Podcast appearances and mentions of Anthony Lister

Puntata leggera. Mi piace l'idea di segnalare esposizioni d'arte. Mi e' arrivato un comunicato, ve lo giro con uno stile particolarmente scanzonato...“BANKSY È CHI BANKSY FA!”, RECORD DI VISITATORI SUL LAGO DI GARDA Primi bilanci ad oltre un mese dall'apertura. Migliaia di spettatori, i curatori moltiplicano le visite guidate per star dietro alle richieste del pubblico. Prossimo appuntamento l'11 giugno Le opere di Banksy sono sbarcate sul Lago di Garda domenica 10 aprile con l'inaugurazione della mostra “Banksy è chi Banksy Fa! An unconventional Street Art Exhibition”, ospitata al Castello di Desenzano del Garda (nel Bresciano) e curata da Michele Ciolino e Matteo Vanzan. Ebbene, è tempo per i primi bilanci di un evento senza precedenti, che ha già portato oltre cinquemila persone a visitare la mostra, un record per gli spazi espositivi che si affacciano sulla cittadina: e manca ancora un mese e mezzo alla chiusura. Non solo, sono andati sold out anche gli incontri previsti coi curatori. Per questo, è stato deciso di aprire una nuova finestra per la visita guidata, il prossimo 11 giugno alle ore 11.30. In programma collaterale all'esposizione sarà possibile, infatti, previa prenotazione e al costo di 3 euro a persona per gruppi di minimo 20 persone, partecipare alle visite guidate e agli incontri con il curatore. La mostra “Banksy è chi Banksy fa! An unconventional Street Art Exhibition”, visitabile fino al 17 luglio 2022, sarà aperta al pubblico, con biglietto d'ingresso intero di 10 euro, dal martedì alla domenica dalle 10.00 alle 18.30. Organizzata dall'Assessorato alla Cultura del Comune di Desenzano del Garda e prodotta dall'agenzia MV Eventi di Vicenza e sostenuta dal media partner Arte In, la mostra non presenterà solamente il celebre artista di Bristol, ma anche alcuni dei principali protagonisti della scena Street Art internazionale come Keith Haring, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Obey, Space Invader, Ron English, Anthony Lister, Mason Storm, Mark Dean Veca, Martin Whatson, Donald Baechler, Paul Kostabi, D*Face, KayOne, MR. Wany, Sandra Chevrier, Icy and sot, Hama Woods, Vhils, Ben Eine, Solomostry, Thetan One, Slog 175, Skaione, Cizerocentodieci, Evyrein. Circa 50 opere, tra cui alcune esposte alla Biennale di Venezia, provenienti da collezioni private italiane e dagli stessi artisti in un'alternanza di lavori su tela, legno, carta, scultura, serigrafie firmate, poster e memorabilia selezionati dopo oltre due anni di ricerca. "La mostra" spiega Matteo Vanzan di MV Eventi "è strutturata per essere una riflessione sul fenomeno Banksy, più che essere una mostra di Banksy. Vogliamo porre al visitatore una serie di interrogativi non solo attraverso le opere esposte, ma soprattutto lungo un percorso didattico ed emozionale fatto di filmati, gigantografie e testi critici. La Street Art è indomabile, affascinante, misteriosa e per molti versi ancora avvolta nel mistero. È arte senza confini ed estesa in ogni angolo del pianeta per raccogliere le voci di un'umanità in continua emergenza espressiva.” Con contenuti sempre nuovi, forme in mutazione continua, la Street Art è affascinate e sexy, alternativa e allo stesso tempo mainstream diventando, dagli anni Ottanta, linguaggio istituzionalizzato proprio grazie ad un sistema dell'arte che tutto fagocita. Le più rinomate gallerie newyorkesi iniziarono ad interessarsi a quelli che, ancora, non erano considerati artisti, ma che ben presto e grazie ai sistemi di promozione culturale, divennero a tutti gli effetti delle vere e proprie star, in primis Keith Haring e Jean-Michel Basquiat. L'artista di Bristol rappresenta la punta di un iceberg le cui origini iniziano nelle metropolitane degli Stati Uniti verso la prima metà degli anni Sessanta per espandersi sempre di più nei pieni Settanta. Fu grazie alle contestazioni studentesche e sociali del '68 che si sancì la nascita di quella controcultura sintomo del rinnovamento di stili, linguaggi e forme espressive dal Post-Minimalismo alla Street Art. Quello scolpito sui muri è un messaggio necessario per esprimere il proprio dissenso, per riappropriarsi di quegli spazi, definiti non-luoghi, la cui genuinità non deve sopportare i vincoli dei circuiti ufficiali. Ecco nascere, in tutto il mondo, un coro generazionale che, parlando direttamente al pubblico, riporta l'arte ad una nuova dimensione di significato: lo crea senza mai subirlo. Quello rappresentato in questa esposizione è un luogo del mistero e dell'invisibilità, consapevoli che non c'è più tempo per definizioni o accademismi ma che la Street Art è oggi linguaggio universale della nostra società. “Questa mostra vuole chiedersi, oggi, cosa sia la Street Art: dove nasca, chi ne siano i principali protagonisti giunti alla ribalta internazionale e quale sia oggi la potenza del muro” conclude Matteo Vanzan “un supporto concreto e tangibile su cui gli artisti di tutto il pianeta tessono messaggi sociali che giungono con forza inaudita sino a noi. Il tempo del mondo metropolitano tanto caro a Taki 183 sembra essere finito, ma non quello del mondo underground e dei circuiti alternativi. Come la pittura a buon fresco, anche i lavori su muro oggi assumono un significato allegorico che va contestualizzato con la società contemporanea senza dimenticarsi mai che, come Banksy ci ricorda, “l'invisibilità è un superpotere.” Dal 4 giugno al 03 luglio 2022, inoltre, presso la Galleria Civica Gian Battista Bosio sarà presentata “Alethéia: la ricerca della verità attraverso la conoscenza”, esposizione trasversale che presenterà le opere di sette artisti contemporanei: Guido Airoldi, Angelo Alessandrini, Giorgio Dalla Costa, Daniele Nalin, Manlio Onorato, Donatella Pasin e Maurizio Taioli. Le opere di questi artisti rappresentano uno spaccato della pittura italiana che, dall'estasi dell'espressionismo astratto fino ai silenzi dell'introspezione psichica, ci conducono a riflettere sul significato più profondo dell'essere artista oggi. Le opere degli artisti selezionati sono state esposte in Musei italiani e stranieri di rinomata importanza culturale come il Palazzo dei Diamanti di Ferrara, il Palazzo delle Esposizioni di Roma, la Galleria d'arte moderna di Torino e, nell'appuntamento di Desenzano del Garda, presenteranno opere di pittura e scultura. MAGGIORI INFORMAZIONICastello di Desenzano del Garda (Bs) - Via Castello, 63 ORARI DI APERTURADal martedì alla domenica 10.00 - 18.30. Chiuso lunedì BIGLIETTIIntero 10 euro / Ridotto 8 euro / Gratuito minori di 10 anni VISITE GUIDATEVisita guidata al costo di 3 euro a persona (gruppo minimo di 20 persone) CONTATTI E PRENOTAZIONIUfficio Cultura: 030/9994161 / Castello: 335/6960209Mail: cultura@comune.desenzano.brescia.it / desenzanocastello@gmail.com MV EVENTIwww.mveventi.com / info@mveventi.com

