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New Orleans, LA (PRWeb) January 31, 2012

native German Stephan Wanger has completed the largest mosaic in the world ever made of beads. Work size is 8 feet tall is 30 meters wide and more than a million recycled Mardi Gras beads. The work of art is invited to City Hall Home sanctuary of happiness and tells the New Orleans skyline.

Tags: 14 months ago, Stephan began the tedious process of assembling more than one million single-cut beads in order to create awareness about the thousands of tons of discarded Mardi Gras beads that were destined to landfill is different in this season, Mardi Gras. Color mosaic of the sanctuary of the Municipality is now on display in his gallery at 1924 Magazine Street Alegria., In New Orleans, under the NED., Until 9 March 2012. Sanctuary city will be auctioned for the Make It Right Foundation to raise funds for ward lower ninth, the fourth in New Orleans, which was completely destroyed by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

Tags: about 97% of all beads that Stephan uses in his works, are recycled, and many of them spray-painted. He continues to create a mosaic that will help promote his adopted city and Louisiana.

Sanctuary City Tags view displays powerful Mississippi River through the heart of New Orleans, along with Natchez Steamboat, Carnival Triumph, the Italian ship Amerigo Vespucci (America got its name from Amerigo) and the German ship Gorch Fock Stephans heritage as being born in Wilhelmshaven, German North Sea port.

Sanctuary Tags: The Municipality is a very busy river scene, on the occasion of 200 years (1812 2012) and the achievement of statehood as Louisiana State of the Union 18, and stressing the importance of the Mississippi River was in Louisiana.

Tags: “I always wanted to create a horizon, and I believe that this project would be perfect for an effort to compete for the Guinness world record and do some good,” says Steph? n Wanger from his gallery is located at 1924 Magazine Street. in New Orleans. The community helped, as well as signing of artwork, such as beaded Stephan signatures from more than 300 people in this world giant postcard. Two weeks before the end of many volunteers to help with filling in the sky and water.

Techniques Tags: cutting the beads, instead of using glue and hot glue process of creating these works of art is young and happy and Stephan teaches adult students in classes. This is a form of art in the community for the community as more people stop Mardi Gras beads so that Stephen can continue to promote his vision of New Orleans and Louisiana to increase tourism. City of New Orleans gave me such a beautiful gift with this idea and I just wanted to return the favor, that’s why I wanted a mural. What better way is to have a work of art can benefit the community? Wanger asked.

Tags record breaking mosaic is part of the “Million Greetings from New Orleans show that Steph? n working on since 2006. the end of the exhibition will travel to Europe to promote New Orleans and still hope that the growth of tourism in the city. With signing this card giant Stephen hopes to create awareness of recycling Mardi Gras beads.

Tags record will be broken that is:

largest Mosaic Bead measured 3.74 m (12 ft 3 in) wide, 2.70 m (8 ft 10 in) in height giving a total area of ​​10.1 m? (108.7 ft?) And reached grade 5 and 6 primary school Scoil Naomh Iosaf (Irish) in Baltinglass, Co. Wickow, Ireland, 24 June 2010.

For more information visit galeriaalegria.com Tags:, or if you want to volunteer or contact Steph beads fall out? N and (504) 400-4603. World record attempt was sponsored by CAF FuzziBunz Baby Products? Du Monde, PU furniture, files Ryan North, St. Michael Special School, Great Arc New Orleans.

Tags collect Mardi Gras beads can be dropped off at Galeria Alegria and 1914 Street and St magazine. Michael a special school or ARC of Greater New Orleans.

Tags: About Steph? n Wanger, contractor

Steph? n Wanger is a self-taught artist that channels creative energy on bringing my glittering mosaic of recycled Mardi Gras beads. Working in a photo-realistic style sir. Wanger recreated scenes, images, and icons of Louisiana to help bring awareness to the world of beauty and wonder born of the country’s unique culture and diverse communities.

