French graffiti artist Blek Le Rat aka “The Father Of Stencil Graffiti” released a new rat print.
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Wishing everyone a blessed and wonderful Christmas! - The League
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French artist Brusk who is best known for his creative dripping style works and publishing house Print Them All just released their 1st new collaborative print called “Bullet In Your Mouth”
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The new Doze Green print “Build An Ark” is available via Galarie Openspace webshop.
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TOTAH presents blue blood, an exhibition of new works by Kenny Scharf, opening May 2nd, 2019. This is Scharf’s first solo exhibition with the gallery.
Using a strict palette of three colors—red, blue, and gray, with subtle shades and overlappings thereof—blue blood showcases surrealist landscapes that are playfully ebullient without lacking in emotional depth. Extending Scharf’s inimitable iconography, the paintings in the main gallery are replete with otherworldly creatures, equally parodic and pop. What distinguishes blue blood, however, is the way these painterly compositions seem to physicalize abstract notions—futuristic planets, personified nebulae, and risible vortices transmogrify into alluring visages and patterns. - TOTAH
See you there!
- JM
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Fellow street art fans, French stencil pioneer Blek Le Rat released his new print “Rat N°5” earlier this week. For those that thought they have missed out, you’re in luck! The print is still available on his website. http://blekleratoriginal.com/en/shop/rat-n5/
It is a 6 colour screen print on 300 gsm Arches paper. The print comes signed and its an edition of 300. The piece measure 23X31cm (9x12inches) and it will be accompanied by a COA signed by the artist. Retail price 300 euros ($337usd). It’s definitely a great piece to add to your street art collection.
Blek le Rat is recognized as having influenced numerous contemporary artists working today.
“Every time I think I’ve painted something slightly original, I find out that Blek le Rat has done it as well, only twenty years earlier.” — Banksy, 2005
“Blek le Rat’s stencils distill the essence of the human struggle into poetically concise images. Blek shows clarity in his work, he makes every stylized mark count, yielding art that is at once personal and universal, economical in gesture and bountiful in statement.” — Shepard Fairey, 2011
-JM
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