On today's #OlexShow​​ we talk about street art in the USA and the World, documentary film making, resistance art, social activism, human rights, BANKSY, US elections, far-left Indecline activist group, making of "Saving Banksy" film and "The Art of Protest" as well as why street art can be sold on international auctions for $700.000 but can't be donated for free to art museums with Colin Michael Day - film maker, director, DP, editor, award winning content creator based in Hollywood L.A. Colin Michael Day - award winning director and documentary filmmaker based in HollyWood, L.A.. Born to a family of a news cameraman he grew up around local news media rooms in Sacramento and got introduced to journalism from a very young age. He has shot nearly 100 short films profiling some of the art world's most infamous personalities including legends of the American street art scene: Ralph Steadman, Retna, Doze Green, OS Gemeos, Ben Eine, Anthony Lister, Risk, Revok, ROA, Herakut and Niels Shoe Meuiman. He has also shot film projects featuring Snoop Dog, Sanjay Gupta and Kyrie Irving. He's collaborated and created content for broadcasting networks like CBS, CNN and IGN. His films tell stories of rebellion, freedom, social and political, mainstream and underground culture, opening a window to the counterculture world that only an insider might get an access to. His first documentary feature film “Saving Banksy”, shot in 2017, featured on Netflix it has received a Critics Pick award by NY Times and positive reviews by LA Times, Village Voice, HollyWood Reporter, and SF Chronicle. In 2020 he has released his second feature socio-political documentary film “The Art of Protest” in collaboration with the Indecline street art activist group, featured by Roling Stone magazine it raises uneasy topics of political correctness, social activism, resistance art and human rights.