Tags: Through his experiences traveling the world, God. Wanger has gained access and influence in the Spanish Art Nouveau designs of Antoni Gaudi, Persian and Moorish architectural details in Istanbul, Turkey, and sculpture and environmental art in Chicago and a friend of artist John David Mooney. These designs and images are translated his work into a model detail and fine design. Even though the Lord. Wanger was not formally trained as an artist, he engages in trades that speaks of Fine Arts, borrowing ideal post-Impresssionistic Pointillism and emulating the style and degree of criminal Roy Lichtenstein Pop Art. By approaching each piece with superior craftsmanship, sir. Wanger has set what could be considered as a whimsical kitsch, because I’m on the material used and brings the level of “high art” of his craft.

Tags: In preparation for construction of each official, beads are meticulously sorted by size to the exact millimeter, and the perfect shade, creating a multi-point range as a painter would paint. What is the resulting play of light and colors reminiscent of a post-impressionist artists work some, while adding a new dimension of gloss and shine with, metal, plastic and lighted beads. Illusion of three-dimensional space is often created through the use of perspective, but different grain sizes in actual dimensions used to create add an element of Bas-Relief. Completed works are stunning viewed from a distance and after a close examination of his fine workmanship.

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. Wanger aim to use recycled materials for its parts. Not only that collects discarded during Mardi Gras beads in an effort to remain clean after the parade, but he also regularly takes part in the rescue courts to collect additional material for their work. Through his art, Mr. Wenger hopes to encourage the citizens of Louisiana for recycling and creation, and the rest of the world to appreciate and love to get a unique culture and natural beauty Louisiana has to offer. The exhibition is called “Million Greetings from New Orleans.”

Tags work Mr. Wanger of the mosaic can be seen in Alegria and Gallery 1924 Magazine Street, New Orleans, LA 70 130, or online at http://www.galeriaalegria.com.

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Picasso Museum
Tags: Pablo Picasso is considered one of the greatest artists of the twentieth century. His paintings are world famous museums. His talent and many new ideas have contributed to changing the attitudes of former modern art and has introduced a new concept in art, which means a final victory in the content.

With the rise of modernism, Barcelona has become a major center of political intellectual and cultural activities in UK. Internationally renowned artists, including Picasso, Miro, Dali and the famous architect Gaudi Barcelona and gave copies of Catalan culture flourished so.

Inspiration City

His first was inspired by Picasso in Barcelona, ​​where he spent ten years. This Mediterranean city is filled with positive energy to light and has hosted several Spanish avant-garde artists. They exchanged ideas between them and therefore create the conditions for a break from the traditional view of the world. One of the most important movements that took place between 1905 and 1914 is certainly cubism. backbone of this movement is a collaboration between Picasso and French painter George. Besides painting, Picasso’s work in sculpture, ceramics and designing costumes for the show.

Picasso Museum

Picasso Museum in Barcelona is the museum’s largest and most comprehensive in the world that is dedicated to one artist. It includes a permanent exhibition of his work around 3500 Among them as drawings, sketches, oils, sculpture, and particularly interesting, rooms with exposed ceramic works. There is a whole series of studies known “Las Meninas”.

This is the most visited museums in Barcelona every year there are about a million visitors to the museum is situated in a patrician house of Aguilar de BERENGUER picturesque little town -… La Ribera Museum opened in 1963 with a collection of photographs required by Jaume Sabater, a friend of Picasso.

permanent exhibition is presented in an interesting way, because I kind of time machine was invented by Picasso’s life from birth in the Andalusian city of Malaga until his death in France in 1973. It also has periods that are clearly defined in his work.

Each period has its own specific way.

“Blue Period” (1901-1904) is characterized by shades of blue – the motives of prostitutes, beggars and dark moods, and “pink period” (1905-1907) dominates the colors more vivid, with red and orange colors and themes and characters from the circus.

From 1907-1909 Picasso worked in African culture items inspired by African art, particularly masks.

Cubism was the last period (analytic and synthetic), Department of Picasso, which was developed to reduce the form of basic geometric shapes and colors which are images of black and white in the background.

Very interesting walk “through a trail of Picasso in Barcelona,” was organized to visit the museum. During this walk you can see the major sites like Picasso.
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