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The Stikman 20th Anniversary show is at Pandemic Gallery in Williamsburg – Through April 8.
PANDEMIC gallery
37 Broadway btwn Kent and Wythe
Brooklyn, NY 11211
www.pandemicgallery.com
Is that Where’s Waldo underneath the stencil?
I arrived too early to the scene for the hipster bike modders, that probably arrived fashionably later.
But the Puerto Rico Schwinn Club dominated Havermeyer and Grand with their chomed, beautifully restored and modded bikes, and gave me plenty to shoot.
Imagine yourself behind the wheel.
Definitely the slickest shave-ice cart I’ve ever seen.
Times-up was there doing bike repairs, but not much other than vending was happening when I arrived. These hand-painted helmets are lovely, and reasonably priced. bellehelmets.com
Carefully bent tubing belies an actual crash.
Taken from the East River Park promenade. The top pano extends from the 59th Street Bridge to the Williamsburg Bridge.
Saint Elias Greek Rite Catholic Church on the left, St. Anthony of Padua Church, both in Greenpoint Brooklyn, from the East River Promenade. In the lower panorama above they are on the far right.
EL Celso@Pandemic Gallery – Friday, March 11, 7-11pm
¡NO HABLA ESPAÑOL!
New works and an installation featuring Peruvian vernacular posters – and a discotheque
@
Pandemic Gallery
37 Broadway
Brooklyn, NY 11211
(Between Kent & Wythe)
pandemicgallery.com
On Display:
March 11 – April 2, 2011
A group show celebrating the artwork of artist Royce Bannon, Abe lincoln Jr., infinity, Chris RWK, Moody, Nose Go, Matt Siren, Sno Monster, Keely, Darkclouds, and Celso
The show will run from Febraury 26th-March 26th. The opening reception is Feb 26th at 6pm.
Improv dance performance on Main Street. I’ve not been able to determine the name of the troupe.
Walking on cans tied together is not easy.
The Himalayas band beneath the Manhattan Bridge. I wish my camera was better able to capture their thrilling sound.
Gleason’s Gym.
Acrobuffo, water balloon act to entertain the kids at the festival.
Can Walking with cans tied together to compel cooperative walking.
Mighty Tanaka presents:
Iconography, A Reflection of Anonymity
Featuring the work of Matt Siren, Peat Wollaeger (stenSOUL), Royce Bannon, Chris & Veng of Robots Will Kill and 2Esae & SKI of URnewyork
New York City is rich with colors, sounds, textures, personal exchanges and human interactions, a scene constantly in motion. Through the busy veil of urban lifestyles is an artistic detail that binds the city together. Mighty Tanaka is excited to present: Iconography, A Reflection of Anonymity. Featuring the artwork of Matt Siren, Peat Wollaeger (stenSOUL), Royce Bannon, Chris and Veng of Robots Will Kill and 2Esae and SKI of URnewyork, they represent an accurate cross section of the street art one finds in NYC and beyond.
Each artist demonstrates their own personal blend of techniques and styles as they have developed a highly personalized means of branding their work, and ultimately, themselves. The icons they choose to place on the streets hold an individualized significance, a means of projecting self onto a surface interpreted by the general public. Their work represents a generation’s visionary artistic approach to the urban landscape.
Through a variety of methods including wheat paste, screen print, spray paint, stencils and more, their chosen techniques encompass a broad spectrum of what one encounters on the streets today. However, it is the integrity of the iconic imagery that translates the rawness of the streets into the refinement of the gallery setting.
OPENING RECEPTION:
Friday, September 10, 2010
6:00PM-9:00PM
(Show closes October 8, 2010)
Mighty Tanaka
68 Jay St., Suite 416 (F Train to York St.)
Brooklyn, NY 11201
Hours: M-F 12:30PM to 7PM,
