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'Concrete to Canvas' Brings Street Art Into Private Spaces

'Concrete to Canvas' Brings Street Art Into Private Spaces Image: West Chelsea Contemporary, Austin

Three artists explore the marks we leave behind and what happens when Street Art moves from the public realm into private spaces.

Joe Iurato’s contribution focuses on the human heart of the city, transforming quiet moments of play, vulnerability and reflection into poignant, deeply personal narratives. Logan Hicks slows the city down, layering architecture, light and shadow into intricate, cinematic worlds. Lady AIKO answers the city with color, layering femininity, Japanese imagery, American pop culture and the energy of New York into a language unmistakably her own.

The event announcement identifies Lady AIKO’s ‘Bunny’s Mandara,’ Logan Hicks’s ‘Jazz Alley Blue’ and Joe Iurato’s ‘Wildflowers’ as featured works.

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