May day street art-action
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Sunday April 30, 2006 14:54
by Anomino-anarko
anlaoch at yahoo dot ie
Mayday street art-action
City arts centre
on the morning of the 29th Arpil 2006 (aobut 10:00am) members of PSDcrew,Anachist youth,seomra sproai and Liberte meet to paint a mural on the walls of the City Arts Centre as part of the actions happening around Mayday.
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Street art actions are taken place all around Dublin city. Log on at midnight to see what's happen on the streets!
Who's Walls? Our Walls!
Graftti from Dublin City - Mayday Special Posting-
"Meaningful action, for revolutionaries, is whatever increases the confidence, the autonomy, the initiative, the participation, the solidarity, the equalitarian tendencies and the self-activity of the masses and whatever assists in their demystification. Sterile and harmful action is whatever reinforces the passivity of the masses, their apathy, their cynicism, their differentiation through hierarchy, their alienation, their reliance on others to do things for them and the degree to which they can therefore be manipulated by others - even by those allegedly acting on their behalf."
and
"We are not in the least afraid of ruins. We are going to inherit the earth, there is not the slightest doubt about that. The bourgeoisie might blast and ruin its own world before it leaves the stage of history. We carry a new world, here, in our hearts. That world is growing this minute - Durruti"
The BYC stencil wall has also been buffed and restarted with some new stencils, so any budding street artists should get down there and put some up.
Looking good, checked it out today.
Hopefully the first of many...
no sacrifice just shot by cops.
You owe it their memory to do something today.
Claiming a million on the street won't give the Irish Labour party a 5% voting swing.
Its not about politics.
Its about rights - our rights.
No to precarity!
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But it's all a bit black isn't it?
Well the good thing about blank walls is that they're interactive. The previous stencil wall was mostly black stencils (I think it's just black spray paint is more readily available, or ppl's lack of imagination :) ? ) with literally two coloured ones, that's obviously excluding the wonderful ladyfest stuff. But it's been buffed now and ready for new stencils, so get down there and put some of your own up.
yeah i agree with you aobut bare walls..id love too see every wall in dublin covered in street art till the disgusting grey colour wasnt visable..but this walls has been painted,to inspire street artists, bombers and graffers to put pieces up along it so space was redone and is awaiting your lovley art work so go out and get your paint on!
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