BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAY 2 + 2
Private View 21st February 6 – 9pm
Open 22nd February – 16th March.
2 + 2 = four very talented and contrasting artists and styles. Two being stencil artists alongside two more traditional painters. Also two of the group are well known to fans of the gallery, while the other two are new. As normal, we curate our group shows to demonstrate the range of work that we show, as well as breaking down the barriers between artistic labels such as ‘Urban,’ ‘Street,’ and ‘Fine’ art. We have given the artists a free reign to produce work that is currently exciting them and the result will be a dynamic mix of ideas, techniques and approaches.
http://www.signalgallery.com/events/two-plus-two
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