Posted by The G on May 24, 2012 under Artsy Fartsy, Street Art | 
Photos by G. Various Artists.
ASVP
New York! Make sure you head over to Hendershot Gallery to see “(Re)Print,” a collection of works by some of the world’s best known street artists. As the name suggests, many of the works in this show are extremely limited and one of a kind prints (with many at very reasonable prices too!) Some of the arists featured in the show include ASVP, Anthony Lister, Chris Stain, Clown Soldier, Gaia, Gilf!, Icy & Sot, Imminent Disaster, Judith Supine, Know Hope, Labrona, Other, Paul Insect and many more.
Gilf!
“(Re) Print” runs until August 15, 2012 at Hendershot Gallery (located at 195 Chrystie Street) in New York. Don’t miss it!
Paul Insect
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Posted by The G on May 21, 2012 under Artsy Fartsy |
Photos by G. Art by Doze Green, Eric White and Kevin Cyr, respectively.
Doze Green
New York! Make sure you don’t miss a trio of great artists under one roof. Jonathan LeVine in New York is showing not one but 3 exhibits through June 16, 2012.
First up is “Luminosity in the Dark Rift” by Doze Green (see photo above). Fun fact about Doze Green: in the early 80’s he was one of the original b-boy members of the Rock Steady Crew.
Eric White
In the center gallery is “Transmission” by Eric White. The paintings reference films set in New York City as White reinterprets cinematic car sequences as a means of exploring film and dream narrative, metaphysics, psychological dysfunction and the limits of perception.
Kevin Cyr
Last and certainly not least, in the 3rd gallery is “In Praise of Rust” by Kevin Cyr. Cyr paints old vehicles seen on the streets of New York—primarily vans and commercial delivery trucks—covered in graffiti, rust, scratches, scuffs, dents and other marks of distinction. For fans of graffiti and street art, you’ll see many familiar stickers and tags that Cyr has recreated in his paintings including the work of Neck Face (as pictured above).
Don’t miss this great exhibit featuring the works of Doze Green, Eric White and Kevin Cyr at Jonathan LeVine Gallery (located at 529 West 20th Street, 9th Floor) in New York. These works are on display until June 16, 2012.
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Posted by The G on May 11, 2012 under Artsy Fartsy, Street Art |
Photos by G. Various Artists.
Paul Insect
New York! If you’re a lover of street art, do not even think about missing “Streets of the World” at the Opera Gallery in New York. The Opera Gallery is known for really great exhibits, and once again they do not disappoint. “Streets of the World” unites the works of 40 contemporary artists that have emerged from the Street Art Movement.
Mark Jenkins
The artists participating in the exhibit are:
Los Angeles: Augustine Kofie, David Choe, Saber; Detroit: Revok; Washington DC: Mark Jenkins; Baltimore: Logan Hicks; New York: Ron English, Swoon, Faile, Eric Haze, David Ellis, Trustocorp, Mare 139; The Netherlands: The London Police; UK: Banksy, Nick Walker, Paul Insect, Remi Rough; Germany: Herakut, How and Nosm; Belgium: Roa; France: Blek Le Rat; Spain: Hyuro, Liquen, Sixeart; Portugal: Vhils; Greece: b., Alexandros Vasmoulakis; Israel: Know Hope; Ukraine: Interesni Kazki; China: DALeast; Japan: Aiko; Australia: Kid Zoom, Anthony Lister, Rone.
Eric Haze
This was the first time I got to see a lot of works by these artists in person and it was really cool to see the art so many A-Listers in one space.
Interesni Kazki Aec
After the jump, see even more photos!
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Photos by G. Various Artists.
Michael Page
New York! If you want to see some great and exciting art from 39 extremely talented contemporary artists, head over to Bold Hype Gallery to the exhibit “Suggestivism NYC,” which is curated by Nathan Spoor.
Nathan Spoor
The artists participating in the exhibit are: Annie Owens, Bob Dob, Bod Schnider, Brandt Peters, Brendan Monroe, Chandler Wood, Chet Zar, Chris Mars, Christian Van Minnen, Colin Christian, Dan May, Darren Legallo, David Molesk, Eric Richardson, Francesco Locastro, Heidi Taillefer, Heiko Muller, Jason Limon, Jason Maloney, Jeff McMillan, Joe Vaux, Joey Remmers, Julian Callos, Kathie Olivias, Kevin Peterson, Marco Mazzoni, Mia Araujo, Michael Page, Naoto Hattori, Nathan Ota, Nathan Spoor, Nc Winters, Rod Luff, Sandow Birk, Scott Schiedly, Skinner, Thomas Doyle, Tom Bagshaw, Winnie Truong and Yevgeniya Mikhailik.
Eric Richardson
I loved so many of the works in this exhibit, it was extremely hard to pick a selection of photos for this post, but there is good news if you don’t live in New York – you can download the catalog via Bold Hype‘s website here. If you are in the area, you have no excuse to not check out this exhibit!
Francesco Lo Castro
“Suggestivism NYC” curated by Nathan Spoor runs through June 30, 2012 at Bold Hype Gallery in New York (located at 547 West 27th Street, 5th Floor) in New York.
Skinner
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Posted by The G on May 8, 2012 under Artsy Fartsy, Encounters with G |
Photos by G. Art by Anish Kapoor.
Anish Kapoor at Gladstone Gallery in New York through June 9, 2012
Indian born and London based artist Anish Kapoor has two great exhibits showing in New York simultaneously at Gladstone Gallery (through June 9, 2012). Pictured above is one of 22 free-standing cement sculptures (and can be seen at the 515 West 24th Street location).
Anish Kapoor (back view)
The second of the 2 part exhibition takes place at Gladstone Gallery (located at 530 West 21st Street) and is a massive dome-shaped sculpture (hollow in the center). Anish Kapoor will be unveiling Britain’s largest public art work at the 2012 Olympics later this year and you know it will be amazing!
Until then, the duo of Anish Kapoor exhibits are running at Gladstone Gallery in New York through June 9, 2012.
Spotted at the opening of these exhibits were writer Salman Rushdie as well as artist Matthew Barney along with Bjork and of course Anish Kapoor was on hand and after the jump, see a photo of me with the artist.
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