BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAY“The Date Farmers continue to develop what has become their signature aesthetic, incorporating found objects into their assemblage works which include aspects of collage, hand-painted typography, and cross-hatch drawing techniques.
The work contains elements influenced by graffiti, Mexican street murals, traditional revolutionary posters, prison art, tattoos, and sign painting, while often combining familiar pop iconography and corporate logos with figures from comics, folklore and Catholicism.”
"Descent into Heaven", Date Farmers (courtesy Jonathan Levine Gallery)
St Luis MO, Date Farmers (courtesy Jonathan Levine Gallery)
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