BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAY
American muralist James Bullough continuously ups his game on canvasses as well, his realism and figurative work slid through the slicer and rearranged with little emotion, a lot of languid style, exquisitely.
He tell us he’s been developing distinctly different styles of painting for the last eighteen months in his Berlin studio and here we share new shots of the works as he prepares for his new show on Leap Day (Feb 29) at Thinkspace in Los Angeles.
We’re pleased that James is sharing these first images with BSA readers – along with a teaser video of the new works in progress.
THINKSPACE GALLERY
James Bullough
Opening Reception with the Artist(s): Saturday, February 29, 2020 6:00pm – 9:00pm
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