On Tuesday April 19th, The Art Park, Dublin's largest outdoor visual arts screen, will launch ‘Maser is Home Made’ - a six-minute unique graffiti video projection by the street artist Maser. The event will be officially launched by Christian Viveros-Fauné, co-curator of Dublin Contemporary 2011.

 

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Graffiti video projection displayed at Convention Centre. It is located at the back of The Convention Centre Dublin in Spencer Dock.  

On Tuesday April 19th, The Art Park, Dublin's largest outdoor visual arts screen, will launch ‘Maser is Home Made’ - a six-minute unique graffiti video projection by the street artist Maser. The event will be officially launched by Christian Viveros-Fauné, co-curator of Dublin Contemporary 2011.

For Maser, the projection is intended “to communicate a sense of community between the business district and its surrounding residential areas”.

The Art Park is located to the rear of The Convention Centre (CCD) on Mayor Street Upper and the reception will be held from 8.30 to 10pmin the retail space opposite the Art Park screen. The projection will continue to run nightly until Sunday May 8th from dusk to 1am.

Maser began his career in 1995 and is considered one of the most accomplished graffiti artists in the country with the ability to work on large-scale projects, concepts and collaborations. He has made his mark through his innovative use of letter styles, characters and photorealism.