Jose Parla
I said a couple of days ago that Josie Firmin pointed me to two London things, the second was a gallery, Elms Lester, hidden behind London's Tin Pan Alley in Denmark Street. There, I discovered Jose Parla, an artist who is a catalyst, fusing street art into the viewer's psyche. He was holding a signing - every person got their own artwork inside the book.
This painting is titled "Hackney Canal". Whatever you may think about the photographic representation of art, I can tell you that his work has a vibrancy in real life that no photograph can capture.
Read the artist's statement here.
This painting is titled "Hackney Canal". Whatever you may think about the photographic representation of art, I can tell you that his work has a vibrancy in real life that no photograph can capture.
Read the artist's statement here.
Labels: Street Art
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Galleries are fascinating places. I used to visit a lot of painting and sculpture galleries from those in Washington, D.C. to those in nearby Home of Aviation, Dayton, Ohio. And museums as well. But I have yet to visit a photo gallery anywhere.