

New York-based artist Phil Frost got his start as a street artist, scoping out potential locations and then returning home to make his intricate works, segmented into panels that he would later install in said locations. Today, his multi-layered constructions are displayed in galleries and incorporate found objects, bold patterns, typography, and vaguely tribal motifs. Oftentimes cartoonish characters lurk beneath the patterns, displaying menacing or dopey expressions, perhaps as representation of the quirky and diverse characters often found in urban life.
Frost’s show, “The Solace of the Sword” opens at Ace Gallery in LA on July 20th.
via Arrested Motion
We are able to provide high-quality political journalism to you for free thanks to our advertisers. So that you can continue to enjoy HEYSOCAL's in-depth reporting, we ask that you please turn off your ad blocker and come on in, free of charge.
Subscribe to our newsletter for this giveaway and many more. Also, stay in the loop for SoCal news and updates.
Your subscription has been confirmed. You've been added to our list and will hear from us soon.
Your request has been confirmed! We will get in touch with you shortly.