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The Street Art Show
Monday March 05, 2007 |
 Photos from The Street Art Show, a group show at Pure Project in New York City that opened March 2nd and runs through March 25th, 2007. Photos from The Street Art Show, a group show at Pure Project in New York City that opened March 2nd and runs through March 25th, 2007. More than 500 people poured through The Street Art Show at Pure Project over two opening-night parties to take in the manic collaborative installation assembled by NYC street artists Celso, Darkcloud, Gore-B and Skewville. Other headliners included Michael De Feo, Haculla, Royce Bannon and Abe Lincoln Jr. Filling more than 2,000 square feet of space, the pieces included a dimly-lit alleyway—complete with flashing police lights—which spectators could walk through. Sorry, no photos of that (it was dark in there,) but lots of photos of the rest... Photos by C-Monster  The Mathew Brady tribute wall (a shout-out to the Civil War photographer) is a collaborative installation featuring works by Gore-B, R. Deeker, Skewville and Celso, among many others. Behind the wall is the walk-through alley.  A fragment of "Resonance Machine" by Infinity  A fragment of "Marabou Chocolate" by Gore-B  Opening night gets started  Skewville headquarters, featuring constructions by the Skewville twins, Ad and Droo, and puffy clouds by the Orchard Street Art Gallery's head socialite, Pufferella  Skewville's Ad shows off the many uses of his wood sculpture, "Just Say OK"  Droo of Skewville shows off the working vintage knobs installed on his sculptures. At center is his piece, "Flow-matic with knob."  "Cham 75" by Celso  "Excremental Thought Process (aka Tree of Life)" by R. Deeker "Boring" by R. Deeker  Legendary New York-based graffiti writer Lee Qui 
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