TUBUKU

HokerOne

OLDHAUS

<pre>"Home Street Home community motif" Aachener Straße 33a, Mönchengladbach by Hoker One, OLDHOUSE and the TUBUKU team, created as part of the 1st Home Street Home Festival 2019, that in four cities (Neuss, Krefeld, Mönchengladbach and Geldern) with over 50 Artists took place.</pre><div><br></div><pre>These heroes got the whole thing moving!</pre><div><br></div><pre>I assume that most of them have also seen the exhibition in Neuss, which community motif do you like best?</pre>

Home Street Home

Wasted Talents Crew (GER)

forrest1330 (GER)

pqusart

SADAM

Viktor

<div>Goch history meets Street Art festival 2020 organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V.<br>A historical scavenger hunt to understand the historical background<br>The Wasted Talents Crew from Düsseldorf made a nice self-portrait.</div>

Riding the dragon

COKEone

Gosp

TOBO

Envious Crew

<div>The StreetArt-Meile 2020 (SAM 2020) stood under the impression of corona. For this reason the wall design was reduced to the areas of the MegatheriuM gym.</div>

Untitled

<div>Entstanden im Rahmen des Home Street Home Festivals&nbsp;</div>

<div>Goch history meets Street Art festival 2020 organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V.<br>A historical scavenger hunt to understand the historical background<br><br>Try to find the crew member initials, they are hidden!</div>

The hidden crew name

<pre>Punk Love "from OLDHAUS, Waldhausener Str. Mönchengladbach
Alessandro Althaus aka OLDHAUS was born in Mönchengladbach in 1985. </pre><div><br></div><pre>After graduating from the Düsseldorf University of Applied Sciences with a Bachelor of Arts degree, he focused on self-employment as a freelance artist and illustrator. </pre><div><br></div><pre>Since then he has been working as a commissioned painter and as a lecturer for graffiti and various street art techniques at home and abroad.</pre><div><br></div>

Punk Love

<div>This artwork by the Neuss artist OLDHAUS (Instagram: @oldhaus1) was created as part of the 'StreetArt-Meile 2017' (SAM 2017)</div>

40 Grad Urban Art (2013)

Kerim Musanovic

<pre>"The Beuys in a can" or reinterpretation of the "honey pump at work" , Seidenweberhaus, Krefeld by Oldhaus from Düsseldorf and Kerim Mušanović from Sarajewo as part of the "Silk City Gallery" and the Krefeld change of perspective under the artistic direction of Fredda Wouters from Kevelaer .
<br>Beuys has found his final resting place in a glass spray can (it looks as if he is sleeping) The can is filled with honey, here the reference to one of his most spectacular installations at the Documenta in Kassel from 1977. One led through several rooms in total 173 meter long system of transparent hoses and tubes, where a total of 150 kg of honey was repeatedly pumped through in a closed system.Beuys wanted to represent a blood circulation with the honey kettle as the heart. He wanted to show the principle of the "Free International University" to work in the bloodstream of society in order to work on central social issues of society! </pre><div><br></div><pre>This was one part, the other for 100 days to discuss God and the world with creative and revolutionary minds.The fact that the pump becomes a spray can means that on the one hand the graffiti sprayers hold up a mirror to society with all its mistakes, and on the other hand they manifest possible realities with their works.A bathtub floats on top of the honey, it stands for the superficial, that which normal, less art-loving people associate with the artist. And of course everyone thinks of the baby bath that Beuys had decorated with wire, plasters and gauze bandages.And no, it wasn't a cleaning lady who cleaned her, but members of the local SPD association who want to wash glasses.Of course, Beuys was anything but delighted about that!</pre><div><br></div><pre>Underneath we see something like a soap that goes under with the inscription "Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes, No No No No No No". This is a reference to his work of art with 20 felt plates, where a tape reel lies, where he and two artist colleagues repeat over and over again "Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes, No No No No No No" in monotonous singsong. </pre><div><br></div><pre>On the one hand, it shows the Rhinelander, who doesn't like to commit himself, and on the other hand, the type of communication that ultimately leads to nothing! (we all know!)The monotony really has something hypnotic about it, which frees the mind when one can listen for so long! It's best to try it out yourself!And last but not least, a famous quote from him in large letters under the picture “Art is in crisis. All areas are in crisis. "</pre>

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