INSIDE OUT in Hong Kong !
2012 Sep 17 - 15:04
A big Inside Out has just started in Hong Kong in Connaught Road footbridge in center of Town ! A new Photobooth is opening too the 18 of September at Gallery Perrotin HK...

My #tbt ... running on the rooftops of Paris when I was 17 ... I still going from roof to roof wherever I go. I still have the mail man key that open a lot of doors :)

A big Inside Out has just started in Hong Kong in Connaught Road footbridge in center of Town ! A new Photobooth is opening too the 18 of September at Gallery Perrotin HK...

Women Are Heroes, the movie that premiered at Cannes Film Festival in 2010, just released in Portugal!

The Inside Out project gets bigger in NYC, USA! Another eye from the Native American project is up on a building at the corner of Berry St and South 5. You can see it better from the bridge...
In May 2011, I was invited to Buenos Aires to meet with Gael Garcia Bernal for a TV show. We did a pasting in the streets, of the eyes of a Native.

In April 2012, for Kim Il Sung's 100th birthday celebrations, JR was in North Korea and published on Instagram his impressions on that mysterious country. See more images!

Kids from a kindergarten school in Paris participated in the Inside Out project! Their parents played with my portrait as well. I loved their creativity! Thanks to Annie and Karine, the creative school teachers!

After 4 days of pasting, the face of Brandon Many Ribs, from the Lakota tribe, overlooks the Highline in New York, at 29th Street! This pasting is part of the Inside Out Project - a Group Action about the Native American.

JR and American artist José Parlá collaborate on the new opus of The Wrinkles of the City, during the Havana Biennial, in Cuba.

Join other industry and thought leaders for an intimate invitation-only round table conversation with JR and José Parlá. The two artists have recently returned from Cuba's Havana Biennial, where they collaborated on a large mural project called The Wrinkles of The City.
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New pasting in New York, from the Inside Out Lakota tribe project, at the corner of Prince St and Mulberry St.