Hot to Antistrot
By
Nick Haramis
May 02, 2008
Ten years ago, at the Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam, Netherlands, Professor Strot made a few very talented enemies. These students, who would go on to form the collective Antistrot, began to draw together. Their work, which first appeared in the form of a cut-and-paste style magazine, garnered critical acclaim for its embrace of aesthetic diversity, wide-ranging cultural references, and irreverent take on high art. Ten years later, with their first American solo exhibition at the Sara Tecchia Roma gallery in New York, the Dutch ne'er-do-wells are bringing their brand of pop art stateside. Click the jump to watch the madness behind their method.
Posted by Jan borchers on Sat May 3, 2008 at 07.07 am
Great work guys, Antistrot rules.
Antistrot drawings were on the frontpage of the DePers saturday newspaper a Festival special edition.