The images featured in the gallery are from a show called "Inside Urban Art" which was held at the Andipa Gallery in London. It looks awesome and I am most fed up I missed it.
The show was a collection of urban artists from the UK, France and Canada. While this type of art wasn't really considered art until a few years a go, I think these images prove it does indeed have a place and a market.
The Andipa gallery does not endorse the removal of street works from their original context and only sells studio created works. It wont sell stuff people nabbed off the street!
My stand out favourite is the McDonald's stained glass set, followed closely by the deer. The minute detail needed for the M&M piece is also mind boggling.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Urban Art
- Exploring the rise of urban art as a recognized form of artistic expression and its growing market potential.
- Street Art
- Examining the trend of street art being embraced and exhibited in traditional gallery settings, showcasing its artistic value.
- Stained Glass Art
- Uncovering the unconventional use of stained glass in contemporary art, such as the McDonald's stained glass set featured in the exhibit.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Art Market
- Identifying opportunities for art galleries and dealers to tap into the growing demand for urban and street art.
- Interior Design
- Recognizing the potential for stained glass as a unique and artistic element in residential and commercial interior design projects.
- Digital Art
- Exploring how the intricate detail and use of digital technology in urban art pieces, like the M&M piece, can push the boundaries of digital artistry.
