Lazzaro_Art doesn't sleep projects artworks on city walls worldwide
The second edition of Lazzaro_Art doesn't sleep has broadened its reach from Rome to include cities like New York, Bangkok, and Istanbul. Initiated by artists Claudia Pecoraro and Laura Mega, this public art projection event showcases works from over 60 global artists, many of whom created during the pandemic. Notable contributors include Baphoboy, Molly Crabapple, and Nick Walker, among others. After its inaugural showcase in Rome during lockdown in May 2020, the project emphasizes personal expression as cities reopen, with installations planned at the Kanepes Cultural Center in Latvia and on earthquake rubble in Mexico City.
Key facts
- Second edition of Lazzaro_Art doesn't sleep
- Founded by Claudia Pecoraro and Laura Mega
- Over 60 international artists participated
- First edition in May 2020 in Rome
- Projections in Rome, New York, Bangkok, Istanbul, Riga, Milan, London, Lima, Mexico City
- Artists include Baphoboy, Molly Crabapple, İsmet Doğan, El Gato Chimney, Franko B, Simone Fugazzotto, Louis Masai, Pietro Ruffo, Stefan Sagmeister, Nick Walker
- Projection at Kanepes Cultural Center in Riga
- Projection on earthquake ruins in Mexico City
Entities
Artists
- Baphoboy
- Molly Crabapple
- İsmet Doğan
- El Gato Chimney
- Franko B
- Simone Fugazzotto
- Louis Masai
- Pietro Ruffo
- Stefan Sagmeister
- Nick Walker
- Boaz Torfstein
- Yupica
- Aigars Opinicas
Institutions
- Lazzaro_Art doesn't sleep
- Kanepes Cultural Center
- Artribune
Locations
- Rome
- Italy
- New York
- United States
- Bangkok
- Thailand
- Istanbul
- Turkey
- Riga
- Latvia
- Milan
- London
- United Kingdom
- Lima
- Peru
- Mexico City
- Mexico