BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAYEquilibrio
Brazil’s vibrant street art scene has been producing compelling work both in the streets and in the galleries for years. The current wave of social and political unrest that the country has been experiencing seems to have emboldened those who would utilize the streets as a canvas and magnified the timeliness of their actions. Two Brazilian artists we’ve been watching thrive amid this chaos are Rodrigo Level and Gabriel Kieling. These artists share more than the primarily black and white palette of Brazilian Cordel Art, they both pass freely between the street and the gallery scene without compromising their style or the depth of their messaging.
Rodrigo Level and Gabriel Kieling: EQUILÍBRIO
Co-Curated by Holiday Exploits and Maxwell Colette Gallery
August 09, 2013 – September 14, 2013
Opening
Friday, 09 August, 2013 from 6pm – 10pm
Gallery Hours
Wednesday – Saturday, 12-6pm
Maxwell Colette Gallery
908 N Ashland Ave
Chicago, IL 60622
Transit
The gallery is located south of the Division stop on the Blue Line
Price
FREE
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