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Recent chalk drawing at NEA Community Learning Center, Alameda, CA
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Monday, May 30, 2011
New Web Site Launch
We did it, we launched our new web site! It's the next life of our creative adventure that we hope you and the rest of the world loves being a part of. Follow our new blog, see tons of new photos, lots of info and interesting creative good things for everyone. Enjoy!
~Mark Wagner
Thursday, April 14, 2011
New Web Site Just About to Launch
Looks like in a few days - to the end of teh month our new site will be up, looking good!
Stay tuned!
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Photos from the Past
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| Guinness World Record - Largest Chalk Drawing 2008 |
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| Master street painter Phil Roberts introducing Mark Wagner to the fine art of chalk drawing. Santa Barbara, CA 1994 |
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| Franklin Elementary School, Alameda CA www.drawingonearth.org NEW WEB SITE in the WORKS! |
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Tsunami Blessings
We send our heart and creative spirit felt blessings to the
people, land, and ancestors of Japan and to all those who have been affected.
Courage, Strength, Surrender, Wisdom, Honor
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
501(c)3 - It's official!
We did it, we are officially exempt from Federal income tax.
And we are hoping to have a soft launch of our new web site by the end of the month.
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
PLEASE SIGN: Our very OWN petition - Street Painting @ MOCA
Tell MOCA Street Painting is Street Art
(please sign this -link below)
facebook.com/petitions/1/tell-MOCA-street-painting-is-street-artWe the undersigned ask that you please consider including street painting / chalk art into the upcoming MOCA exhibit; 'Art in the Streets'.
In regards to the upcoming exhibition at MOCA entitled 'Art in the Street', which mainly focuses on graffiti style works, we feel that street painting deserves to be recognized as authentic art of the streets & included in this show. With a rich and significant history of it's own, which predates modern graffiti, street painting has evolved and developed into it's own genre, now known globally as an artistic phenomenon, which universally appeals to demographics worldwide.
We respectfully submit, would it not also be interesting & worthwhile to consider adding a street painting component on some pavement adjacent to the museum as a valid addition to 'Art in the Street'?
Thank you, Tracy Stum, John Arron (Chalk 4 Peace), Mark Wagner (Drawing on Earth)
- target: Museum of Contemporary Art L.A. Jeffrey Deitch, Director
- sponsored by: Tracy Lee Stum, Chalk4Peace, Mark Wagner
- signature goal: 10,000
- signatures: 154
Spring 2011 the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) will feature a "street art" exhibit call "Art in the Streets" with no Street Painting.
Sign our petition to tell MOCA we want Street Painting artists included in the exhibit.
Street Painting = Street Art!
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