Smash 137 opens his first solo exhibition of 2013 with “Public Enemy”. The show will take place in Stuttgart, Germany at AbtArt Gallery. Smash137 is coming off a very successful past couple of years in the Gallery scene. His transition from street into the Gallery has established Smash137 as a dual threat so to speak. His work on canvas is just as relevant as his pieces. A master of technique who is able to utilize his experience with a spray can to add texture and flow. Looking over the preview images Smash137 continues to impress with colorful palettes and intense paintings “Public Enemy” is a must see for anyone in Germany. Make sure you don’t miss it.

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OPENING:
Donnerstag, 21. März 2013, 19 UHR
Thursday, March 21, 2013, 7:00pm

DURATION
21.03. – 03.05. 2013

“Smash137 is a legend of Street Art- for some he might be a criminal for others one of the best urban artist. Basel/Switzerland in 2007, Smash137 gets caught spraying illegally and is put on probation after being fined. He travels to Barcelona, New York, Berlin, Heidelberg and many more places always leaving a trademark in the “Hall of Fame”. Nowadays his atelier is situated close to Basel in Weil am Rhein but his passion for walls still take him to many places worldwide.
 
Smash137 aka Adrian Falkner sprayed his first piece when he was only 11 years young. Now at the age of 33 his writing influenced many people and caused a sensation among his admirers and fans. His work has a cool typographic conciseness, bright color-explosion and an inimitable feeling for three-dimensionality. In 2011, he had his breakthrough in the art world with his solo exhibition in Paris at Gallery Celal. Since then he shows his face and his real name, which was  “An act of liberation” for him. His transition from the walls to canvas, which began in 2008 is expanding and growing continuously. He just showed at ArtKarlsruhe and the next stop will be in Stuttgart for his solo show “Public Enemy” at AbtArt Gallery before he takes off to LA for the show “Between the Lines” at Fabian Castanier Gallery end of March 2013.”