BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAYAd Hoc is currently hosting a chocolate box full of delectables:
An array of mostly hand-drawn early renderings by a number of artists (street artists and not) – graphite, ink, colored pencil, charcoals, acrylic, paper, cardboard and wood.
“Delineations” is a tastily curious assortment that, upon close examination, reveals what you may have already known: there is a very healthy collection of talent taking over the scene, and their roots are in the drawing tradition. Drawing may not be the new painting, but it’s definitely part of the process!
"USA 19" by Cycle (Photo Steven P. Harrington)
Superfly Mama deftly drawn (Toofly) (photo Steven P. Harrington)
Oh this old ratty lions head scarf? It's nothing, it's a hand-me-down. "Remarks" by Miha (photo Steven P. Harrington)
Okay, this is as hilarious in real life. Check out the gold leaf! "Illegal Tender" by EZO (photo Steven P. Harrington)
Logik One is rocking the jams (photo Steven P. Harrington)
The First, the Original, Brick Lady (Lady Pink) (photo Steven P. Harrington
The show “Delineations” runs through February 15.
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