NOT TO MISS: Electric Windows Event July 31st feat PaperMonster, Ron English, Bigfoot, Chor Boogie and MANY MORE!

Electric Windows (HERE) is less than 2 weeks away going down on Saturday, July 31st in Beacon, New York. YOU DO NOT WANT TO PASS ON THIS EVENT. Why? This is why:

Big Foot, Buxtonia, BoogieRez, Cern, Chor Boogie, Chris Stain, Chris Yormick, Depoe, Elbow Toe, Elia Gurna, Ellis G, Erik Otto, Eugene Good, Faust, Gaia, Joe Iurato, Kid Zoom, Mr Kiji, Logan Hicks, Lotem & Aviv, Michael De Feo, Paper Monster, Peat Wollaeger, Rick Price, Ron English, Ryan Bubnis, Ryan Williams, Skewville, and thundercut will be painting giant works of art all day long with great food, music, and of course amazing art. The event is completely FREE and open to the public and is one of the best chances to meet some truly talented artists.

I had the chance to check out some of the gallery work for the event and you can catch a small taste of what to expect when we come together on July 31st. Again:

DO NOT MISS THIS AMAZING CHANCE TO SEE ALL OF THESE ARTISTS LIVE AT ONE EVENT!!

Stay posted for more info or visit: http://electricwindowsbeacon.com/artists.htmlPhoto from 2008’s Electric Windows Event. 2010 is going to be MASSIVE. Peat created some impressive 3-D stencil PaperMonster, Chor Boogie, Chris Stain Joe Iurato, Skewville, and Bigfoot Skewville, Cern, and Bigfoot Cern Michael De Feo, and Elbow Toe Elbow Toe Pretty impressive piece by Ron English. Oh and it cost $25,000. Yeah 25Grand and in my opinion it is worth it. You have to see to believe how much time was spent on this piece. Check out the cut comics all collaged onto the canvas and then painted. Chris Stain, Ryan Bubnis, Rick Price, and Joe Iurato

DO NOT MISS THIS EVENT!!

Enjoy

PaperMonster

Brooklyn Street Art: Images of the Week

I just got word that PaperMonster was featured in Brooklyn Street Art’s (HERE) Images Of The Week along with Bast, 5003, Hobby Horse, Imminent Disaster, Kosbe, Swoon, Veng, and Peru Ana. I am a huge fan of the BSA site and if you love art your will not want to miss this site.
Check out the rest of the images over at Brooklyn Street Art:
http://www.brooklynstreetart.com/theBlog/?p=7128
Click on the image below to view the rest of the images of the week.
Much thanks to BrooklynStreetArt.com and Jamie Rojo!!
Paper Monster

Saturday NOV 21st @ Brooklynite Gallery “Go Get Your Shinebox”

I am very excited about this upcoming show at Brooklynite Gallery opening Saturday, November 21st at 7pm. “Go Get Your Shinebox” is a show that you do not want to miss out. it is going to be huge. Check out the entire lists of artists (HERE). Below catch just a taste of the over 100 artists participating in the show. Hope to see you there!!

-PaperMonster

Also, check out this great interview on the show’s concept over at BrooklynStreetArt.com (HERE)

“GO GET YOUR SHINEBOX”

Featuring Over 100 Artists

Trying to Survive in This Economy

November 21 – December 19

OPENING RECEPTION: NOV. 21, 7-10 PM

334 MALCOLM X BLVD.

BROOKLYN, NEW YORK 11233

A or C Subway to UTICA AVE.

PaperMonster
Anthony Lister
Billi Kid

Ben Frost

Ame72
Skewville
Various and Gould

Ema

Enjoy

PaperMonster

“Go Get Your Shinebox” Group Show @ Brooklynite Gallery November 21st feat PaperMonster

On November 21st Brooklynite Gallery (HERE) will open “Go Get Your Shinebox”. This group show will feature over 100 works from artists all looking to answer the question of how to survive in these economic times by creating their own interpretation of a “Survival Box.” Brooklynite Gallery has commissioned some of their favorite established and emerging artist to take on this challenge and the responses are breathtaking. Artists such as Dain, Miss Bugs, PaperMonster, Anthony Lister, Ben Eine, Jace, Thundercut, Skewville, Ben Frost, Jon Burgerman, Specter, Billi Kid, Know Hope, Kosbe, Gaia, Broken Crow, Hush, and many more have all created a one of a kind box, each taking the concept of the show one step further. Below catch a great video put together by the gallery showcasing some of the boxes as well as images of PaperMonster’s shoeshine box which will be featured in the show. You do not want to miss out on this opportunity to see so much talent in one location. For more information and the entire lists of participating visit the Brooklynite Gallery’s Site:
http://www.brooklynitegallery.com/

“GO GET YOUR SHINEBOX”
Featuring Over 100 Artists
Trying to Survive in This Economy
November 21 – December 19

OPENING RECEPTION: NOV. 21, 7-10 PM
334 MALCOLM X BLVD.
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK 11233
A or C Subway to UTICA AVE.

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November 21st @ Brooklynite Gallery NY “Go Get Your Shinebox” Show feat PaperMonster

I want to send out a huge Congratulations!! to Brooklynite Gallery for being named New York’s Best Brooklyn Gallery by the Village Voice (HERE). They currently have Peru Ana showing at the gallery and will soon be hosting “Go Get Your Shinebox” come November 21st featuring PaperMonster along with over 100 international artists. I wont give away too many details as of yet but make sure to mark your calendars for November 21st to be in Brooklyn, NY because you do not want to miss this show. Check out the flier below or visit: http://www.brooklynitegallery.com/

For More Info.

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Brooklynite Gallery (NYC) Pop Up Store feat. PaperMonster

PaperMonster currently has some limited edition work over at Brooklynite Gallery’s (HERE) Summer Pop-Up Shop in Brooklyn. The gallery space also has a fantastic solo show from Ben Frost (Australia).
BROOKLYNITE NYC
632 East 11th Street
(Between Avenue B & C)
Store hours: Thursday – Saturday 2pm – 8pm
June through the end of August
Click on the images below to view more info or visit:http://www.brooklynitegallery.com/

http://www.brooklynitegallery.com/Above: Work by Ben Frost
Also, watch out for details on PaperMonster first group show in Brooklyn coming in November.

PaperMonster’s Give and Take

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PaperMonster’s Give and Take project is in its experimental stages. I am working on finding new ways to work on the street and share my work with others. “The Give and Take” project enables me to use the cities natural textures and decay as backdrops to my stencil art. I recently went into Brooklyn to do some test and get a stronger feel for what challenges lay ahead. 1st challenge= evey building is brown and dark. Where is the color? The quest continues and stay posted for more.





Enjoy
Paper Monster
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