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Art by Kurt Wenner

Art by Kurt Wenner

 

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Kurt Working Herald Square

Kurt Wenner is a world renowned artist of both classical and street art. He has traveled the globe and gained an international audience. His work has appeared all over Europe, Asia, and in the United States. In 1984 Wenner invented the art known as anamorphic or 3D pavement art. It is inspired by European Masters. Among many other achievement and honors he has lectured at the The National Gallery of Art, and has been honored with a one man show by the Kennedy Center. His work helped to bring in the 100th Anniversary of Time Square. Pope John Paul II signed Wenner’s work in Mantua, Italy “officially recognizing street paint as an official form of Sacred Art.” His work has appeared for numerous companies and in video games, television, and in print. For a more complete biography please visit his websites.

Mr. Wenner has recently published the acclaimed book Asphalt Renaissance. You can find out more here: http://kurtwenner.com/book.html

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