OS GEMEOS AT DEITCH PROJECTS NYC
In between lots of travel and a mountain of work, I’ve been spending as much time as possible hanging out with longtime friends Os Gemeos. The twin brother artists are in town along with older brother Arnaldo and Brazilian graffiti writers Ise and Coyo preparing for their largest exhibition to date, entitled “Too Far Too Close” opening at Deitch Projects on June 28th. As anyone familiar with Os Gemeos’ work can imagine, it’s been an amazing experience watching as they transform the gallery from a blank, cavernously large space into a fantastical landscape exploding with a dream-like richness of color, texture and character like only they can create. Also, amazing is the steady stream of artists, personalities and other people that have dropped by to pay respects or simply say hello. Just yesterday afternoon alone, Henry Chalfant who co-author of Subway Art and Spraycan Art and Charlie Ahearn who director of Wild Style, passed through gallery. Clearly word is getting out about the show and anticipation is building. If you happen to live in New York, or within commuting distance, make sure and come out to the opening. In the meantime, here’s a few teaser shots…
Too Far Too Close
Deitch Projects
18 Wooster Street
New York, NY 10013
212.343.7300 map info
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There are 2 total comments about this entry. The most recent comment was posted 1 month, 3 weeks ago...
hey man..
nice show of flicks..
im have been living in Sao Paulo for 4 months now and getting to experience these guys first hand, needless to say that these guys DONT STOP. coyo has Sao Paulo covered all city status..
glad for these dudes.
i have a nice collection of flicks from Sao Paulo if you are interested in seeing them.
peace
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these guys are incredible, they use these customized caps to make this ultra thin lines which are just mind blowing. When they came to Puerto Rico they definetly left their mark. Major props to the twins.