A number of years back, Judith Supine’s distinct aesthetic language was an integral part of New York City’s visual landscape. His intriguing, surreal collages — fusing a motley range of found images — surfaced regularly on New York City walls. But then they, largely, weathered away and eventually vanished. We did get to see Supine’s work in various gallery spaces, including the Jonathan LeVine Gallery, but we missed his presence on the streets.
At Jonathan LeVine
And so it was a delightful surprise to see his seductive work back on the streets, some in collaboration with West Coast artist Jesse Hazelip:
Photos by Lois Stavsky
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