A complete gallery worth of Gucci Mane inspired artwork is set to make it’s debut in New York City next week. The exhibit named the “The Burrprint,” already has a home on the internet via Tubmlr, however will make it’s physical appearance at Villain in Brooklyn. Hit the jump for more.
(Video) Oh My: Michael Brown Art Exhibit Leaves His Father In Complete Disgust
“I really, really … really would like for them to take that away,” says Michael Brown Sr., in an interview with Fox 2 Now. New Orleans-based artist Ti-Rock Moore has created a Michael Brown art exhibit for the world, including Brown Sr., to re-live a death that tore apart a community. Find out more down bottom.
(Photos) The Black Art Exhibit, ‘I Like It Like This’ Presented By Drake
There are so many things to celebrate in the artistic divisions, and that includes art; paintings, drawings, etc. In comes Drake’s celebration of Black art. The ‘I Like It Like This’ art exhibit, presented by S|2 in collaboration with Drake, showcases influential Contemporary black American artists, according to The Jasmine Brand. More after the jump.
Update: Two Suspects Shot And Killed By Police At Muhammad Art Exhibit And Cartoon Contest
Two suspects were killed by police after they let off shots in the parking lot outside of Curtis Culwell Center in Garland, Texas. Details after the jump…
(Photos) ‘Paid In Full’ Art Exhibit Featured At Poppington Gallery
Yesterday night, New Jersey artist Rebecca Maria held her first-ever solo exhibit at Dame Dash’s Poppington Art Gallery in Manhattan. Paying homage to the classic film Paid In Full, Rebecca’s pieces included the Chinese food scene (“No rice, no ribs, no champagne!”), Dame Dash’s “Thursday car” scene and more. She even live-painted one on the spot! In the past, Rebecca Maria has also painted other works including an ode to A$AP Yams, and a Seinfeld-inspired piece for Wale. This girl is dope! Check out pics from last night in the gallery.
(Pictures) Jeff Koon Exhibit Opens Today In NYC!
The Superstar Artist Jeff Koon has found a place to fit almost all of his phenomenal pieces under one roof. He has dubbed the Exhibit “The Jeff Koons Retrospective,” and it will be shown at the Whitney in NYC from today, June 27th, to October 19th (Showing his work from 1978 through 2014)! So you have plenty of time to catch it. Check out the gallery to see his famous piece: Michael Jackson and Bubbles, originally priced at $250,000 in 1988, and sold for a record $5.6 million in 2001!
