NEW D*Face print from Jonathan LeVine Gallery

NEW Limited Edition D*Face print to be released at 4pm on 9/12/2009 for purchase by guests prior to the 7pm opening reception of Ludovico Aversion Therapy at Jonathan LeVine Gallery. Any remaining prints will be released to the public the week after the exhibition opens, but due to the limited quantity, phone and web orders will not be accepted in advance of the release on Saturday, September 12th, 2009.
**Only one print per guest will be permitted, on a first-come basis**

(Title to be announced)
Limited Edition of 50
Hand pulled, 5-color screen print
410 gsm Somerset Satin paper
Paper size: 23-3/4” x 23-3/4”
Image size: 19-3/4” x 19-3/4”
$350

Make the date: D*Face at Jonathan Levine Gallery September 12

D*Face has got a new show coming up at Jonathan Levine gallery in the U S, opening from September 12 it’ll run until October 1o. Here’s a few words on it from the man himself:

“Here’s the scoop on my upcoming show ‘All Your Dreams Belong To Us’ / ‘Ludovico Aversion Therapy’ and where I’ve been pretty much all year.
If you ever wondered what goes on inside my head, this is it, so sell your wife, cash in your boyfriend, polish your peepers and get a ticket to NYC… all new work, exclusive NY show print and a free opening night summin.

I’ll see you there… well here:

Jonathan LeVine Gallery
529 West 20th Street, 9th floor
New York, NY 1001

Artist Profile with D*Face on Walrus TV

Street artist D*Face makes humorous and satirical commentary with his posters and sculptures, encouraging viewers to re-evaluate their urban environment. With his striking characters and subversively reworked pop icons, he calls attention to consumerism, media, and a public fascination with fame. Citing ‘80’s-era punk rock, skateboard graphics, and Thrasher Skateboard Magazine as major influences, D*Face’s signature aesthetic serves as a culmination of such interests. Based in London, his work has appeared on the streets and in galleries throughout the United Kingdom and the United States. Watch the interview now through Upper Playground’s Walrus TV.