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As we get closer to the holiday season, we are closing the exhibition year with " Under $200", an exhibition featuring some of the best European stencil artists making a new narrative. The exhibition will be held November 14th, 4 to 9pm at our space.

The majority of artwork on display is $200 or less, is a collectors dream and a fantastic holiday giveaway and the perfect scenario for new collectors looking at a bargain.

Limited edition prints and originals are available.

The exhibition features Rob Parkes, Falco Crea, Trust Icon, Jboy, Sc, Mas vandal, Nme, Barry Boem,, Neverwork, Banga, Pixel Punks, Baranksy and more

New to our space is Pixels Punks, a duo out of London, as they stated:

"We quickly learnt back in the day that we couldn't Breakdance, we couldn't Rap but we could draw". Our love of Graffiti and Street Art soon became our new thing!

Known more for our corporate branding work, we decided to explore with a new vision of 'creating urban artwork across all dimensions' and wrote the name PIXELPUNKS down on a beer mat. The rest is Anarchy!

Banga, is another UK artist from London and his work is literally blasted all over the old continent, juxtapositions of stencil and pop art meets raw spray paint.

Fatin Rahmoudi is a German artist with Arabic roots. She grew up in an advertising agency and by surrounding herself with international and creative people, she discovered her love for contemporary art at an early age. Rahmouni graduated her studies with a Bachelor of Arts and worked as a designer for several years, which has helped her develop her passion for art even deeper.

She moved through the full range of artistic possibilities and devoted herself passionately to every new work of art. Fatin immerses herself in a calm, prejudice-free zone, in which she tries not only to surprise the audience, but also to stimulate thought through hidden messages.

Baranksy, is a multi media Turkish artist residing in Paris, is gaining momentum, most recently he exhibit among high European peers attached to Banksy, his work has mature combining dramatic elements under the grey Parisian underpasses.

WIT, is a new name, disperse, hard to find and completely unknown, so we are delighted to be receiving some of his artwork soon.