Spoke Art Presents SCORSESE: An Art Show Tribute @ Bold Hype in NYC [Preview]

following the success of their Wes Anderson and Tarantino vs Coen Bros art exhibits, San Francisco’s Spoke Art gallery has curated a tribute to Martin Scorsese

"Scorsese Collage" by Joshua Budich complimentary signed and numbered 12" x 18" screen print available only to the first 100 attendees
“Scorsese Collage” by Joshua Budich
complimentary signed and numbered 12″ x 18″ screen print
available only to the first 100 attendees

It was almost 3 years ago when Ken Harman‘s Spoke Art first burst onto the art scene, curating and hosting the wildly successful Wes Anderson-themed exhibit, Bad Dads.  That group show has remained a huge annual event, but the gallery has continued to demonstrate an impressive output of both group and solo exhibits, themed or otherwise.  Until locking down their permanent gallery space in San Francisco, Spoke Art was originally/temporarily promoted as a “transient gallery and publishing house,” presenting their shows in different locations.  Over time they’ve returned to their nomadic roots on occasion, throwing a handful of pop up exhibits in various locations.  The first of such shows came 2 years ago with the first round of their “Quentin vs. Coen – An art show tribute to the films of Tarantino and the Brothers” exhibits being hosted with a single weekend run at the Bold Hype gallery in New York.  This weekend Spoke Art returns to the Bold Hype for another weekend exhibit; this time paying tribute to yet another legendary, critically acclaimed American filmmaker: Martin Scorsese.

For Scorsese : an art show tributeover 70 artists from around the world have created new and original works of art in honor of Mr. Scorsese in an eclectic showing of over one hundred paintings, sculptures and screen prints.”  An the list of artists is an impressive one that includes such previous Monster Fresh interviewees/favorites as Serge Gay Jr and Dave MacDowell.

Full List of Participating Artists:
Aaron Jasinski, Adam Maida, Akira Beard, Alex Pearson, Alexander Iaccarino, Andrew Spear, Beau Stanton, Bethany Marchman, Brian Ewing, Brian Methe, Casey Weldon, Chuck Sperry, Dave MacDowell, Dave Perillo, David Moscati, Derek Gores, Derek Weisberg, Epyon5, Erik Jones, Fernando Reza, Gabz, Geoff Trapp, Greg Gossel, Hydro74, Ibraheem Youssef, Isaac Bidwell, James Gilleard, Jayson Weidel, Jessica Deahl, Joel Daniel Phillips, Johannah O’Donnell, JoKa, Jon Smith, Jonathan Bergeron, Joshua Budich, Justin VanGenderen, Kevin Jay Stanton, Kristopher Joesel, Lucien Shapiro, Matt Needle, Matt Taylor, Meghan Stratman, Melissa Ling, Michelle Coffee, Monkey Ink Design, NC Winters, New Flesh, Nick Comparone, Oliver Barrett, Paul Shipper, Peter Adamyan, Rafael Santiago, Rhys Cooper, Rich Pellegrino, Sam Gilbey, Sam Ho, Sam Smith, Sandi Calistro, Scott C, Scott Weatherwax, Serge Gay Jr., Steve Daily, Steve Hughes, Tessa Morrison, Toobs, Tracie Ching, Ty Mattson, William Arvin, Zach Landrum, Zeb Love

This should be a solid showing, yielding some impressive contributions, and we don’t want to get ahead of ourselves, but I do want to point out that when the Quentin VS Coen exhibit was debuted at the Bold Hype, it was later followed up by a second and third round in San Francisco and Los Angeles, respectfully.  Hopefully, there will be even more to come in the future.

Check out a selection of preview images below the following event details…

WHAT:

Spoke Art Presents
Scorsese : an art show tribute

an art exhibit dedicated to the films of Martin Scorsese

WHEN:

Opening:
Friday, April 19th

6pm-Late

On View:
Saturday April 20th and Sunday April 21st
11am – 5pm

WHERE:

Bold Hype Gallery
547 W 27th St, 5th floor
New York, NY 10001

 

ADDITIONAL INFO:

Opening is ALL AGES w/NO COVER
Complimentary beverages
Artists will be in attendance
Facebook Event Page: https://www.facebook.com/events/554462814574110/


[click images to enlarge]

Alexander Iaccarino

AlexanderIaccarino

Chuck Sperry

THE-KEY-TO-EVERYTHING chuck sperry

“The Key To Everything”

19″ x 35
7 color screenprint
Edition of 50
Signed and Numbered

Gabz

Gabz

“Taxi Driver”

screen print
18″ x 24″
edition of 100

Ibraheem Youssef

IbraheemYoussef

Joel Phillips

JoelPhillips

Joshua Budich

JoshuaBudich

Steve Hughes

PrimaryHughes

Blunt Graffix

blunt graffix
This is a reproduction of Robert De Niro’s actual cab license that he obtained for the preparation of the 1976 movie Taxi Driver.

3 color screenprint with metallic inks and photo attached
20″ x 16″

Rich Pellegrino

RichPelligrino

Sandi Calistro

SandiCalistro

Scott C.

Scott-Campbell-Martin-Scorsese-print

“The Five Points Experience”

watercolor on paper
20″ x 24″

Serge Gay Jr

SergeGayJr

“Bickle”

Acrylic and Color Pencil on Paper
24″ x 17.5″

Tracie Ching

TracieChing
Metallic Ink
Signed and numbered
9″ x 12″

Sam Gilbey

sam gilberry

Meghan Stratman

Meghan Stratman

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