Tag Archives: Herakut

Celebration of Female Artists

Posted on March 7, 2019 by butterfly

We would like to celebrate our favorite female artists worldwide, who are pushing boundaries in graffiti /street art as well as contemporary art. The list is unlimited so we are sending much love and support to ALL the female artists. Keep … Continue reading →

Posted in Shows, Street, streets | Tagged Aida, aida wilde, Aya Takano, Barbara Kruger, Carrie Reichardt, Chiharu Shiota, Faith47, Hera, Herakut, Lady Aiko, MADC, Maya Hayuk, Miss Van, Natalia Fabia, Olek, Swoon, Tara McPherson, Yayoi Kusama | Leave a comment

London: Herakut – ‘Sad but Happy’ Solo Show

Posted on September 6, 2017 by butterfly

After five years travelling and painting throughout the world , the German duo Herakut is returning to London for a new solo exhibition at Stolenspace entitled ‘Sad but Happy’. Hera and Akut first came to London in 2010 when they painted their enigmatic character … Continue reading →

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Berlin: Urban Nation PM/7 – Part 2

Posted on March 22, 2015 by butterfly

In parallel to the windows and facade they decorated with their Persons of Interest (see here) 12 Brooklyn based artists were given carte blanche to decorate the walls of the Urban Nation Haus for a pop up show in Berlin, … Continue reading →

Posted in Berlin, Shows, streets | Tagged Aida Bragstarr, Andreas Englund Icy & Sot, Berlin, Brooklyn Street Art, BSA, Butterfly, Case, Chris Stain, Dain, David Walker, Don Rimx, DotDotDot, El Sol 25, Esteban Del Valle, Gaia, Herakut, Jaime Rojo, MACCLAIM, Mark Rigney, NeverCrew, NohJColey, Onur Dinc, Reka, Schwarzmaler, Specter, Steven P. Harrington, Strøk, Swoon, Urban Nation, Vermibus | Leave a comment

London: Herakut – After the Laughter

Posted on June 2, 2012 by butterfly

German duo Herakut is back to London for the release of their new book titled ‘After the Laughter’ . To celebrate the launch they also produced a new series of work curated by Shea&Siegler. Featuring female figures … Continue reading →