Saturday, May 19, 2012

Opening today: 'Music Machine' in Artist Alley at Extra Place


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Running May 19, 2012 - November 2012

Works by Sonni
Curated by Keith Schweitzer of MaNY Project
Presented by FABnyc's ArtUp Program

Artist Reception
Saturday, May 19 @ 2PM
Artist Alley @ Extra Place

Music Machine is the second exhibition for FABnyc's ArtUp Program site, Artist Alley @ Extra Place. Artists create work on the pavement alley of the former CBGB's, a cultural marker in NYC's Punk and No Wave scene and fertile ground for a new generation of creative exchange.

About the Artist
Sonni was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He began his career by painting murals in different neighborhoods in Buenos Aires, creating a following with his cheerful "characters de faciones" painted in primary colors. He is considered to be part of the first generation of street artists in Argentina. He was commissioned to do a public mural in Buenos Aires subway stations and the Glace Palace Museum. He was also invited to participate in solo and group shows in Argentina, Mexico, Costa Rica, Spain, The United States, Canada and Taiwan. In 2008, he was invited to work with art company FriendsWithYou as Senior Art Director.

Also going on this weekend... NoHo Design District ... here's a map of what's going on where.

6 comments:

  1. cool. i'm passing this around.

    i wonder if the artist is still working with friends with you.

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  2. thanks for tip about noho design district. the whole thing turned out to be an interesting adventure...

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  3. Lovely.
    Check out the artist Maximiliano Sinani at Michael Mut Gallery in the East Village. Great large colorful abstract paintings.
    Melanie Neichin

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  4. ok i go check it out, thanks... i will give you my review later or shortly (depending on your point of view)

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  5. Anon..I hope you enjoy it. The colors are vibrant. Everything is open to your own interpretation.
    Enjoy.
    Melanie Neichin

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  6. true. thanks again. need some inspiration.

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