Banksy is among the artists, March 22 to 30, will be exhibited at Superstudio Più, simultaneously at MiArt. In the week of art (con) Temporary Art presents temporary galleries located in different locations in Zona Tortona, the most creative of Milan. Banksy is one of the leading members of Street Art, The Art of the street literally and public places, which manifests itself often illegally spray, stickers, stencils, video projections, sculptures, etc ... grew up in Bristol, Banksy has managed to conceal all these years, his true identity, even now that his fame has turned the entire planet. His work, in itself brilliant, often deeply satirical of strong political, ethical and religious, took the name of Guerrilla Art and are mainly performed with the technique of Stencil. Banksy started his career at the end of the eighties and his stencils have started to appear at Bristol, then London and finally in more capital Europee.Qui under the famous kiss of the policemen, in 2006, still preserved behind a glass case near the station train to Brighton, one of the few works of Banksy still intact.

Some other famous works are Sweep, which was present in the neighborhood of Camden Town, London (now the same wall was rimbiancata, I discovered with disappointment last year) and the scene in Pulp Fiction with John Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson version of "Banana" in the area of Soho.

Other masterpieces are this stencil in Pollard Row E2 (London) and its famous Rats wandering the streets of London.

Banksy is really brilliant, my favorite street artist, if you happen to move next week for a visit to the Zona Tortona Superstudio Piu let it come on!

This young creative Douglas Lassance aka Asterokid and his friend Jonathan Vuillemin aka Motraboy have made this video really portentous using Softimage software as principal. Manufactured in 2008 by The Mill, a famous movie Design studio in London and was included in Issue 51 of Stash Magazine. The style is very 'Gorillaz', the story really nice: a struggle between FedEx and UPS space. Who will be the winner? Find out watching this video:

I found it on "Illustration now vol.3", released recently in the library and I have at home a book "Die Young" 005 "published by Belio summer of 2008, both publications are outstanding and he is a talented artist Canadian that you absolutely must know. Nicholas di Genova, of Italian origin, born April 1, 1981 lives in his bizarre world, flooded with deformed animals derived from crosses biogenetic and actors in a apocalitico future. Nicholas sketches (especially the China) and its tables are very detailed, have a distinctive graphic style.

His obsession with youth had the graffiti and Japanese manga from here are his first born, fanstastiche creatures. Then, slowly everything became more precise and "scientific": the creatures in need of roots, have acquired a biological origin, any part of them is the result of crossbreeding animals studied and planned to work of art.

His art has traveled the world, and America has exhibited in Australia, New York, Singapore, London, Berlin, .... Cabbage Nicholas, I'll wait in Italy!

I know ... I know in the morning you should work, but this is a small leisure must take off. On this site Verbatim, a popular brand of storage media and flash memory, you can create your own "monster Tecnolgico" and fight in a real league with all the other monsters available. You will have 3 special moves and you enter the scores of capionato , plus there is the opportunity to photograph your monster at work. Here is the testimony of the victory of my ALI.

Nominations are now open to the competition's Nikon Small World Photomicrography Competition, to discover the beauty and complexity of life through the light microscope (deadline 30 April). Here some pictures of the round winner of last year, they are wonderful!?!

1. Fluorescent actin bundles that grow from the surface of beads coated (Dennis Breitsprecher)

2. Agate - polished thin section (Dr. Georg Nikolaus Nyman)

3. Carnelian gray glossy (Pushpendra Jain)

4. Lifecycle of the amoeba Dictyostelium discoideum (Dr. Dirk Dormann)

I can not wait to see this year's winners!

Until May 30 in exhibition at the Triennale di Milano Roy Lichtenstein, famed exponent of American Pop Art. His style is strongly influenced by the world of comics, classic comics retina, brightly colored and expanded dramatically. In the golden years of American economic boom Lichtenstein and send an important message today with a symbolic representation of life and often ridiculed every day by easing into a comic phrases, sistuazioni, and characters, exposes his veiled criticism of society of the times. The exhibition features over one hundred works in the Triennial (from large canvases, numerous drawings, collages and sculptures), divided into thematic sections and includes his reproductions of famous works of Mondrian, Cezanne, Dali, Matisse and Picasso and Futurist series and surrealism, and many of them little known exposed for the first time.

Will I be able to organize themselves and go to the show!?!

Interested in printing business cards, MiniCards, postcards, or even custom stickers? Well, here's Moo: we love print, where you can choose your product to make inserting images and text. See also their library illustrators: the likes of Michael Bedard, Sarah Green, Kate Moross and many ups make available their work in ready made or as images to be included in your layout.

Hang to my saved link I rediscovered this study in Copenhagen that makes movie design. It has an unusual name, but Impact: Thank You. Look at their site and enjoy this masterpiece of animation that can be downloaded from their HR home page.

Study also Modoloco Prenter at Macef this year, the International Home Show in Rho (January 15 to 18), some of its projects. Founded in 2001 by graduates of the Polytechnic of Milan, Modoloco is a creative studio that deals graphic, interior and product design. Delicious some of their projects, such as the lamp branch, the vase Kali and the children's table Arturo.

Finally my friend Guy Ritchie (remember his films: "The Snatch" and "Lock and Stock," but forget "Swept Away" with his, thankfully ex-wife, Madonna) has brought honor and glory to the character of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle with his new film: Scherlock Holmes. Knowing the literary character I would say that the interpretation of Robert Downey Jr. is fitting and the casting is excellent. The action slowed movements and close-ups are part of the unique style of Ritchie, the sets are magnificent. The titles of entry and closure have been entrusted to study graphic Prologue that has created a movie masterpiece of design. Here it is for you! What are you waiting to go see it!?!