Young NYC Artist Creates Peace Exhibit: "A Generation's Hope for Peace"
New York City Street Art Exhibit will feature works of local Hell’s Kitchen NYC Artist Alexander Aristotle (age 9) to express his generation’s hope for Peace. Alexander Aristotle’s artwork is also a tribute to John Lennon’s dedication to Peace. "I’ve grown-up with Strawberry Fields and Lennon’s Imagine Memorial in my backyard. His peace message has always been an important part of my life," Artist Alexander Aristotle
New York, NY, August 02, 2007 --(PR.com)-- Urban59 ArtWorks Studio presents the newest installation of Urban Artist Alexander Aristotle's artwork. As a tribute to John Lennon's vision of peace, artist Alexander Arsitotle created a series entitled "New Peace" to express his generation's hope for PEACE. The street art exhibit will be staged in Central Park at Strawberry Field's Imagine Memorial.
About the Artist:
Artist Alexander Aristotle lives in the Hell's Kitchen District and attends The Calhoun School, a progressive Manhattan school on the Upper West Side. He has been creating and selling unique urban inspired fine art since the age of 6 to collectors worldwide, and had his first NYC gallery exhibition at the age of 8.
Through his photography and prints he invites the viewer to reflect on the simpliCITY of the urban world that surrounds him. He has a fascination with seemingly ordinary urban objects - their configuration, function and design. These objects, such as fire hydrants, manhole covers, subways, and street graffiti are the basis for most of his highly detailed and observant artwork.
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About the Artist:
Artist Alexander Aristotle lives in the Hell's Kitchen District and attends The Calhoun School, a progressive Manhattan school on the Upper West Side. He has been creating and selling unique urban inspired fine art since the age of 6 to collectors worldwide, and had his first NYC gallery exhibition at the age of 8.
Through his photography and prints he invites the viewer to reflect on the simpliCITY of the urban world that surrounds him. He has a fascination with seemingly ordinary urban objects - their configuration, function and design. These objects, such as fire hydrants, manhole covers, subways, and street graffiti are the basis for most of his highly detailed and observant artwork.
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Urban59 ArtWorks Studio
Markus Redding
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www.urban59.com
Markus Redding
646-267-2859
www.urban59.com
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