Lady Pink — Evolution
November 14th, 2011 by Mr. C
“Lady Pink’s unique personal vision has been communicated throughout her evolution from subway writer to fine artist.”
—Woodward Gallery
While hovering our UFO on the lower east “chinese” side of manhattan, our radars honed into an art gallery that displayed the works by one of our favorite graffiti artists in the N-Y, Lady Pink. Planet Chocko usually admires her street art on the side of a building, subway trains, & spaceships but her message conveys well to any medium! She earned respect amongst her peers tagging on the NYC subway trains since 1979. From her reputation as an excellent aerosol writer, director-Charlie Ahearn cast her in the role as “Rose” in the classic 1983 graffiti movie, Wild Style! The rest would be history! Her evolution from creating spontaneous-combustible, awe-inspiring graffiti and murals on the public domain to re-mastering some of her work onto canvas is a sight to behold & a must see in person whether on the street, in art galleries, or museums in the like! Lady Pink’s EVOLUTION is on display at the Woodward Gallery from November 5th-December 30th, 2011! Check it, check it out, ya’ll!!
Lady Pink — Evolution
Woodward Gallery
133 Eldridge street (bet. Broome & Delancey)
NY, NY 10002
Tags: art, evolution, graffiti, lady pink
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November 14th, 2011 at 4:58 pm
That’s hot! Woodward always does it right!