BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAYA VANDALS VALETINE
Feb 1st-Feb 16th
In a desperate move to shift product related to public holiday’s, Re-Jects Gallery attempts to employ the same strategy of more cynical corporate retailers by pushing out work related to love and affection. Or giving you a guilt trip as it’s more commonly known. Expect to see exclusive works holding you to ransom from DOT DOT DOT, Dotmasters and Dolk. (We have a thing about D’s) as well as secondary market pieces from Banksy, Josh Keyes, Jeremy Geddes, David Choe, JR and many more…
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