Join the ELC at ABC No Rio, this Friday, March 14th, for Ides of March, featuring a new mural by the ELC.
156 Rivington Street
NYC
7pm
Join the ELC at ABC No Rio, this Friday, March 14th, for Ides of March, featuring a new mural by the ELC.
156 Rivington Street
NYC
7pm

Tomorrow night one of the most interesting “Street Art” shows will be taking place at Ad Hoc art in Brooklyn. Here’s the deal
Behind the Seen
a group exhibition curated by Michael De Feo
December 13th, 2007 through January 20th, 2008
Opening Reception: December 13th, 7pm-9pm
Assembling a group of well known street artists from around the world, De Feo invited the participants to showcase work they’re not typically recognized for. Behind the Seen includes personal projects, works in different mediums or styles and pieces not necessarily intended for view on the streets. The mediums include paintings, drawings, photographs, sculptures and audio art from 40 artists.
Street artists develop a level of notoriety for their originality, talent and frequency of a style or visual vocabulary. Like most successful artists, they don’t limit their creative endeavors to what they’re known for.
Behind the Seen goes beyond the familiar to build upon what we already know… providing connections, challenges, and insights to other facets of the artist’s oeuvre.
Participating artists include:
Aiko, Blek le Rat, Martha Cooper, Michael De Feo, Elbow Toe, ELC, Shepard Fairey, Ellis G., Eltono, Ron English, Jean Faucheur, John Fekner, Flying Fortress, G, Richard Hambleton, Keith Haring, Maya Hayuk, Jace, Logan Hicks, Mark Jenkins, Lady Pink, L’Atlas, Don Leicht, Lister, Momo, Caleb Neelon, Nuria, PMP, Lee Quinones, Leon Reid, RIPO, JM Rizzi, She Kills He, Skewville, Ian Stevenson, Judith Supine, Swoon, Thundercut, Tofer and Dan Witz.
for more info go here: http://www.adhocart.org/
See the ELC’s remix of an Anthony Goicolea photo this weekend, Sat. Nov. 17th and Sun. Nov. 18th at the Ad Nauseum Lyceum at Studio 717 in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
Follow the link for location and hours.
A sneak peek from the ELC’s upcoming show at Kingsborough Community College…

Art professor Marissa Schlesinger stands amid the chaos…
…is having a show!
Come see two-years worth of new works, assembled together for the very first time:
Arts & Science Building
Kingsborough Community College, CUNY

Artists’ Reception: June 27th, 2007–2pm-4pm and 5pm-7pm
The show runs through July 18th.
Photo by Trois Tetes.

(on the southwest corner of Frederick Douglass, aka 8th Ave & 147th)
A, B, C, D train to 145th Street. Stay to the back of the train. Walk across 145th to Frederick Douglass. From, there, only two blocks up!
There’ll be goodies from Overspray and Mishka, too. So don’t miss it…

ELC Live Paint Session in Harlem!
Friday, December 22nd, 2006
6:30pm-10pm
300 W. 147th St., #1
(near Frederick Douglass Blvd., aka 8th Ave.)
A, B, C, D train to 145th Street. Stay at the back of the train.
Brought to you by Urban Creative Partners.
the crew was well represented! check out these shots…

Gore-B. Photo by C-Monster

Abe Lincoln Jr. Photo by Shoka Locka Boom.

Infinity. Photo by C-Monster

Celso (with British artist Will Barras). Photo by Aur2899.
Additional fotos can be found in the 11 Spring Pool on Flickr.
check out this interview with Mr. Lincoln Jr. himself on the Virgin Mobile Life website…go Abe!

Photo by Abe Lincoln Jr.