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Modern Art Monday Presents: Fab 5 Freddy, The Return of God to Africa

fab 5 freddy the return to god to africa photo by gail worley
Photo By Gail

When most people hear the name Fab 5 Freddy, they might first think of Blondie’s Debbie Harry giving him a shout-out in their song “Rapture.” Of course, as the original host of Yo! MTV Raps, Freddy helped introduce rap music to millions of viewers around the world. But long before that, Fred Brathwaite — a he was born —was an influential figure in New York City’s downtown art scene, moving effortlessly between graffiti culture, contemporary art, music, and film. His painting The Return of God to Africa (1984) is a vibrant reminder that his creative vision extends far beyond music.
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Pink Thing of The Day: Poopy By Jerkface

poopy mash up by jerkface photo by gail worley
Photos By Gail

Street artist Jerkface first made his name with colorful murals that cleverly mash together beloved cartoon characters or place familiar pop culture icons in unexpected situations. Think Homer Simpson fused with SpongeBob SquarePants to create the delightfully absurd HomerBob. His work is humorous, nostalgic, and generally a little bit mischievous.

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Pink Thing Of The Day: Made in China (Pink) By Sui Jianguo

Made in China Pink
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Available in a signed, limited edition of 120 pieces, Made in China (Pink) by Chinese artist Sui Jiango was photographed in the Taglialatella Galleries on Tenth Avenue between 23rd and 24th Streets in the Chelsea Gallery District.

Made in China Pink

Pink Thing of The Day: Six Pack of Stella Artois Beer Covered in Pink Paint, By Mr. Brainwash

Pink Six Pack
Photo By Gail

It’s Art, Bitches!

Pink Thing of The Day: Life is Beautiful Neon Sign

Life is Beautiful Neon Sign
Photo By Gail

Life Is Beautiful Pink Neon Sign by Mr. Brainwash photographed at Taglialatella Galleries in the Chelsea Gallery District.