{ mr. brainwash }

last week eric, pj and i went out to the free mr. brainwash exhibit.  if you haven't seen the documentary exit through the giftshop, you should.  it's on the instant watch list on netflix and it's pretty entertaining.  all about graffiti artists and what they do.  i'm not a graffiti enthusiast, but i enjoy artists like banksy, who can create original, thought-provoking work out of an art form that is so taboo.

street art has really gotten a lot of attention over the last year and even though i was skeptical of mr. brainwash and his quick rise, i was thoroughly entertained as we perused the 4 floors of the abandoned building he rented to create his display.  every single inch was covered with something.  can you imagine the toll that would take on your creativity?  it just kept going and going!  displays in little rooms and closets and stairwells.  i snapped a few camera photos.

this room was one of my favorites.  you can't really tell from the photo, but this is the doors made entirely out of broken bits of record.  there were several images including a really great one of the young michael jackson.

love steve jobs as marilyn and a GIANT mr. potato head!

his trademark is the campbell's tomato spray paint can.