| Tagged in: Poster Art , Painting , New York City , Comic Art | Sep 17, 2009 |
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| Posted by: Cheree Franco |
You owe it to yourself and your (hopefully) continued status as an informed citizen and voter to check out Greg Haberny’s “Dirty Little Things” at New York's Leo Kesting gallery (till Sept. 27). It’s the Meatpacking District’s very own reality check. It’s funny, ridiculous, clever and poignant—a particularly grand respite from this recession-era fashion week. And take your time. The place is full of tiny, easily overlooked gems that are priced to own. Also, ask questions when the meaning behind the madness isn’t readily apparent—otherwise, how will you know that the number 3,014 spray-painted on the United States and Saudi flags symbolizes the revised 9/11 death toll? Consider supporting this show your patriotic duty—like planting a victory garden, but less taxing. (If that's not enough, the Elbowtoe tag beside the front door is even further endorsement).





























*last few images compliments of Leo Kesting gallery
























