Iranian artists Icy and Sot have been busy. In addition to gracing the exterior of the First Street trailer last weekend for the Centre-Fuge Art Project, they have been leaving their mark on the streets of Manhattan’s fashionable SoHo neighborhood and transforming walls at Brooklyn’s Nu Hotel into vibrant canvasses.
In SoHo
John Lennon
And opening tonight — NUANCE presented by the Couch Sessions and the Nu Hotel, 85 Smith Street in Brooklyn
Photos by Lenny Collado
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With their universal concepts, playful imagery and distinct visual rhythms, Keith Haring’s works continue to seduce folks of all ages from across the globe. Opening this Sunday, December 2, from 1-5pm at Mana Contemporary’s huge first-floor gallery, Keith Haring showcases a collection of seldom-seen Haring pieces on a range of surfaces. Here is a brief preview:
Untitled, 1983, Acrylic on leather
Dog, 1986, painted plywood with silkscreen
Close-up
Untitled, 1982, marker on wood
And of particular interest to us New York City street art lovers are oversized metal panels originally spray-painted in 1984 on the FDR Drive
Organized by 99 Cents Fine Art, New York, the exhibit also features several of Keith Haring’s subway drawings. Mana Contemporary is located at 888 Newark Avenue, in Jersey City — just a short ride from Manhattan.
Photos by Lenny Collado and Lois Stavsky
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Long acclaimed for his iconic graffiti, infectious images, and skilled graphic design, Cycle continues to gain recognition and respect in the fine art world. His current solo exhibit at Weldon Arts, CYCLE: Myth, Science, and Color, features a range of work from bold, cartoony images to fanciful, conceptual narratives — all attesting to Cycle’s versatility and talent. Here’s a small sampling:
And here is Cycle on the streets:
On River Avenue in the Bronx
Spotted on van
At Welling Court in Astoria, Queens — alongside Lady Pink and Free 5 — in 2011
Photos by Lenny Collado, Dani Mozeson and Lois Stavsky
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