Last week New Yorkers braved the frigid winds and snow flurries to check out the new solo show of Brooklyn based street artist Bäst.  Best known for his complex collage work, army of wheat pastes seen all over the world, and his larger than life collaborations with artists like Faile, Bäst has made the jump from the streets to large scale installations including the Brooklyn Museum, and now a fine art solo show at Allouche Gallery in the Meatpacking District in NYC.  The very elusive artist showcased a new body of work combining bright vibrant colors with mixed media creations on canvases, old book covers, & intricate sculptural works.  Those that braved the crazy winter weather were rewarded with a must see exhibition.

Allouche Gallery describes the new body of work as "Bäst creates a cast of abstracted characters, far from his previous works in which more solid, figurative forms could be seen. These broken down, deconstructed forms come from a free and spiritual place. "

Do not sleep on this show!  Head over to Allouche Gallery and get your art on with Bäst while you still can!

Allouche Gallery

Daily 10:30 am - 7 pm

82 Gansevoort Street

New York, NY 10014

All Photo’s & Text Copyright 2017 Matthew A. Eller.  Follow me on Instagram @elleresqphoto

This article was originally posted at: https://streetartnews.net/2017/02/coverage-bast-new-works-a-solo-show-allouche-gallery-nyc.html