Marc Falzon and Anthony Lister are two passionate members of the PyBites Community and happen to be our first guests on the PyBites podcast!In this episode we dive into Marc's journey on the 100 Days of Code Challenge and how Anthony became his incredibly valuable Accountability Partner.Accountability is something we harp on about all the time so when we saw that Marc and Anthony were doing this we knew it was a story worth telling and diving into.If you've ever thought of seeking out an Accountability Partner or wondered how having one even works, you'll want to listen to this.Enjoy!Links:Marc's digital footprint:Marc's Blog: https://theexhausteddad.blogspot.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marc-falzon-4aa5a64/Twitter: https://twitter.com/GwalmachiGithub: https://github.com/fuzzygwalchmeiAnthony's digital footprint:Twitter: https://twitter.com/AnthlisLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anthonylister/Github: https://github.com/AnthlisTo speak with us about your Python journey and to be held accountable (hint hint!), book a call with us here: https://pybit.es/talkIf you're keen to kick off your own 100 Days of Code journey, check this out.

Latest episode of The Brass Monkey Pod we start off by discussing the new doc ‘Have You Seen The Listers' and go into how the Brisbane artist has impacted our lives, in addition to the story that the documentary tells. Spoiler alert it pulls a few heart strings. Later in the episode we dive deep into the lies that are being sold as part of this US invasion of Venezuela, Soz and Reid are no experts but it's all starting to smell a lot like Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Vietnam and the list goes on. Alternate motives masked as ‘help and support' for a country that hasn't asked for it (see Haiti). All this and much more packed into this episode of the Brass Monkey Pod!

Madelaine Buttini (Madbutt) is a visual artist from Brisbane, Australia currently exploring hand cut and digital collage using vintage and modern materials. In this episode, Maddie shares a beautiful, personal account of her life and creative journey. Enjoy our juicy chat about romance, changing careers, and following your instincts to find your artistic voice. We also discuss her current work and creative process behind her dreamy collages.   Maddie's details www.madbutt.com.au https://www.instagram.com/madbutt/  Anthony Lister http://www.instagram.com/anthonylister Faust's details  http://www.faustnewyork.com/ https://www.instagram.com/faustnewyork Scottie Marsh's details http://scottmarsh.com.au/  https://www.instagram.com/scottie.marsh/

Vale to iconic TV producer Steven Bochco. Plus, the new documentary about world renowned street artist Anthony Lister, American actor Matt Bomer on his latest film Walking Out.

Vale to iconic TV producer Steven Bochco. Plus, the new documentary about world renowned street artist Anthony Lister, American actor Matt Bomer on his latest film Walking Out.

Stream episodes on demand from www.bitesz.com (mobile friendly). Have You Seen The Listers (Documentary) A candid and personal insight into the rise of world-renowned street artist Anthony Lister as he challenges conservative Australia, whilst battling his own demons. Director: Eddie Martin - (IMDb) Movies First RSS feed: https://audioboom.com/channels/4673419.rss Subscribe, rate and review Movies First at all good podcatcher apps, including Apple Podcasts (formerly iTunes), Stitcher, PocketCasts, audioBoom, CastBox.fm, Podbean, Spreaker etc. For more, follow Movies First on Facebook, twitter and Google+: Facebook - @moviesfirst twitter - @ moviesfirst Google+ - https://plus.google.com/u/1/b/116201551232774363704/108207704769091029605 YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCatJQHaVabIvzCLqO16XvSQ If you're enjoying Movies First, please share and tell your friends. Your support would be appreciated...thank you. #movies #cinema #entertainment #podcast #reviews #moviesfirst #lister #haveyouseenthelisters #documentary #art #streetart #australia Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Documentary film maker Eddie Martin specialises in stories of societies underdogs. His latest project Have You Seen The Listers? is a raw, emotionally compelling portrait of Brisbane born Anthony Lister, straddling the worlds of graffiti and fine art.

