrainian artist (1857-1893)
Ester Hernedez (1944)
Her artwork captures time, and makes sense of the complex world we live in. She aspires to create a visual dialogue for women’s role in this new multi-cultural millennium.
Frida Kahlo (1907-1954)
“I am not sick. I am broken.
But I am happy as long as I can paint.”
Tamara de Lempicka (1898 – 1980)
She was a Polish Art Deco painter.
sorry couldn’t list all..
Check out more artist Here
Well C.O.P is an all female based Magazine, ranging from female graffiti, Rappers, Tattoo Artist and so on…
They even brake down real game about women knowing how to pick up on guys..LoL!
This issue features one of our F&F women Miss Reds! We found this Magazine very entertaining and so will you!
Check them out Here!
