You can’t buy a drawing by Julian Beever and you can’t see his work in a gallery or museum.
Julian makes his amazing pictures on the pavements of city streets. People have called him “the
Pavement Picasso” and perhaps you have seen his pictures on the Internet.
Julian has made hundreds of pieces of “pavement art” in different countries - in many parts of
Europe and also in the USA, Australia, Japan, Argentina, and Brazil.
His drawings can take three or four days to finish. But because he draws with chalk, the
drawings only stay for a short time. When people walk on them or when it rains, they quickly disappear. For Julian, this isn’t a problem. The drawings survive in the photos he has taken, and this
is the most important thing for him.
Julian’s fame hasn’t come from experts in the art world, but from the Internet. “The reason why
my work has become well known is because people like it and they’ve sent it to each other on the
Internet,” he says. “So, I know that what I do is popular.”
Julian Beever is from Leicestershire in England, but he now lives in Belgium.
1. Julian Beever makes drawings .
A. outside B. on his computer C. for exhibitions in a gallery

_ Dẫn chứng : Julian makes his amazing pictures on the pavements of city streets. _
2. He has worked .
A. in a few cities B. in lots of countries C. with hundreds of people

_ Dẫn chứng : Julian has made hundreds of pieces of “pavement art” in different countries - in many parts of Europe and also in the USA, Australia, Japan, Argentina, and Brazil. _
3. His pictures .
A. are easy to draw B. look good when it rains C. don’t stay for a long time

_ Dẫn chứng : But because he draws with chalk, the drawings only stay for a short time. _
4. Lots of people know Julian’s art because .
A. they know a lot about art
B. he has sent photos to them
C. they have seen it on the net

_ Dẫn chứng : “The reason why my work has become well known is because people like it and they’ve sent it to each other on the Internet,” he says. _
5. Julian Beever .
A. hasn’t lived in Britain
B. hasn’t tried to be a star in the art world
C. isn’t very interested in photos

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