BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAYOr Two?
Okay, sorry to gush. Armsrock pounced into ThinkSpace a few days ago and immediately started flowing with the free hand and the human condition, deftly rendering an apprehended chap in handcuffs.
- Doing it from Memory (Armsrock) (photo ThinkSpace)
After a dust-bowl migration in his old jalopy across the obamanation, Elbow-Toe has arrived with his bended cast of curious paper friends.
- Brother Can You Spare an Upright Piano? (Elbow-Toe) (photo ThinkSpace)
One of the ThinkSpace founders, Andrew Hosner, is a bit bowled over; “Get ready to be in awe. Both ARMSROCK and ELBOW-TOE have taken their work to another level, both in terms of size and presentation, and skill and vision. A visual overload awaits.”
The show opens this Friday. More details HERE.
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