..is the greatest of  all pleasures, they say. We anticipate most definitely, because in ten days Suki Bamboo opens her exhibition "I have a dream, the wonderful world of Suki Bamboo" at the Pretty Portal.

To edge down the waiting time, here's a little teaser to what the visitor can expect from the 9th November on.

(Helena/ 2007)

(Freakz posters /2007)

(suki pinpackages)

Suki Bamboo is an active sprayer since 1992 and since then has continuously developed her style onward. With the two swiss writers Shark and Mate she was part of the international Graffiti Stick Up Kids, to which among other things the two german Graffiti-artists DAIM and Can2 were part of.
As Zora she also made a name for herself in the music scene as a rap artist. From 1993 to 2002 she published a total of 13 sound carriers, among them is also a cooperation with the german rap artist Thomas D.

You can find more infos about Suki Bamboo, aka  Zora  here.

At the vernissage on 9th November Suki Bamboo will be supported by Philipp Otterbach, who, with his unconventional DJ style, importantly embossed some events.

In November we will present for the first time an artist  from the Graffiti and Streetart scene at our next exhibition. Suki Bamboo will open her exhibition entitled "I have a dream - the wonderful world of suki bamboo" on 9th November at the Pretty Portal.

The artist ,who has specialized in illustrations, brings along prints on wood and canvas from the Swiss. Punctually to the exhibition she also updated her website(www.sukibamboo.com).Here you can get a first impression.

On Saturday there was a fascinating event in Cologne for all who are interested in Streetart and Graffiti. The white gallery, a Project of the  webportal cyworld.de, opened their gates and gave Graffiti and Streetart artists much room to present themselves and their creations. Some of the artists who were present were  dust, derdream, wowthedead, Arobin, Aron75 and Bres86.

Here are some pics of the vernissage..

The Düsseldorf based Photographer Christof Wolff has visited the Vernissage "Hit your Hood" and captured some impressions.

Here are more photos.

Hannes Domdey has also done some real great photos, at which you can have a look in his public photogallery .