Entries from Gothamist tagged with 'jonathanlevinegallery'
March 5, 2007
Street artist Highraff recently came to the United States for the first time to raise awareness about the culture of his hometown São Paulo, Brazil, where he’s been painting in the streets since 1997. The twenty-nine-year-old artist, whose given name is Rafael Calazans Pierri, currently has work on display here in New York as part of Ruas de São Paulo: A Survey of Brazilian Street Art at the Jonathan LeVine Gallery. If you think his......
Continue Reading "Highraff, Street Artist"February 17, 2007
The Brazilian street artists have landed, and we're tracking their every move as they get ready to launch Ruas de Sao Paulo: A Survey of Brazilian Street Art at the Jonathan LeVine Gallery this Saturday. Here’s an account of the movements of Boleta, Fefê, Highraff, Kboco, Onesto, Speto, Titi Freak, and Zezão. Feb. 14 – The Installation: The artists installed their work at the gallery. Flavio Samelo captured some moments of the installation at his......
Continue Reading "From Ruas de Sao Paulo to New York City"January 31, 2007
Brazilian art is scorching hot this winter. Hopefully you made it to the Tropicalia exhibit at the Bronx Museum before it closed this past weekend. Next stop: Ruas de São Paulo, an exhibition on Brazilian street art that begins next month at the Jonathan LeVine Gallery. But, before that gets underway, there’s going to be a must-attend benefit art auction today, January 31, at 7-10 PM, at The Newspace (530 West 21st St., Chelsea) to......
Continue Reading "Auction Today to Support Brazilian Street Art"January 10, 2006
Chris Mars may be best known for being the drummer of the seminal ’80s garage band The Replacements, but that doesn't mean he doesn't have talents beyond the stage. These days Mars has taken to the canvas, his artwork inspired by his brother’s mental illness, schizophrenia, as well as the effect that label had on his brother. His paintings are of monsters, quite unlike the one's that hide under your bed. The misfits, the......
Continue Reading "Chris Mars (Lands on Manhattan)"September 23, 2005
ART: For The Garden of Unearthly Delights, Gary Baseman taps into the id, the psyche of primitive impulses. Influenced by “The Garden of Earthly Delights”, a renaissance masterpiece by Hieronymous Bosch, Baseman creates what he calls "pervasive art". He uses both the channels of mass media TV, Film, Print, and fine art. [Right: Anita 11" x 8.5" Ephemera, mixed media] September 10th through October 8th // Tuesday through Saturday, 11am to 6pm // Jonathan LeVine......
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