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Continue Reading...YOU ARE BROWSING: Dash Snow
Dash Snow first London Exhibtion
Snow’s art is visceral, spontaneous and often offensive.
Continue Reading...NEW : Dash Snow Photo Book ” I love You, Stupid’
New Dash Snow Book
Continue Reading...3+1 Dash Snow, Harmony Korine, Ryan McGinley + agnès b.
Image: Dash Snow “3+1? is a new art and photography exhibit opening at agnes b’s Galerie du Jour September 9th. Featuring works from the late Dash Snow, Harmony Korine and Ryan McGinley it is unquestionably a must see. Per the press release this is not a “tribute to Dash Snow ” but an opportunity to […]
Continue Reading...RYAN MCGINLEY writes about Dash Snow
Ryan (passed out) and Dash (having just written all over Ryan in permanent marker), 2002. It’s hard to remember exactly when I met Dash. It seems like we were immediately best friends. I guess I met him through Earsnot in the late 90s. Back then he was a graffiti writer known as Sace. He and […]
Continue Reading...Dash Snow Memorial Exhibition at Deitch Projects NYC
Following the sudden passing of renowned artist Dash Snow, a memorial exhibition has been prepared in his honor at Deitch Projects.
Continue Reading...Dash Snow, Downtown Artist, Said to Be Dead of Overdose
Multiple sources tell us that Dash Snow—photographer, semen artist, graffiti writer, and embodiment of the downtown NYC scene—has apparently died of a heroin overdose, two years shy of his 30th birthday. Via (Gawker) Tiny Vices (Dash Snow) Dash Snow (Potraits)
Continue Reading...V1 Gallery Copenhagen presents THE NEW YORKERS
THE NEW YORKERS Exhibition period: May 1 2009 – June 22. 2009 Jenny Holzer, KAWS, Francine Spiegel, Rammellzee, Dash Snow, Barbara Kruger, Joe Bradley, Jose Parla, Katherine Bernhardt, Futura, John Copeland, Ryan McGinness, Stephen Powers, Erik Foss, Doug James, Brian DeGraw, Agathe Snow, Peter Saul, Kostas Seremetis, Ryan Wallace, Takeshi Murata, Peter Sutherland, Daze, Erik […]
Continue Reading...Voodoo: Hoochie Coochie and the Creative Spirit Private View 19th Jan
The work of artists, writers, musicians and dancers who acknowledge the need to reach a heightened or ‘altered’ state of mind in order to create their work is the subject of ‘Voodoo – Hoochie-Coochie and the Creative Spirit’, at Riflemaker from 20 January 2009.
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