COME OUT TO PLAY… a Warriors Themed Art Show. Somewhere in Brooklyn a collective of artists is being assembled. Each will be supplied a blank “canvest” and asked to create their own interpretation of the globally recognized leather Warriors vest. The work is will be on display until Oct. 7th.

Participating Artists Adrian Viajero Roman Arlene Rodrigo Benny of Inkspirations Borish Chanel Kennebrew Chris RWK Danielle Mastrion Eddie Soto gioBUZZsaw Juan Doe KA M.Tony Peralta Marthalicia & Jorge Matarrita Masahiro Ito Mike Die Miopuma Nelson Caban Nelson Host Santiago Pazer Salo See One Sien Ide Sinned Spaze Craft IBM Toofly Wilfredo Guadalupe Veng Zees & Ms Mensen & more… “COME OUT TO PLAY” is an art show curated by Randy Quiles – co-founder of Fresthetic based in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. It is a tribute to The Warriors, the 1979 cult classic movie from Paramount Pictures. The iconic film serves as an unceremonious interpretation of the diverse collectives that make up Brooklyn and its surrounding boroughs. It is a reminder of the political, social, and economical adversity that each of the boroughs and the individuals within have faced. Brooklyn itself has seen many changes ranging from the gentrification of Williamsburg to the drastic reconstruction of Coney Island. For those that can remember, the Brooklyn we all knew and loved still continues to slip further away over the years no matter how closely we grip it to our chests. Very much like a Warrior we find ourselves stranded and forlorn amid the changes and adversity as we make every attempt to fight our way back to a Brooklyn we once knew… Honestly, I never REALLY knew the old Brooklyn and may even be part of the gentrification, but the little I did know as a youth growing up in Cali, was enough to make a 10 yr old Cali gal know that I would live,work and create in Brooklyn. So much soul in BK, thx for letting an outsider roll with te OGs. I'm honored to be showing alongside some of BK's finest.