Stencils, brushes and spray paint have been out since Wednesday May 8 in Bergerac (Dordogne). For the third year in a row, urban art specialists met in the city of Cyrano to participate in the street art festival, called Art Tak. For four days, you can discover the work of these artists, spread around the “spot” installed for the occasion at Place Gambetta.
Many wonder what will become of the works created on ephemeral modules.
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“The team and the organization are great, and the public is really nice,” appreciates Pierre XZXZ, who lived in Bergerac for a few years. This screen printer, located on rue Saint-Louis, works with stencils to create his frescoes inspired by the 1970s which highlight women in particular.
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The artist Williann and his universe inspired by cartoons.
“We have to look up”
Opposite, the public is asking for more, curious to know, for example, if the works made on chipboard modules will remain in the city. “I love it,” comments Ginette, her plan in hand. This makes for a very nice route through town, don’t forget to look up! » At the end of this third edition, Bergerac will have a collection of 17 monumental works.
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Younger children can participate in workshops.
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The guest of honor, Rouge Hartley, returns for the second time to Bergerac.
In terms of new products, see you this Friday May 10 and Saturday May 11, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., for the “graffiti jam”. Five artists will offer performances at the Naillac commercial bar (opposite the Jean-Capelle high school).
