05-06 July 08, Wroclaw (Poland)

05-06 July 08, Wroclaw (Poland)

wro08plakmos.jpg The polish MOS is established since 2002 and is the major Graffit-Event in Poland. After the event had been held in Lodz, a new city and venue is coming up in 2008.


Wrocław is the chief city of the historical region of Lower Silesia in south-western Poland, situated on the Oder river. Since 1999 it has been the capital of Lower Silesian Voivodeship. According to official population figures for 2006, its population is 635,280, making it the fourth largest city in Poland.

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Wrocław’s major industries were traditionally the manufacture of railroad cars and electronics. The city is served by Wrocław International Airport and a river port.

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Graffiti Non Stop – Meeting Of Styles
02-07July 2008 Graffiti/Street Art Festival
Wrocław, Poland

Welcome to the 4th edition of the festival which every year takes place in frames of Wroclaw Non Stop festival.

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GNS Spatial Installation
02.07- 03.07.2008- Nowy Targ Square, Wroclaw
The aim of this action is creation of graffiti/street art installation localized at Nowy Targ Square.
5 minutes by walk from the main Market Square. Temporary structure in a temporary place seeking for artist’s expression.
Various combination of different spatial forms will create a hybrid of labyrinth and gallery..

Meeting Of Styles – “Big Dreamers”
05-06.07.2008 MCS Skate Park “Zajezdnia”
Legnicka Street 65, Wroclaw

„Big Dreamers”.
It’s a motto of this year’s edition of the legendary festival which has a great popularity and a worldwide reputation.
Meeting of Styles.The biggest one, with the longest tradition and seen as most graffiti project in the world.
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[3-skate-park-southern-fasade.JPG Organized and supported by hundreds of artists is a central root for urban street cultureand graffiti.Since 2002 there has been organized more than 70 editions in16 countries of Europe and Americas, which brought more than 100 000 visitors from around the globe. Additionally: dj sets, concert,
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After the demise of the Holy Roman Empire in 1806, Prussia became a member of the German Confederation.

In 1813 King Frederick William III of Prussia gave his An mein Volk (“To my people”) speech at Breslau as a signal that Prussia would join the Russian Empire in fighting Napoleon during the Napoleonic Wars.

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wrocitye.jpg When the Prussian-led German Empire was created in 1871 during the process of Germany’s unification, Breslau became the empire’s sixth-largest city and a major industrial centre.
Its population more than tripled to over half a million between 1860 and 1910. By 1939 the city, as a German city until 1945, was naturally almost entirely Germanised; in other words, ethnically cleansed. wroewq.jpg
By the end of the war, two-thirds of the city had been destroyed and 40,000 Breslauers and forced labourers lay dead in the ruins of their homes and factories.