Last week, I drove to Kansas City to visit my friend Tarin Eicher. I brought along some new work to paste up while out there. Most of it we pasted in Crossroads (specifically Art Alley) and the Historic West Bottoms neighborhood. It was a great trip, had lots of fun. Here are a few images of the work I left behind.
The following paintings are available for purchase at my Open Studio Art Sale on 7/9/17. See the Facebook event page for more details (https://www.facebook.com/events/1480397305314412/?acontext=%7B%22ref%22%3A%224%22%2C%22feed_story_type%22%3A%22308%22%2%22action_history%22%3A%22null%22%7D).
Please note, this list of available work will not be updated as it changes.
New Tricks
Mixed media on canvas mounted on panel
40″ x 20″ (2 panels, 20” x 20” each)
© 2016 Brett Callero
Looking For Light At The End Of The Tunnel
Mixed media on canvas mounted on panel
24” x 48”
© 2015 Brett Callero
Half Past You
Mixed media on canvas mounted on panel
3 panels, 20” x 20” each
© 2015 Brett Callero
The New Civility
Mixed media on canvas mounted on panel
3 panels, 20” x 20” each
© 2015 Brett Callero
Alpha Fail
Mixed media on canvas mounted on panel
24” x 48”
© 2015 Brett Callero
Frequency, Force & Duration
Mixed media on canvas mounted on panel
24” x 48”
© 2014 Brett Callero
Super Hit
Mixed media on canvas mounted on panel
24” x 48”
© 2014 Brett Callero
Screaming Blue Secrets
Mixed media on canvas mounted on panel
24” x 48”
© 2014 Brett Callero
White Horses/Red Skies
Mixed media on canvas mounted on panel
24” x 48”
© 2014 Brett Callero
Three Sides
Mixed media on canvas mounted on panel
24” x 48”
© 2014 Brett Callero
Backordered
Mixed media on canvas mounted on panel
24” x 48”
© 2013 Brett Callero
One After Another
Mixed media on canvas mounted on panel
24” x 48”
© 2013 Brett Callero
Derivatives
Mixed media on canvas mounted on panel
24” x 48”
© 2013 Brett Callero
Get It While You Can
Mixed media on canvas mounted on panel
24” x 48”
© 2012 Brett Callero
Shortcuts & Long Shots
Mixed media on canvas mounted on panel
24” x 48”
© 2012 Brett Callero
Vulgar Praise
Mixed media on canvas mounted on panel
24” x 48”
© 2012 Brett Callero
We All Serve The Truth
Mixed media on canvas mounted on panel
24” x 48”
© 2012 Brett Callero
Cutting Back
Mixed media on canvas mounted on panel
24” x 48”
© 2011 Brett Callero
The Attrition
Mixed media on canvas mounted on panel
24” x 48”
© 2011 Brett Callero
Reliable
Mixed media on canvas mounted on panel
24” x 48”
© 2009 Brett Callero
The Undefeated
Mixed media on canvas mounted on panel
24” x 48”
© 2009 Brett Callero
Extended Play
Mixed media on canvas mounted on panel
24” x 48”
© 2008 Brett Callero
Bargain Hunter
Mixed media on canvas mounted on panel
24” x 48”
© 2008 Brett Callero
Heavy Lifting
Mixed media on canvas mounted on panel
24” x 48”
© 2008 Brett Callero
User Friendly
Mixed media on canvas mounted on panel
24” x 48”
© 2008 Brett Callero
Public Relations Disaster
Mixed media on canvas mounted on panel
24” x 48”
© 2008 Brett Callero
Hit Points
Mixed media on canvas mounted on panel
24” x 48”
© 2008 Brett Callero
Fixin To Diversify
Mixed media on canvas mounted on panel
24” x 48”
© 2008 Brett Callero
Yesterday was a big day. I finally installed another large scale paste up installation. This time I was assisted by my colleague and friend Mike Brown and SCAD-Atlanta students Daniel Byrd, Sally Burns, Carmen Reyes and Ruby Chen. All students in Mike’s Street Art class.
I decided against using the wall on Wylie Street I used last year. It’s location is perfect, however it’s ridged surface was too difficult to work with. The weather was able to get behind the work which made it deteriorate too quickly. Those three works lasted about 8 months before complete deterioration. Therefore, I needed to find a flat wall so my work could be viewed for a longer period of time.
The students asked me what this work, titled “What Is Old Is New Again (God Machine)” is about. I can sum it up in one sentence. It’s about the business of religion.
The work is located in Reynoldstown, on Fulton Terrace, near the intersection with Chester Avenue.
