Aerosol Action
This Friday, January 29th marks the long over due debut solo show in New York of the iconic French street artist Jef Aerosol. A true pioneer of the street art movement, Aerosol has been hitting the streets with his stencils since 1982..and clearly he shows no signs of slowing down any time soon!
Despite his being busy preparing for the show, Jef still found some time to swing by the Robots Will Kill walls in Bushwick today for a little painting on the street. It was there that I was able to catch up with him and two of my favorite photographers/bloggers, Vinny Cornelli and Carlito Brigante. There is not much to complain about when you are able to spend a sunny Sunday afternoon surrounded by talented, funny, and humble gentlemen, such as these three!
Jef Aerosol preparing the first layer of his geisha stencil
Jef Aerosol stenciling his signature red arrows
Vinny "Two Flash Mother Fucker" Cornelli in action
Carlito and the infamous black arrow (McDonald's, anyone?)
Thanks for the picture, Vinny!
Jef Aerosol diligently cutting his stencils with a box cutter
All Shook Up: Jef Aerosol
January 29 – February 21, 2010
Opening Reception – Friday, January 29, 2010, 6-10pm
Gallery Hours: Thurs & Fri: 4pm-8pm; Sat & Sun: noon-8pm
Ad Hoc Art @ 43 Bogart Street/Eastern District, Brooklyn, New York 11206
(via subway take the “L” Train to the Morgan Avenue Station)
Jef Aerosol's rooftop stencil of Basquiat
Labels: carlito brigante, jef aerosol, vinny cornelli
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