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I saw these large paintings at the Patrick Painter Gallery located at Bergamont Station. I thought it was pretty exciting work from this German artist. They remind me of Basquiat's work, but more dense and globs and globs of paint. He must of used five gallons of paint for each one of these works. Check it out. The show is up until October 25, 2008.
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