Lisa Alisa, Camilla d’Errico, Sarah Joncas, Simone Maynard, Mia & Mijn Schatje

“In The Language of Angels” examines the softer side of Pop Surrealism through the collection of artworks by an international group of young female artists. Paintings and digital prints by Sarah Joncas (Canada), Camilla d’Errico (Canada), Mia (USA), Lisa Alisa (Russia), Mijn Schatje (France) and Simone Maynard (Australia) will be on display from October 24th through November 23rd at Brooklyn’s own Ad Hoc Art. Each artist, while maintaining their individualism, find themselves to be part of a larger whole which has reached global proportions. Finding it’s roots in late 70’s Los Angeles (also reinforced and added to by the Japan of 1980’s), Pop Surrealism has grabbed the attention of the world through artists such as Robert Williams, Mark Ryden, Sas Christian, Ron English, Lori Earley, Camille Rose Garcia, Joe Sorren and many more. Discover now a whole new generation of young talented Pop Surrealists who are globally based and quickly taking the world by storm.

In The Project Room

“Concrete Rollerz”

Logik One

solo exhibition

From his history on the street to his more recent comic book illustration, design work, and murals, Logik One has done it all. Over the years he has found a way to incorporate all of these elements into his paintings, creating a very singular and individual artistic language unto himself. Originally from Minneapolis, Minnesota, Logik currently resides in New York City and has exhibited at numerous locations throughout NYC and beyond.