Graffiti is still a predominantly public and urban art form. Graffiti Art takes Graffiti off the streets and allows it to be sold, exhibited, and displayed in other environments. The distinction between Graffiti and Graffiti Art is usually used when Graffiti leaves city surfaces and moves to another more traditional art surface, such as a canvas. At the same time, all Graffiti can be considered art. Graffiti Art takes the techniques and methodologies behind street Graffiti and applies them to other mediums. However, it is still not always positively received or universally accepted as art by the general public. Graffiti, while once considered vandalism, is becoming more widely recognized as a type of artwork. For a long time, the term Graffiti was synonymous with vandalism. The use of the word “Graffiti” has evolved over the centuries to refer to text or graphics applied to surfaces. These could be words or figure drawings found on the walls of ancient sepulchers, public buildings, or ruins. Ancient Graffiti can be observed in the Catacombs of Rome or at the ruins of Pompeii. The term Graffiti was originally a reference to ancient inscriptions. Graffiti is differentiated from street art or graffiti art in that it is usually illegally produced and often involves the unauthorized marking of public or private spaces by individuals or groups. The Original is your own creativity in the hands of the artist you have chosen.Graffiti is a form of visual communication created in public places. The Original is a non-profit-organization that allows a short circuit from artist to collector. The Original is a personalized gift, from the ' accessible art with recycled materials or simply on your own objects. We don't want to be or carry a photocopy. In the air of globalization, assertiveness is a necessary need. Thus was born the gallery L'Original, she lived happily and had many children. We are very proud of how our organization has managed to grow while keeping its original values intact. We have learned, the volunteers have organized and structured themselves to reach new horizons. During these difficult times, we have evolved a lot. Dorian slept on the gallery sofa bed for a few months and put his room on AirBnB to cover the expenses and not lose what we had built. Staying alive in such a pandemic, when we had just opened our gallery on Mont-Royal Avenue, was not easy. We have refocused on our mission: to offer original works, to make the inside and outside of those who support their local living artists unique. « WE WENT BACK TO THE ROOTS OF WHAT WE WERE DOING. We supplemented our painting workshops on Mondays with poetry clubs to explain the meaning of the works, democratize their message, make them more impactful, more meaningful, play on a new artistic dimension and increase the osmosis between the artists on the set. Our emerging artists have grown up with us and some have become renowned painters in the street-art world. After 1 year of weekly workshops and having sold dozens of songs on Instagram, we were starting to accumulate experience and build a reputation. We really had fun, then we improved our processes and our binders to increase our quality.
We started with what was easiest to store and transport.
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I would take hockey bags full of clothes to bars and cafes to paint on with the artists in town. We lost a lot of customers and it didn't really help our artists even if the name was cool »
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We realized that no one knew how to read it, spell it or pronounce it correctly. It sounded really good: « AvangArtiste » avant-garde artists, with works that make sense, engaged in the form of recycled materials as in the substance of their subject. Together, and with the help of Anthony Dion who had made the video, they registered the Quebec NPO AvangArtiste.
Dorian's passion during the pitch for the incubator was contagious and Robert Dutton then professor of management and former experienced CEO (former CEO of Rona for 20 years and writer of books on ecology and ethics). This pilot project was to allow us to join the cohort of the Rémi-Marcoux entrepreneurial course. We Googled the name to see that a gallery had the exact same name. « HangArt was our project, we made this video with my friends to share our idea in the university and start making things happen.
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