BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAYKid Zoom
OPENING PARTY – SAT 11th DECEMBER – 7PM till Late – MEATPACKING – NYC
Kid Zoom, Rembrandt with a Spray Can, represents the future of this movement.” – RON ENGLISH
After relocating from his homeland of Australia to New York. Ian “KID ZOOM” Strange is presenting his first ever solo show in the USA – ‘THIS CITY WILL EAT ME ALIVE”, in New York’s Meat Packing district…
The 3000′ sq show will feature 25 new works and installations completed entirely freehand with spray-paint. This promises to bea breakthrough exhibition for the young Australian artist. If you’re going to be in New York this December, head over to theMeatpacking District – December 11 – 30.
OPENING PARTY – SAT December 11th – 7PM
IAN “KID ZOOM” STRANGE
THIS CITY WILL EAT ME ALIVE
11 – 30 December 2010
72 Gansevoort St
NEW YORK, NY, 10014
Meatpacking District
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