In Progress
07/12/2005
Gaystencil
space intervention Project
This morning we got a mail from someone in Guadalajara/Mexico. Memo is doing a public space intervention Project. For me it dosen´t look extrodinary new. But I like this idea of people form all over the world feeling that bastarding is an urban, modern phenomena. Read here more about the project...
Hello people of Bastard, I’ve seen all contents of -Bastard- and they look really interesting to me, as well as the way like the page developing and the design of it (that into the designer’s perspective).
Actually I write us because I’m doing a public space intervention Project (street art) here, in Mexico, the Project was generated last june in Buenos Aires and now i have develope the siteof it, the idea o me contacting u is to see how possibleis to find a space in ur site to describe my project,(might b an article?) now ill send u info about it, if u have any question please dont hesitate and ask...Tnx very much
Memo
Gaystencil is an urban art project (in Gdl mx) in which we can all participate. gaystencil is about taking the gay community phrases, icons and point of views to the streets with a twink of humor as an artistic and political project with no activist intentions.
You will soon start recognizing the statements and very likely find a ¨beso negro¨ a ¨wild wilde¨ or a ¨drama queen¨ in any bench, sidewalk or telephone booth. Join the project and help us leave stencils in every city, visit our website gaystencil
Re: Gaystencil
i've seen your work, i find very interesting the way how you handle it in the context and surroundings as it is your city and country. what sort of acceptance it might have, i see there's a topic of investigation you should have in mind.
would be nice to read, and also to see more pics in your site. congratulations and move on!
Posted by:
dalia
at 07.12.2005 17:31
Re: Gaystencil
I think this is a fantastic Idea!
I think it's about time someone did this in Mexico.
Posted by:
beto
at 07.12.2005 17:53
Re: Gaystencil
gaystencil provides an opportunity for queer folks like me in Los Angeles to effectively paint their queer and campy msg. without making a mess. It's slick and cool. It's simple to create their stencil and fast to deliever the mssg on any surface. Pass it on!
Posted by:
Enrique
at 08.12.2005 08:33
Re: Gaystencil
gaystencil is a great concept fot those of us who want to make a statement without "protesting"
i love the fact that everyone can take part, artists and non-artists. so what is everyone waiting on? pass on your gaystencil!
Posted by:
alex
at 09.12.2005 10:40
Re: Gaystencil
Bien chido... me gustan los estenciles, me gusta memo, me gusta la diversidad
Posted by:
Pacheli
at 09.12.2005 20:56
The book
BY: Christian Ernst, Lars Harmsen,
André Rösler, Ulrich Weiss
AUTHORS: László Csiba, Radek Knapp,
Sudabeh Mohafez, José F.A. Oliver,
Selim Özdogan, Ilija Marinow Trojanow.
396 pages, full colour, hardcover
195 x 235 mm
CDR with 50 Fonts free for layout,
50 HighRes Pix, bonus music tracks
Price: 35 Euro
ISBN: 84-96540-15-4
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Credits
The entire Actar team for believing in us, giving us hope, and having faith in our work. Special thanks to: Anna, Ramon,
Dolors – we love you! Thank you for believing in us! All the authors for giving this project depth: László Csiba,
Radek Knapp, Sudabeh Mohafez, José F.A. Oliver, Selim Özdogan, Ilija Marinow Trojanow. All the font-designers who
contributed: Peter Brugger, Stefan Claudius, Escobas, René Verkaart,Sirkka Hammer, Martina Hartmann, Sandra Hofacker,
Paul Hoppe, David Hubner, Boris Kahl, Matthias Kantereit, Ingo Krepinsky, Heinrich Lischka, Michel M., Thomas Mettendorf, Christoph Rankers, Dan Reynolds, Henry Roussier, Christoph Seiler. All the MAGMA team Sandra Augstein, Daniela Stulic, Sabine Reckwell, Susanne Schwarz, Monika Frondorf, Thomas Mettendorf, Christoph Seiler, Boris Kahl, Flo Gaertner: for helping us get this project up and running. Andreas “AL” Lehnert, www.lunatic-media.de: for being mister music, always pushing the buttons. Andreas
Hirsch, Hirschreisen. Anna Tetas, Actar: you’ve done a great job! Benni Schmidt-Hansberg for linking us up with Peter in MXC, you rule, man! Boris Kahl, Magma for nice font designs and lots of love and patience with Lars and Uli. CHR15 for being strict, direct and severe. Corinne and Tom Barbereau love for letting us go. Tom, this book shows your future. Dee / munit.org for all sound specialist expertise. Diki Hertel for helping us in L.A. Diya Ajit for all the lovely e-mails and great design, next time we really must meet! Dr. Latex (p. 341): for opening up your home and
office to us and showing us your work. Escobas (p. 342): for being a wrestling fan, party man, font designer. Fakir/Javo
(p. 341) you rock! Great work, we love you and your friends! Thanx for linking us up to Complot! Frank W. Albers, Robert Bosch Stiftung for linking us up with the authors. Gunilla Zedigh for all fine translation work. Jakob (p. 370), Cyclos Mesanjeros Crazy Dansk Torero. John Wu (p. 360): VJ, designer, master of speed, Hong Kong will see us again because of you! Jörg Lesser, Reisebüro Lesser Mister 1000 volt-flight-checker. Thanks for organizing our trip! Jürgen Siebert, Fontshop for the wonderful portrait of your 10 year old daughter Marie Fischer, originaly digitalised by Kai Vermehr (2004, eBoy) – p. 162. Katrin Ernst, Gloria Ernst (p. 188) wife, mother, beloved, for letting us go. Kristina Stifter for having
faith in us, trusting in us for so many years. Thank you so much! Leica: support (Leica CM). Lutz Frischmann Freelens. Maria Palatini for proofreading the English. Marika Jox sun, light and fruit tea. Martin Wrede our man in Berlin. Martina Hartmann for your illustration p. 160. Stay tuned! Martina Weber for all your thoughts and constructive criticism. Matthias von der Ahe photo mac power! Michael Schmidt, Starshot for linking us up with Eastpak. Natalie Ouard, Emirate Airlines (p. 164) for opening up your home to us in Dubai. We loved your place! Great pool! Nobuhiro Sonoda next time you’ll be in Tokyo, we hope! Peter Kienzle for good connections & English. Peter Aagaard (p. 370), Cyclos Mesanjeros for helping us in Mexico City. PTV AG for supporting this project. Ralf Stockhoff pope of photobacks! Ramon Prat, Actar we love your books! Recep and Holger driving staff & airport-service. Fixie Inc rocks! Renko Heuer who knows everybody! Rieke
Harmsen, EPV for finding the authors for us, and having great ideas. Rüdiger John for writing theory, asking strange questions and making us argue. Sabine Weinbrecht, Lara & Lazlo Weiß wife, daughter and son: look at this great book! Sandra Looke for giving me a small Leica. Sigrid Frank-Eßlinger for reading, providing food for thought, lots of help and a fresh pair of eyes. Sigrid Ingenohl for linking us up with Andreas Hirsch. Yes, the world is out there! Stefan G. Bucher, (p. 353) 344design.com for showing us the Pasadena Art College. We love your design (p. 175). Tanja, EastPak for providing us perfect Eastpak travel bags. Taro Hirano (p. 370) for showing us his small studio in Japan (f*** hard to find
you!). Thomas Mettendorf, Magma for the wonderful font Copy and many good ideas. Tinka Heeckt (p. 70, 359) crazy
power girl in Hong Kong. You and your friends are great (p. 371)! Top Ev. Berlin:Thank you! Will Matthews Toys and Towers.