Tag: JUDITH SUPINE
According to CBS, the once anonymous street artist who goes by the name Judith Supine surrendered to police earlier today, accompanied by his lawyer. The work that he gratuitously puts on the street had nothing to do with it. Identified as Brendan Fagan, he’s facing reckless endangerment and trespass charges for allegedly scaling the Queensborough Bridge. […]
Street artist Judith Supine illegally installed a new artwork on top the Queensboro Bridge, as captured in the video above, featuring dramatic climbing footage and dreamy shots of the twinkling city skyline. It is, of course, not at all enticing to would-be urban explorers, because that would be bad, m’kay? As “CBS 2′s Jessica Schneider […]
“What I like about street art is when it’s kind of transgressive and illegal and you get to do shit wherever you want without having to ask for permission,” Judith Supine tells ANIMAL in the video interview above at a Brooklyn warehouse where’s he’s busy prepping for “Golden Child,” his new solo exhibit. “What I don’t […]
This Saturday, Known Gallery in Los Angeles will be presenting “Thanks for Nothing,” a two-person exhibition featuring the work of Judith Supine and Alia Shawkat. Judith Supine has created eighty small works in addition to six large scale pieces. Supine, who is widely known for his provocative and intriguing indoor and outdoor collages, created many of his work using magazine […]
