Glasgow artist Conzo Throb (web | Fb) was back in Belfast for CNB16/HTN. The Avon name dates back to 1929 in New York and the company has sellers in more than 100 countries. Male sellers are uncommon but not unheard of – here’s a 2006 NYTimes profile of an ‘Avon Man’. Nonetheless, “Yer Da sells [the] Avon” is the ultimate Scots insult.
Previously by Conzo Throb: Fill Up On Colour | Let’s Melt
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A meditating cat-headed figure with glowing heart in Kent St.
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Here’s a piece of street art (in Kent Street) showing two figures out at night, perhaps dancing by the campfire or toasting marshmallows or worshipping a tree god? The wide shot shows how the piece was made to fit with the Gorny Goohoo already in place.
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Here are two close-ups of Friz’s The Huntress, with dog straining at the chain within sight of the deer leaping in the background. The piece was painted in Kent Street for CNB16/Hit The North, with Danleo’s Palm Cockatoo in the background.
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The Royal Ulster Academy Of Art’s Art In The City exhibition, which runs through October and November, puts (reproductions of) 12 works of art on the Belfast streets. The work shown above is Dan Dowling’s Big Daddy’s Funeral – the funeral is happening just left of the bus, outside St Patrick’s Cathedral in Donegall Street, which is where the painting itself can be found.
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Appropriate for Halloween: two pieces of scary street art by HIMBAD (Insta). Above, a sheep in wolf’s clothing, perhaps. And below, a BIG cat!
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Another “fringe girl” by Dublin street artists Novice (Tw) for CNB16/HTN. Hopefully this one will last longer than last year’s piece.
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Today is officially the last day to catch the Royal Ulster Academy Of Art’s Art In The City exhibition of paintings on wall around Belfast. Shown here is Neil Shawcross’s Willie James Hayes, The Strawman 1980 which is hanging in Gordon Street.
Previously: Dan Dowling’s Big Daddy’s Funeral
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Multi-storey street art by KVLR (Kev Largey) for Culture Night Belfast.
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Some asshole (her word, not ours) whitewashes a Rembrandt. Work by PANG (Fb | Web) for CNB16.
In the background on the right is part of KVLR’s CNB16 mural. See Up Under The Earth.
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