Gallery 1:1 is more than proud to welcome one of Luxembourg's freshest artist

No other than Mr. Alain Welter a.k.a Mope will be taking over our premises to show his talent from 14th October to 19th November 2022 with his one of a kind solo exhibition “ADD TO BASKET” !

Vernissage : Thursday, 13th of October 2022 18h00-21h00.

Come along and shake hands of Luxembourg’s freshest artist!

The exhibition will be open every Friday and Saturday from 11h to 18h00 or by appointment until 19th November 2022.

4 years… 1460 days…fun times…hard times…but still alive!

Gallery 1:1 is celebrating with a short but hefty group expo !

Vernissage: Thursday, 15th September 2022, 18:00-21:00

The exhibition will be open every Friday and Saturday from 11h to 18h00 until 8th October 2022.

Or just check it out online in the Virtual Gallery.

Archives and important artwork from SUMO’s favourite exhibitions, as well as unshown pieces that marked the very beginning of his career and state the evolution of his art since 2002!
Sketches, canvases, prints, some of which have only been seen by Sumo himself.

Open Friday and Saturday starting 3rd June until 9th July 2022 from 11am to 6pm and by appointment (info@gallery1to1.com)

Created in 2012, the Monkey Bird Crew (MBC) collective is made up of two young artists from Bordeaux, Temor and Blow the Bird (or The Blow). 

Stencil artists, known for their precision and refined cut, completely handmade, they specialize in metaphysical architectural representations where Bird (« Blow ») and Monkey(« Temor ») coexist. 

Inspired by geometry, mechanics, cosmology and astronomy, they develop their work by using many types of mediums, illumination and calligraphy. Moreover, they have the obsession of including an animal presence on walls of cities. These animals, aren't very different from the famous children fables, and playfully sends us back to our human preoccupations, midway between freedom of desire and elevation (symbolized by Bird) and the material/corporal obsessions, from which man can't cut loose.

They've put a lot into city walls of (Paris where they live, Lille, Bordeaux but also Amsterdam, New Delhi, several cities in Mexico), they also produce works on several other recovered mediums such as wood, metal, glass and paper.

Vernissage: Thursday 23 January 2020, from 18:00 - 21:00, open to the public.

In presence of the artists.

Follow Monkeybird on Instagram: monkeybirdcrew

This is it!

Our last show for the year 2019 will be a group show with all your favorite urban artists.

Come join us in the celebration of Urban Art and sneak in to Sumo’s studio to see what he is working on, you might end up finding yourself the ultimate Christmas gift?

Vernissage
Thursday, 14 November 2019, 18:00-21:00

Gallery 1:1 proudly presents Cope2, one of the most iconic graffiti writers from the Bronx NYC. 

Even if you don’t know anything about Graffiti, you probably have seen his bubble letters in collaboration with brands like Adidas, Alife or Obey. His work has been exhibited around the globe.

A true legend.

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Fernando Carlo (known as Cope2) (South Bronx, New York) is a graffiti artist from the Kingsbridge. Though he is known worldwide, he didn't receive recognition in the graffiti world until the mid 1990's. He has been painting since 1978, and has gained international credit for his work. He and his crew "Kings Destroy" (formerly "Kids Destroy," or simply KD) are the main focus of the graffiti movie "Kings Destroy". Cope2 has been one of the main targets of the New York City Vandal Squad and has been arrested for vandalism, theft and drug charges. The arrest followed the release of a 272 page book of his work titled "Cope 2: True Legend" Cope2 started writing graffiti in the late 70's , his cousin Chico 80 introduced Cope into writing and it ran in the family. He made his own crew called Kids Destroy and eventually it changed to Kings Destroy after he dubbed himself king of the 4 line.

We are excited to invite you to

STICK's Solo Show - LOST ‘N’ FOUND

Vernissage / Opening: 17th of July 18:00-21:00

31, rue de Strasbourg - Luxembourg Gare

About Stick:

His first experiments with spray paint date back to 1993, but it wasn't until 1995 that he began painting the letters STICK. That's the time when he really became active and started taking his passion seriously. From 1998 till 2003 he studied visual art, lived and painted in Brussels, but then returned to live in the Grand Duchy.

His studio work, on canvas or on different objects, is a logical continuation of his street work.

What Stick presents here is a more detailed work, where the lettering is not the main focus any more but uses graffiti as a language and plays with its forms and lines. He has a way of designing graffiti, which sometimes led him to abstract compositions.