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Le strade del paesaggio_murales
Dall1 al 22 luglio ad Arcavacata, Mendicino, Rose, Luzzi, Terravecchia, Spezzano, San Giovanni in fiore, Guardia Piemontese, Verbicaro, Cellara, Aiello Calabro, Amantea,
Acquappesa verranno realizzati trentatré murales da artisti nazionali ed internazionali.
Ospiti del Festival due grandi nomi del fumetto italiano,
MARINA COMANDINI e RAFFAELE DELLA MONICA e due star della
spray art, JAZ da Buenos Aires e DOME da Francoforte.
Accanto a loro Macs da Lanciano-CH; Cacktus e Maria da
Foggia, Axe da Padova; Hemo da Bergamo; Mrfijodor da Torino;
e ancora: Itm crew, Mone, Dome, Nersi, Woky, Pelo e Ders,
tutti da Cosenza.
Sulle strade del paesaggio saranno impegnati: Monica
Jara Marzulli ( Bari );
DAlessandro ( Torino );
Richard Biancalani ( Prato );
Arnaud Mobillion ( Paris-Francia);
Fabio Gaudio ( Cosenza );
Salamone Gianluca ( Cosenza );
Alexander Daniloff ( Rovigo );
Enrico Meo ( Cosenza );
Adriano Talarico ( Cosenza );
Giorgio Tocci ( San GiorgioAlbanese - CS );
Alba Escayo ( Asturias-Spagna );
Piter Zamora ( Madrid-Spagna );
Francesca Romano ( Rossano CS);
Francesco Cirillo ( Diamante CS );
Estefanìa Urrutia Carboneras ( Madrid-Spagna );
Paola Rollo ( Lecce );
Mario Polillo ( Dipignano-CS );
Galluccio Luana ( Cosenza ).
Nell'ambito degli eventi legati al Festival:
- 1 e il 2 Luglio nell aula occupata Zenith all'Università della Calabria a partire dalle ore 22.00 DJ set a cura di PARTYZAN, Body Art, videoinstallazioni, murales in presa diretta.
- il 3 luglio Nero Macchiato, Cosenza, dalle ore 20.00 aperitivo artistico e DJ set con Fabio Nirta e Robert ENO.
- 4 Luglio, SHIVA SHOP, Cosenza, serata Indie dalle ore 20.00 con percussioni e jam session.
LE STRADE DEL PAESAGGIO
è un progetto di Gommalacca feat Ologram
patrocinato da PROVINCIA DI COSENZA
Assessorato Viabilità - Infrastrutture - Patrimonio
per informazioni e contatti
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PROVINCIA DI COSENZA
C.so Telesio 87100 ( CS ) Italy
Tel. +39 0984 795688
Tel e fax +39 0984 814609
Mobile +39 328 32 22 843
http://www.provincia.cs.it
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