古堡「卡哇伊」~~\(≧▽≦)/~~世界最大涂鸦城堡似童话 违背传统或将擦除(图)
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世界最大涂鸦城堡似童话 违背传统或将擦除(图)
据外媒29日报道，世界最长的涂鸦墙曾经是闻名一时的“柏林墙”，曾有数百艺术家在166公里长的柏林墙上涂鸦。不过位于苏格兰亚尔郡的一座13世纪的城堡也毫不逊色，它的所有墙壁外部都画上了形形色色的涂鸦，远处看来仿佛童话城堡。
城堡主人帕特里克•博伊尔称，整座城堡的涂鸦从2007年开始由巴西的涂鸦艺术家绘制，总共花费了2万英镑。艺术家们将城市文化和卡通人物融合在一起，绘制出超现实主义的世界最大涂鸦城堡。
不过根据规定，城堡作为文化遗产，涂鸦只能保存三年。但帕特里克非常喜欢涂鸦城堡，正在向苏格兰历史委员会申请能否将涂鸦保存。“涂鸦城堡吸引了不少慕名而来的游客，每个人都很喜欢。我的城堡成了这里的标志和景点，涂鸦赋予城堡新的生命力。”
但是涂鸦城堡的前景并不乐观。从历史上看来，苏格兰历史委员会向来认为“城堡的外部色彩应保持历史风韵，虽然不仅限一种颜色，但要和城堡风格相得益彰。”涂鸦城堡内部传统华丽，和外部涂鸦风格大相径庭。因此城堡的涂鸦很有可能在不久的将来遭到擦除的命运。
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古堡「卡哇伊」~~\(≧▽≦)/~~
英国
英国苏格兰的格拉斯哥伯爵鲍伊（Patrick Boyle）花费2万英镑（约95万台币），请来一群巴西艺术家，在他拥有的13世纪古堡Kelburn Castle外墙彩绘（大图）。这项洋溢卡通风格的壁画工程自2007年开始（小图），鲍伊原本承诺壁画只会维持3年，日前却向当地政府申请永久保留，惹火当地居民。
编译╱庄蕙嘉．图╱翻摄网络
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The big draw: Earl wants to make graffiti on his 13th century Scottish castle a permanent attraction
When Brazilian street artists set about painting a series of psychedelic images on the side of a 13th century Scottish castle, the locals were understandably outraged.
Now their temperatures are set to soar even higher as it emerged that the owner wants to make the controversial graffiti mural permanent - going back on his original promise that it would only appear for three years.
Patrick Boyle, the Earl of Glasgow, has written to Historic Scotland to see whether the paintings on Kelburn Castle, in Largs, Ayrshire, can remain indefinitely.
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Work on the mural, which features interwoven cartoons depicting surreal urban culture, started in 2007 and cost £20,000.
A group of Brazilian graffiti artists - identical twins Otavio and Gustavo Pandolfo, Nina Pandolfo and Nunca - were commissioned by the earl's son and daughter.
The Graffiti Project, as it was named, was only permitted by North Ayrshire Council on the understanding that it was temporary.
A three-year limit was put on the graffiti, pending the start of work to replace the harling render on the exterior of the turret.
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But that limit has now passed and the earl, whose family has lived in Kelburn Castle for 800 years, has written to Historic Scotland to see if it would object if he asked his council if the art work could remain.
He said: 'In the three years that the mural has been on the castle it has attracted enormous interest from around the world and it is loved by everyone who sees it.
'It has become a landmark and a talking point and it has given the castle and the estate a whole new character.'
The latest memorandum of guidance published by Historic Scotland states that owners of listed properties should only use 'historically correct colours in a manner which is appropriate to the building'.
It adds: 'Where more than one colour is to be used, they should all relate to the architectural features of the whole building in a logical and consistent manner.
'The painting of one storey a different colour from another, or indeed any part of the building differently from the remainder, should always be avoided.'
The mural has quickly become a popular feature at Kelburn which also has a country centre open to the public and a series of outdoor attractions. They include a secret forest with a Chinese garden, a gingerbread house and a stone grotto.
Only last month the graffiti at the castle was named as one of the world's top 10 examples of street art by author and designer Tristan Manco.
It was put on a par with Banksy's art in Los Angeles and the Favela Morro Da Providencia in Rio de Janeiro.
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