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07/05/2026

07/05/2026

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Jardin Sans Frontières
/Garden Without Borders/

The painting hangs among scenes of urban art reality like an open window. Its wild, colorful flowers spread freely, ignoring the boundaries of the world around them. At the same time, they fill the space with joy and lightness that spring brings. It feels like a quiet invitation—to step out of concrete and city noise, and for a moment get lost in the living rhythm of nature. It is both an escape and a return.

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06/05/2026

Happy birthday to Keith Haring, born this day in 1958! 🎈

In addition to his signature graffiti images from the 1980s, Haring transformed discarded materials, such as this Coca-Cola label, into accessible and expressive criticisms of social and political issues. 💸

You can experience this work in person in our “Street Nihonga” exhibition!

Keith Haring
“COKE label,” 1985
Coca-Cola beverage container label, ink
Loaned by the Estate of William S. Burroughs, L1990.017

06/05/2026

'MicroVisions 9' is our current group exhibition:

https://wowxwow.com/microvisions-9

This incredible painting is AVAILABLE as part of the show:

'Hero's Egg' by Veks Van Hillik (), acrylic on linen canvas, 8" x 8".

All available works may be purchased directly via our website. Thanks so much for your interest and continued support of our artists!

05/05/2026

24/04/2026

DO THE RIGHT THING

Spike Lee originally wanted Robert De Niro for the role of Sal Fragione, but De Niro turned down the part, saying that it was too similar to many of the parts he had played in the past. In the end, the part went to Danny Aiello. De Niro's photo is one of the pictures that appear on Sal's "Wall of Fame."

Aiello admitted that he almost turned down the part of Sal when he saw that he'd be playing the owner of a pizzeria, believing it to be a lazy stereotype of Italian-Americans despite the high number of pizzerias that are owned by Italian-Americans. Joe Mantegna and Joe Pesci were also considered for Sal.

The building which housed Sal's Pizzeria was in did not exist before shooting. Rather, it was constructed on an empty lot by the production company, and subsequently torn down after shooting wrapped.

Lee credits then-president of Universal Pictures Thomas Philip Po***ck for standing by the movie, even after it caused considerable controversy during its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival. The movie was planned for a summer 1989 release, but Po***ck was under heavy pressure to release it in the fall out of fear of inciting riots. This was all the more pressing since Po***ck was still under bodyguard protection after releasing "The Last Temptation of Christ" (1988), as he and his family had been getting death threats. Even Lee told Po***ck that he would understand if the movie were released at a later time, but Po***ck stood by his decision and released the film on the intended date.

22/04/2026

One Of The Best ! 😁