Showing posts with label GRAFFITI. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GRAFFITI. Show all posts
Friday, July 12, 2013
The Art of Graffiti- Series Premiere July 11 8PM ET
Not all art hangs in museums...
Explore the art that's all around us—everything from the clothes we wear to the food we eat.
Each episode presents new insights into a unique artistic pursuit, exploring motivations, pursuing the creative process, and showcasing the episode's featured work in finalized form.
The possibilities are endless, putting the magnifying glass on creative pursuits from tattoo artistry to culinary design.
Sunday, February 24, 2013
While painting....
Los Angeles Ca- Breaking hearts in the big city of L.A with Vyal One while creating the "So Heartless" mural.
Shot By: Magnus L.A Art Supplies
Monday, February 18, 2013
East Los Angeles College News Paper
We are glad to announce that Ms.Sand will be honorably Featured in the East Los Angeles College newspaper, here is a recap of the young ELAC newspaper team interviewing and photographing the East Los Angeles Native; Ms.Sand in front of her new wall titled: "So Heartless" located in the heart of her hometown in East L.A
Friday, February 8, 2013
I Love You Long Time...
Sometimes love ends...but deep in our minds...we still love forever in the stretch of long time
Photo By: Photojeninc
Monday, January 21, 2013
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Thursday, January 3, 2013
ASPIRA Charter School Mural
Sand One Paints a Large Scale Mural At ASPIRA School For Art Basel
Miami, FL - Friday, December 7,2012
Los Angeles based street artist and female urban art icon, Sand One, returns to Miami to participate in the week of Art Basel 2012. Her work will be exhibited throughout the week in The Arts District galleries. The main highlight of Sands trip to Miami will be painting a large scale educational based mural called "Book Smarts" at ASPIRA Eugenio Maria de Hostos Youth Leadership Charter School located at 1 Northeast 19th Street Miami, FL 33132. The mural will feature the artist's signature long lashed girl characters engaging in school activities. Sand emphasizes, "the intention behind the mural is to highlight the importance of reading. Reading is knowledge."
The mural is made possible due to the diligent efforts of Captain George Guevara of Fire Department Station 2, who recognized the necessity to beautify the school's building with something inspirational and creative for the students. The fire department sits adjacent to the school in Wynwood. After meeting with Principal Jorge Trujillo and ASPIRA President/CEO George Cabrera, ASPIRA sanctioned the mural proposal as it directly relates to the student body, as well as the interactive aspect of the artist welcoming the students to help her paint the mural.
“This is an exciting opportunity to have our students participate in a unique hands on project that expands their learning beyond the classroom,” said ASPIRA President and CEO, George Cabrera. “This would not have been possible without the vision and support of Captain George Guevara. We cannot thank Sand One enough for sharing her talent with our Aspirantes and for choosing the Eugenio Maria De Hostos building as her canvas to communicate the importance of reading.”
Sand has been painting hundreds of murals over the past three years all across the country, from Los Angeles to New York to Miami. She also has her own clothing line featured in various boutiques across Los Angeles and has worked with corporate brands such as Levi's during Art Basel 2011 in conjunction with Primary Flight.
Miami, FL - Friday, December 7,2012
Los Angeles based street artist and female urban art icon, Sand One, returns to Miami to participate in the week of Art Basel 2012. Her work will be exhibited throughout the week in The Arts District galleries. The main highlight of Sands trip to Miami will be painting a large scale educational based mural called "Book Smarts" at ASPIRA Eugenio Maria de Hostos Youth Leadership Charter School located at 1 Northeast 19th Street Miami, FL 33132. The mural will feature the artist's signature long lashed girl characters engaging in school activities. Sand emphasizes, "the intention behind the mural is to highlight the importance of reading. Reading is knowledge."
The mural is made possible due to the diligent efforts of Captain George Guevara of Fire Department Station 2, who recognized the necessity to beautify the school's building with something inspirational and creative for the students. The fire department sits adjacent to the school in Wynwood. After meeting with Principal Jorge Trujillo and ASPIRA President/CEO George Cabrera, ASPIRA sanctioned the mural proposal as it directly relates to the student body, as well as the interactive aspect of the artist welcoming the students to help her paint the mural.
“This is an exciting opportunity to have our students participate in a unique hands on project that expands their learning beyond the classroom,” said ASPIRA President and CEO, George Cabrera. “This would not have been possible without the vision and support of Captain George Guevara. We cannot thank Sand One enough for sharing her talent with our Aspirantes and for choosing the Eugenio Maria De Hostos building as her canvas to communicate the importance of reading.”
Sand has been painting hundreds of murals over the past three years all across the country, from Los Angeles to New York to Miami. She also has her own clothing line featured in various boutiques across Los Angeles and has worked with corporate brands such as Levi's during Art Basel 2011 in conjunction with Primary Flight.
For press inquiries, contact sand@sandoner.com
From left:
Sands main assistant in the mural project: Peter
Sand, Ms.Turk, Fire Captain Guevara, School President George,School Director Trujillo,Art Teacher
The Beginning
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Murals I ♥
Heres a recap of my favorite 2011 murals...Get ready for what 2012 brings,Its going to get extra wild :D
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Thursday, July 1, 2010
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