A fabulous doco about street artist Anthony Lister. We speak to the director Eddie Martin.

The art and family life of Australian street artist, Anthony Lister. The post Eddie Martin – Have You Seen the Listers? #IFFR2018 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

The art and family life of Australian street artist, Anthony Lister. The post Eddie Martin – Have You Seen the Listers? #IFFR2018 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

The art and family life of Australian street artist, Anthony Lister. The post Eddie Martin – Have You Seen the Listers? #IFFR2018 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

The art and family life of Australian street artist, Anthony Lister. The post Eddie Martin – Have You Seen the Listers? #IFFR2018 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

The art and family life of Australian street artist, Anthony Lister. The post Eddie Martin – Have You Seen the Listers? #IFFR2018 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

The art and family life of Australian street artist, Anthony Lister. The post Eddie Martin – Have You Seen the Listers? #IFFR2018 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

A street artist who is celebrated in some cities, arrested in others, Anthony Lister has made a name for himself sharing his dark, paint roller crafted images. Growing up in a fractured family in Brisbane, he would go on to show his work all over the world and be hung on the walls of Geoffrey Rush, Pink and Hugh Jackman. A new documentary about his hectic life is set to premiere at the Melbourne International Film Festival, and here he shares the songs that bring him back down to earth. Beastie Boys - "Gratitude" Portishead - "All Mine" The Beatles - "Happiness Is a Warm Gun" Wu-Tang Clan - "I Can't Go To Sleep" Jimi Hendrix - "Hear My Train a Comin'"

A street artist who is celebrated in some cities, arrested in others, Anthony Lister has made a name for himself sharing his dark, paint roller crafted images. Growing up in a fractured family in Brisbane, he would go on to show his work all over the world and be hung on the walls of Geoffrey Rush, Pink and Hugh Jackman. A new documentary about his hectic life is set to premiere at the Melbourne International Film Festival, and here he shares the songs that bring him back down to earth. Beastie Boys - "Gratitude" Portishead - "All Mine" The Beatles - "Happiness Is a Warm Gun" Wu-Tang Clan - "I Can't Go To Sleep" Jimi Hendrix - "Hear My Train a Comin'"

On this episode I chat with Australian artist Anthony Lister. The conversation goes into what drives him to create, inspires him and also his views on the current art scene. www.anthonylister.com https://www.instagram.com/anthonylister

Anthony Lister was born in Brisbane, Australia in 1979. He graduated from the Queensland College of Art in Brisbane in 2001 and traveled to New York soon after where he mentored under the auspices Max Gimblett, one of New Zealand's most influential living artists. Lister began painting on the streets at the age of 17; a location which has become a key part of his practice as a space where he can take pleasure in his 'hobby' of producing art rather than the 'craft' of studio work. He has since exhibited his work extensively within Australia and internationally both in the gallery and on the streets. He is considered to be one of Australia’s most renowned contemporary artists. Topics Discussed: The process of creating his artwork Exploring the idea of "adventure painting" A curious exploration of the dualities of life Skateboarding abstracting itself into artwork Creative and mental breakthroughs Tactility of art changing or being lost with the advent of technologies His virtual reality app Decorating the apocalypse Seeing artwork in the flesh His love for the work of Egon Schiele www.artistdecoded.com www.instagram.com/artistdecoded www.twitter.com/yoshinostudios

This weeks podcast I catch up with my old friend Anthony Lister. Lister is a contemporary artist from Australia who has exhibited all over the world and also made a name for himself with public murals and also within the street art scene. We discuss his career, exhibiting overseas and going to jail for art. For more info on Anthony lister, visit anthonylister.com

Anthony Lister joins us from an undisclosed location in Australia. We talk Boredom, Will Smith, The Dunce, Tall Poppy Syndrome, Reversons, North Korean Film, Graffiti Task Forces, Tough Skinned Diamond People, Adherence to Rules, What Too Much Looks Like, Police Audacity, and Peace's Birthday Cake