Jon One

The Magda Danysz Gallery keeps on supporting street art like it has been doing for a long time by welcoming the incredible graffiti artist Jon One, one of the first to bring graffiti to France in the 1980. Be it for his talent as a graffiti artist or an abstract painter, Jon One is undeniably praised for his work and paintings worldwide. The colors, overflowing with communicative energy, give the impression of a modern stained glass painting. Jon One starting doing graffiti on the walls and trains in the poor Harlem neighbourhoods where he grew up. “The subway’s a museum that goes back and forth through town”. He’s one of the first New-York graffiti artists in Paris ...

july 4th to 31st, 2009

Magda Danysz Gallery,

78, rue Amelot
75014 Paris - France

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ESSENDON resident Michael Johnston was more inclined to scribble on his books than read them during his teenage years. He was kicked out of three schools - Overnewton College, Niddrie Technical School and Niddrie High School - before he ended up leaving in year 10. By his own admission, he was more interesting in skateboarding and graffiti than making his mark academically ....

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