Alex Hornest aka Onesto and Claudio Ethos make some great collaborations. Their contrasting styles fit together like two puzzle pieces. Here are two of their latest pieces painted together in São Paulo, Brazil.
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Photos by Ethos
Like Mundano’s characters, Cranio’s impish — mostly blue — Indians seem to surface unexpectedly throughout São Paulo. Here are a few we encountered:
w/Ethos, photo by Sara Mozeson, August 2010
photo by Lois Stavsky, July 2011
photo by Sara Mozeson, July 2011
photo by Lois Stavsky, July 2011
While in São Paulo and now while reviewing my photos, I’m struck by the incredible array of faces that surface on the walls of this amazing city. They range from the dream-like poetic to the weirdly surreal. Here’s a sampling:
Photos by Lois Stavsky
Ranging from the playful to the mournful, the cast of characters gracing the walls of São Paulo always intrigues. Here’s a sampling:
Onesto, photo by Lois Stavsky
Ricardo AKN, photo by Lois Stavsky
Ethos, photo by Sara Mozeson
Sinhá, photo by Lois Stavsky
Nove, photo by Lois Stavsky
Magrella, photo by Lois Stavsky
ECB and Claudio Ethos have a two-man show on now at 101/exhibit in Miami, Florida called Between Night and Day. The show is open now and runs through July 31st. Looks pretty damn cool to me, and I think ECB and Ethos are a great pairing. Here’s some of what’s at Between Night and Day…
ECB
ECB
Ethos
Ethos
Photos courtesy of Ethos
Claudio Ethos sent over these photos of a few new walls in Amsterdam and São Paulo. Loving them as usual. Ethos also has a new blog where he’ll be posting photos of his latest artwork.
A collaboration with Onesto. Click on the image for a view of the full wall.
Photos by Ethos
While RJ lounges in the sun, I am freezing my tush off in London. Well, actually, not even in London to be honest; I’m in the midlands, which is why I missed all of the openings this week unfortunately. But I will be back tonight and will let RJ tell you guys all about Miami next week, which I am sure you are all looking forward to.
Anyways… here are some of my favorite works I saw this week. I couldn’t help but sneak in Miami ones; the work is beautiful.
Kenny Scharf's NYC mural via Gamma Blog
Ethos in Miami by Luna Park
Slicer and Resh via Oeildetat Flickr
Remi/Rough and Stormie Mills collaboration for Primary Flight in Miami
Ethos sent over some photos of his recent walls. Some good stuff as usual.
This was is in Berlin, not sure where the others are:
Photos by Ethos
Ethos asked me to extend the return date of his plane ticket to a week following our New York show, and I’m glad I did – here are two of the walls he finished during that time!
- Elisa
Last week, Carmichael Gallery took over the Ogilvy & Mather offices in New York for Re-creation II, a show with installations and/or paintings from Will Barras, Simon Birch, Boxi, Ethos, Mark Jenkins, Labrona, Aakash Nihalani, Nina Pandolfo and WK Interact. The show will be on until the end of July, so there’s plenty of time to stop by if you’re in New York.
Ethos
Will Barras
All these Aakash Nihalani artworks look great next to each other:
Aakash Nihalani
Labrona
Boxi
My favorite part of Re-Creation II has to be all of the things that WK Interact did:
WK Interact
WK Interact
Lots more photos of the show on Carmichael Gallery’s flickr…
