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Joan Cornellà at Spoke Art.
Opening Thursday, March 3rd, 2016 at Spoke Art Gallery in San Francisco, California is artist Joan Cornellà’s first ever solo show in the United States.
Through simple, wordless imagery, Cornellà is able to effectively convey all that he sees humorous with pieces often reaching on and beyond taboo subjects. The shocking results are often completely unexpected, adding to the alluring confusion of what exactly we are witnessing.
The show will be on display until March 26th, 2016.
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DON’T YOU DROP THAT ALCOHOL
A Bacchante (1719), Heroman Van Der Mijn / 711, Beyonce
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POW! WOW! HAWAII! 2016: Completed Murals.
A selection of completed murals from POW! WOW! HAWAII! 2016 which took place in Honolulu, Hawaii during February 6th through the 14th. POW! WOW! is a street art festival that features gallery shows, lecture series, schools for art and music, mural projects, concerts and live art installations.
Murals above: RISK x Sonny Boy, Bicicleta Sem Freio, Andrew Hem x Ekundayo, Freddy Sam, Hauser, NTL Cru, Edwin Ushiro and Audrey Kawasaki.
Please continue below to see many more!! And check out all of Supersonic’s Pow Wow Coverage here.
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I’m The Kid. I do whatever the fuck I want.
Own this BCV Original.
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Li Hongbo 李洪波 (Chinese, b. 1974, Siping City, Jilin, China) - 1: Various Flexible Honeycomb Paper Sculptures 2: Girl I, 2012 3:��Bust of David, 2015 4: Flexible Woman, 2010 5: Bust of Marseilles, 2015 6: Flexible Honeycomb Paper Sculpture 7: Flexible Woman (detail), 2010. Li Hongbo uses thousands of layers of soft white paper carved into busts, skulls, and human forms which then appear to be porcelain sculptures.
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