Photos by Gail
This Mickey Mouse Toy was covered in Pink yarn by crochet artist Olek for the Juxtapose Magazine 20th Anniversary group show at Jonathan LeVine Gallery in New York City.
Pink Mickey is actually just a small part of a much larger work — a sprawling cat habitat fully covered in crocheted, multi-colored yarn. Check it out below!
Art By Paul Insect (All Photos By Gail, Click on Any image to Enlarge for Detail)
The Jonathan LeVine Gallery is wrapping up the summer with a simply delightful group show that honors 10 Years of Wooster Collective – a website that helped to introduce Art from the Streets of the World into popular culture.
Liu Bolin Hiding in a Kenny Scharf Mural
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This little crocheted Pink Piglet Outfit seems wasted on such small baby (which in this case appears to actually be a doll), but it would certainly not be as cute in an adult size.
I don’t think you could drive this anywhere, but it sure looks good in a parking space!
She’s at it again! On Monday October 3rd, Crochet artist Olek covered Alamo, the famous spinning Cube sculpture by Tony Rosenthal, located in Astor Square near the Big KMart, in her trademark neon camouflage yarn! Sadly Olek’s latest public work is already no more, the yarn having been removed early last evening, but you can read about it here.
