The Leo Kestling Gallery has so many vivid attention grabbing peices that I chose to give each it’s own post. First up to bat, is the obviously attention grabber – a collection of Works by Dick Chicken. Yea you read right, the artist’s name is Dick Chicken. For me his work was love at first sight as it mirrored a Keith Haring style. Peep the pics…
Surrounded by so many “dicks” makes me feel like I’m gettin run train on by a group of college football players…
Dick Chicken’s work is a definite homage to Keith Haring’s work, but at the same time keeping his style signature. His work is of the many featured in a collection of contemporary street art at the Leo Kestling Gallery. More to come!
I WILL HAVE MY DICK WELL DONE PLEASE
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Fade to Black (and back) featuring artwork by Sarah Cain, Nina Katchadourain, Lovett/Codagnone, Jason Middlebrook, Edgar Orlaineta, Peter Rostovsky, Jude Tallichet, and Anna Von Mertens.
Great minds think alike…
My favprite peices of the night. simple with a message is always the best…
my wee little man…
The gallery opening reception in Chelsea was amazing. Through converstation alot of people started to pick up a theme in the artwork of American being “Dead”. Debateable. In the words of Mr. Cudi himself – The sky might fall… but I’m not worried at all…
Fade 2 Black and back
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Keith Haring is hands down one of my favorite artists. If you’re not familiar with him then his art may seem remedial and cartoonish. When actually there is always a message behind his work. Its one of those things people tend to under-estimate… I can relate.
I know a few wack people…do u?
The Crack is wack murals are a lasting reminder of Haring’s art. He wanted to warn nyc kids against drug’s use during the height of the crack epidemic – hence its pupose on the handball court. Located at 128th street and Harlem Riverside Drive, I have always loved this mural everytime I passed by. Keith Haring died of AIDS in 1990, but his work is still very much alive…
Crack Is Wack
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Hit up a gallery opening in Soho called Pop Up New York featuring some of New York City’s and London new and emerging artists.
Everyone’s favorite peice
I see you Bee
The Usual Suspects
and then there was me…
Crack Kills…
Tienne
Shane with His friend and Anita
the munchies…
An artist and his work…
A reoccuring dream…
on the come up
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The minute I saw this photo on my coworker Rob’s desktop I HAD to have it. He is so talented and has such a strong vision. So its no suprise that his photography and video are ALL amazing. His creativity definitly inspires me.
it could all be so simple
0 CommentsI dont know why, but my bestie Reshona and I love taking pictures in front of dope graffiti. Its been the perfect backdrop for alot of our facebook pics for some time now. Add some Jamba Juice and you can’t go wrong…
This reminds me of how into Graffiti culture I was when I was 13. I even had a tag name… Jazzy! Needless to say I didnt make it into the big leauges of Graffitit like Lee Quinones and Fab 5 Freddy but, my tag is still all over my Junior High School! If it wasn’t painted over -_- FAIL…
Graffiti and Jamba…oh my!
0 CommentsStopped by the Maccarone Gallery on Greenwich Street with my girl Nita.
Art by Ann Craven – “Moon Shadows and Abstract Lies”.
the gallery is very minimal… which I LOVE…
I can paint this -_-
ok, i can DEF paint these!!!!!
read between the lines…
Nita Boo
someone’s been throwing stones inside of a glass house…
7 years bad luck…
fin
