1000 followers on instagram so I decided 10GU.nl goes LIVE today! Does that mean it’s done? Never!! So be sure to check back for regular updates to the shop and site. Old stories and new You can find photos and old newspaper clippings and I plan to share new stories and give a bit more […]
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Traffic signs, lamp posts, electrical boxes – the city is full of stickers. But who puts them there, and why? In a recent NRC article, journalist Christiaan Weijts dives into the world of sticker art in the city public spaces, highlighting how artists use stickers to leave their mark on urban landscapes. The article delves
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Ever noticed the colorful stickers adorning lamp posts, trash cans, and traffic signs while walking through the city? For some, these stickers may be an eyesore, but for sticker artists, they are a way to brighten up urban landscapes and leave their mark. In a recent AD.nl article, journalist Zoë van Leeuwen delves into the
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As a Dutch sticker artist and enthusiast, I was excited to see Siegener Zeitung cover the world of Sticker Art in Germany —especially since my stickers were among the featured in the photos! The article, titled “Uwe Polzin sammelt Sticker-Kunst auf Instagram – Kleinstadt macht auch mit: #siegenklebt“, explores how urban sticker culture thrives in
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In March 2013, something special happened in The Hague. Woningcorporatie Staedion, VanDeStraat street art platform, and the Haags Graffiti Platform teamed up to create a massive mural on the side of buildings that were about to be demolished. This mural, painted by local and international graffiti artists, transformed a neglected area into a colorful masterpiece.
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Still (sadly haha) for me my biggest claim to fame has to be the De Vloek Mural in Scheveningen, which we created with the VanDeStraat collective back in 2012. In the Scheveningen harbor, we created a stunning 60-meter-long, 7-meter-high street art mural on the hangar of “De Vloek” along the Hellingweg. This large-scale mural was
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In 2012, 10GU’s first Newspaper Feature was a fact, kinda. Thanks to the street art collaboration that brought attention to Rotterdam’s multiculturalist character. The artwork in question was created by artist 6of7, showing the Dutch characters Jip and Janneke dressed as Muslims. This piece, created on the corner of Kruiskade and Tiendplein, raised some eyebrows
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