Currently we have two talented plywood artists' work on the Plywood Project wall! Dylan Toomey's colorful graffiti-style art, and a three-dimensional stenciled piece by John Tolles, which must be viewed from different angles to get the full-blown effect.
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Friday, May 6, 2011
Dylan Toomey & John Tolles bedazzle the Plywood Project wall
Currently we have two talented plywood artists' work on the Plywood Project wall! Dylan Toomey's colorful graffiti-style art, and a three-dimensional stenciled piece by John Tolles, which must be viewed from different angles to get the full-blown effect.
Friday, April 30, 2010
Launch of Plywood Project
This month marks the launch of the Emerson Plywood Project!
Here's how it works:
Each month, we supply two spray paint or graffiti artists each with a large piece of plywood. They paint and do their thing all over the plywood. We hang it on the outside of the building for a month.
We're excited to be providing the neighborhood with fresh murals to enjoy each month! The pieces hang on the south side of the building, facing Emerson Street. They're at eye level for pedestrians to touch and witness for close encounters with art.
Throughout the month of May, we have two spectacular pieces by Dylan Toomey and Jocelyn Jillett.
Dylan's piece, "Steez":
And Jocelyn's piece:
This piece has a lot of details that you need to see in person. Like cupcake sprinkles:
Here's how it works:
Each month, we supply two spray paint or graffiti artists each with a large piece of plywood. They paint and do their thing all over the plywood. We hang it on the outside of the building for a month.
We're excited to be providing the neighborhood with fresh murals to enjoy each month! The pieces hang on the south side of the building, facing Emerson Street. They're at eye level for pedestrians to touch and witness for close encounters with art.
Throughout the month of May, we have two spectacular pieces by Dylan Toomey and Jocelyn Jillett.
Dylan's piece, "Steez":
And Jocelyn's piece:
This piece has a lot of details that you need to see in person. Like cupcake sprinkles:
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