Romanian Street Art with Paul K (soundtrack) & Homeboy LDJ (mural)
Until we announce more info about the upcoming mural with Homeboyldj, we invite you to enjoy this soundtrack composed by Paul K during the Romanian Street Art Project.
More info soon: https://un-hidden.ro/en/romanian-street-art-2/
This will be the fifth artistic intervention in the multi-annual Romanian Street Art program, following the work created in Iasi by Pisica Pătrată and Harcea Pacea, in Cluj by Ma.tei and the multidisciplinary interventions by Sunshiners (mural) – [Bulgaria] & Cezar Lazăr (soundtrack), Delia Cîrstea (mural) & Kozo (soundtrack) in Bucharest.
In addition to artistic works in public spaces across the country, the Romanian Street Art program also includes creative workshops with Pisica Pătrată, Serebe & Tobias Barenthin Lindblad [Dokument Press] promoting graffiti, street art and non-formal cultural education, guided tours, a publication, and an online map.
The cultural programme Romanian Street Art is produced by Save or Cancel (Cristina Popa, Andrei Racovițan) through feeder.ro and co-financed by AFCN.
The programme does not necessarily represent the position of The Administration of the National Cultural Fund. AFCN is not responsible for the content of the application or the way the program results can be used. These are entirely the responsibility of the beneficiary of the funding.
Partners: Lente, Romexpo, Lagom Hotel, SF Travel, Biblioteca Metropolitană București
Media partners: Amsterdam Street Art, BSBSA (Bucharest Sofia Belgrade Street Art), Empower Artists, DigitizArte, Igloo, IQads, I Support Street Art, La pas prin Brasov, Litera 9, Modernism, Munteanu, PRwave, Street Art Belgrade, Revista Atelierul, Revista Golan, The Institute, Zeppelin, Un-hidden Romania, Ziarul Pozitiv.
About Save or Cancel
Since 2009, Save or Cancel has been a platform for communication and dissemination of arts and culture, promoting and facilitating their role in contemporary society.
The multidisciplinary programs self-initiated by Save or Cancel aim to identify sustainable and adaptable opportunities for (re)valuing the existing through cultural and editorial projects.