“Street Artists Unite!” at Dorien Grey Gallery
Posted by The G on June 28, 2012 under Street Art | 
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Photos by G. Various artists.
Hank O’Neil and Crash using art from Happy Famous Artists and Cali Killa
At the Dorien Grey Gallery in New York, they are showcasing an exhibit called “Street Artists Unite” which features works by Army of One, AV ONE, BTA, COPE2, CRASH, ENX, Fumero, Kid Lew, Screwtape, SEE One, Chris Stain, TMNK, and Robots Will Kill and collaborations with Hank O’Neil (also known as XCIA).
Hank O’Neil and TMNK
If you are a lover of street art, the show is definitely worth checking out. If you are a collector of street art, you’re not going to be too fond of this show. Some of these doctored photo canvases are selling for upwards of $8,000! Is the gallery delusional or are they just trying to capitalize on the stupidity of inexperienced buyers? I am not really sure which it is but I assure you if $8,000 is your contemporary/street art budget, I can hook you up for that kind of money. Hell, you can get some type of work of art from Banksy, arguably the most famous street artist in the world, for a cheaper price!
Hank O’Neil and Army Of One
Not all prices in the gallery will make your butt hole hurt, however. I invite you to form your own opinion at the Dorien Grey Gallery, located at 437 East 9th Street at Avenue A.
Art by Screwtape. Reasonably priced!
“Street Artists Unite!” runs through August 5, 2012.
