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Posted by The G on August 7, 2011 under Street Art | 
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Photo by G. Various Artists.
All Star Sign in Queens
If you read this site regularly (which automatically makes you my hero), you’ll recognize works from Fumero, Grimus, Quel Beast, Dark Clouds, Matt Siren, Russell King and X.
Posted by The G on May 27, 2011 under Street Art | Be the First to Comment
Photo by G. Art by Grimus.
Grimus. Brooklyn. May 2011.
Grimus got walled!
Posted by The G on March 6, 2011 under Street Art | Be the First to Comment
Photos by G. Art by XVALA and Mario Pena (respectively).
Fear Google by XVALA
Rumours have been circulating that XVALA’s “Fear Google” stickers are slowly infiltrating the streets of New York and I can confirm them. Rather than research these rumours on the internet, I decided to find out with my own eyes, just like people used to do in the old days. FEAR GOOGLE!
Fear Google
From left: Day-Glo Jesus, Fear Google by XVALA, Grimus by Mario Pena
Posted by The G on February 22, 2011 under Street Art | Be the First to Comment
Photo by G. Art by Mario Pena.
Grimus
Can’t get enough of Mario? You can own his art if you act fast. His work is for sale at the Art Bazaar in New York through February 27, 2011. All the details can be found here.
Posted by The G on February 20, 2011 under Artsy Fartsy | 2 Comments to Read
Photos by G. Art by Mario Pena.
Mario Pena at The Art Bazaar at Lyons Weir Gallery in NYC. Now showing through February 27, 2011
If you live in New York, you’ve probably seen “Grimus” by Mario Pena on the mean streets of the city. Now you can see an exhibit of the artist’s work at the Art Bazaar, showing at 175 7th Avenue (at West 20th Street) in Manhattan. Since the inception of the Art Bazaar, over 300 artists have exhibited works and the event has been written up by ArtSlant and the New York Times. In addition to these amazing canvases, Mario Pena does photography, graffiti and poetry! His graffiti career is not merely tagging the streets with his name, like so many graffiti artists do. Instead, he paints stick figures, symbols and faces that identify who he is as an artist. As you can see from these photos, Mario Pena is on the verge of a very successful art career so stop by the Art Bazaar and pick up a piece of very affordable art by an artist on the rise.
That's Grimus!
The Art Bazaar is located at 175 7th Avenue (at 20th Street) in Manhattan.
You can learn more about Mario Pena on his official website.
