fish + braids = fishwithbraids

fish + braids = fishwithbraids
the experience of art thrives at the top of the bell curve in a place of speculation (and not consensus), hypotheses (and not conclusions) and belief (not knowledge).
To stay at the top of the bell curve, as Buergel and Noack might say,
the best art must make us not understand,
which corresponds to a state of sustained curiosity that provokes us to change something about ourselves in an effort to understand.
anthony huberman
Showing posts with label Quel Beast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Quel Beast. Show all posts

Saturday, September 1, 2012

Street art: purpose or vandalism ?

Sept 7 - 30,2012,  Sept 7 part of Jersey City's art crawl JC Fridays
Opening reception with the artists: 
Sept 8,  7- 11 pm, saturday

In Urban environments you will stumble upon small or large signs of
communication, expression:
stickers, drawings, drips, paper graffiti, murals, mounted sculptures and installations.

Fascinating in its scope as much as in its unlicensed manifestations.
Free expression
communicative
often unwanted
meaningful
political
or simply silly joy.

In any case  unstoppable !

group exhibit with  Army of One, Bishop203, Ckdub, Look, Quel Beast, Paul Richard,
                              ALAH and Screwtape.










I used to be worth something, photo by Uta Brauser
"Eel", Bishop203



"Bride of War, Camouflage does not hide everything", Army of One

I bloody handprint NY, Army of One
"Love", Issa Abou-Issa

Army of One on shower curtain

"Two tribes, when gold is the reason for the wars we wage", Army of One
Bishop203, Charlie green

"The Crest 718", Bishop203

Bangel that the hands make the heart, Bishop203
Big Boy, Charlie green


small characters on wood, Charlie green

Blue eyed Urban warrior, ALAH
with Cigarette, LOOK
panel with stickers, LOOK (female artist)

group of faces by Quel Beast, panel of "War all the time", Army of One
selfish portraits, Quel Beast

earlier face wheatpaste on found wood, Quel Beast
"Low profile", Paul Richard


Sunday, August 28, 2011

Quel Beast

Quel Beast's work has stunned New Yorkers with unexpected pieces on walls and doors,
in galleries and installations.
His impressionistic portraiture with the Urban graffiti style edge communicates an emotion that confronts and then resonates with the viewer. 
We have 3 works traveling with the outdoor gallery,
on canvas, 48" x 52"




acrylic, spray paint, markers, oil crayons, paper on canvas
wheat pasted onto wall on N7th street x Bedford ave, Williamsburg NYC.
Public art, Urban communication art, interactive creative Urban landscape, paper graffiti