New David Choe Art at FIFTY24SF Gallery – ‘Character Assassination’ Show

New David Choe Art at FIFTY24SF Gallery – ‘Character Assassination’ Show

FIFTY24SF Gallery is presenting “Character Assassination,” a new showing by David Choe. If his past art is anything to go by, it’ll be interesting… Here are a few sneaky initial shots of the show.

David Choe Art – Rosie

David Choe Art – Fat Ugly Girls

David Choe’s murals cover walls from his native Los Angeles to Vietnam. His fine art has seen exhibitions in London, Beijing, Los Angeles, New York, and San Franciso. His work has made it’s way into commercial projects as well, working with Marvel Comics, Levis, and Nike.

David Choe Art – Head Study

His art, photos, and writing have been featured in Giant Robot, Hustler, Juxtapoz, and Vice magazines. He also self-published three comic/journals: Bruised Fruit, Cursiv and Slow Jams. Most recently, he was featured in the documentary about his work “Dirty Hands.”

David Choe Art – Always Hungry

“Character Assassination” features new works on display at FIFTY24SF Gallery February 5 – March 24, 2010. The opening reception will be on Friday, February 5th from 7:00PM – 9:30PM.

Check out some previous posts looking at David Choe’s art…

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