Faces over abstract, on what appeared to be the toe end of skateboards,
were screwed to poles and posts.
It was in the Grarten! Graffiti & Art & Garden = Grarten.
Love it in the Grarten, where art grows like wild flowers, so I went back and found more.
The Silver Lining
Clad in dirty shoes and shorts his face streaked with dirt, he swoops past like a bird in flight thrilled with disaster to flirt. *** Like nothing you’ve ever seen before the skateboard on which he rides, a platform piled high with recyclables no one his wild recklessness chides. *** A pair of dark eyes, wild and bright glow beneath his unkempt crop, he takes a sharp corner rather wide there is no-one to make him stop. *** We find our pleasures in different ways it’s human nature to laugh and enjoy, he’s found a way to make the most of life treating his load like a favourite toy.
Roberta Eton Cheadle
Robbie, who wrote The Silver Lining is a fabulous writer, artist and photographer.
You can skateboard virtually to either of her 2 blog sites. ROBBIE’S INSPIRATION
A wall was painted for a scene in a movie. After the scene was shot, the wall was painted over. I knew from the first piece, that something was off. Let me know which one you thought was fake in comments. Answer at end of post.
Street Art #1
Street Art #2
Street Art #3
Street Art #4
Pics taken by Resa – 2023 & 2024
Toronto, Canada
They shot a movie once, in my hometown Everybody was in it, from miles around Out at the speedway, some kind of Elvis thing Well, I ain't no movie star But I can get behind anything.
Welcome blogivision viewers to GLAM’s 1500th post! It’s aG0-Go Gala& I’m MC Boogapony Holly.!
Tonight’s theme is GLAM’stagline,“Luxuriating in the Arts”. You will be treated to poetry, music, dancing, painting, comedy, graffiti and lots of cool fashion, as I work my way through costume changes.
My fab outfit above is inspired by the poem below, which in turn was inspired by a different outfit. That said outfit was inspired by a fusion of 2 groovy personalities. One was real, and the other imagined. Try and guess the answer to this riddle! Outfit, more clues & answer are at the end!
Okay! Time to liven things up! Time to“Pony On Down”Graffiti Alley to the vintage harmonies of “The Beach Boys”!
That was exhilarating and exhausting. Good thing I have this stunning Graffiti Lux art wall that looks like stained glass to lean on. Which brings us to the art part of our show.
Below is a mural, rendered in a realism style, of Charlie Chaplin and a vaudeville company in 1914. Charlie stayed at the now decrepit hotel it is painted on. Learn more about this mural on a podcast featuring moi, on Tea Toast and Trivia!
However, art has been created in many styles over time. Right now I’m thinking of the successful artist of the 60’s, Andy Warhol. He began the Pop Art movement. Crazy what he did with soup cans.
Not to be forgotten is Op Art. However, to be totally original, I’m starting the Oops Art Movement, as imagined above!
Now, for the first time on any stage anywhere, to present GLAM’scommemorative gift to all of you, is my kid sister. Take it awayBoogalu LuLu!
So, umm, like before I tell you what the gift is, I got this song to play for you. Don’t let the treacle voice of 26 year old Bella Poarch fool you! The message is killer.
Okay, so like, you’re all getting a freeBoogapony Holly Paper Dolldownload. Don’t worry, the paper doll won’t kill you! Although you might get a paper cut, so there is that.
Click on cover to view &/or download
….. And thank you Boogalu LuLu! That was … a song!
Now it’s time for more clues and theRIDDLE ANSWER!
Here I am in the originally inspired fusion outfit, that inspired Holly’s poem. Take a good look! There’s 2 personalities in the styling.
More Clues – can you guess who the 2 personalities are?
Before the curtain closes on GLAM’s Go-Go Gala, I’m going to Go-Go my way through some surrealistic art to the sounds of Corey Hart singing.
Thank you all for being here to help me celebrate, dear friends! Now, I leave you with a parting question and a final fashion tip:
QUESTION
If a multitude of graffiti tags are all piled upon each other in 1 spot, does that create a work of art in its own right?
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