Rock Band Guernica By Ron English (All Photos By Gail)

Allouche Gallery is currently hosting the first major exhibit in their beautiful new home in the Meatpacking District — and what a way kick things off!  Guernica features the debut of eighteen new paintings by contemporary Pop and street artist, Ron English.

Mythological Guernica

The series, which took two years to complete, references the artist’s own narrative to Pablo Picasso’s renowned Guernica, painted in 1937. English utilizes the Guernica template to relay powerful messages about the endless cycles of creation and destruction through the use of his globally recognized imagery and iconography.

Flintstones Guernica

It is great fun to see how English — who is a genius at manipulating pop culture icons and tropes — fluidly riffs on Guernica to include  everything from The Flintstones to Star Wars to Guitar Hero.

Star Wars Guernica

Ron English Talks with Fans at Last Week’s Opening Reception

Ron was present at the opening reception, and he is always very gracious when it comes to signing and taking photos with fans.

Baby Guernica

Fat Food Guernica

The painting above has the names of popular fast food or fast casual restaurants stenciled just under the images.

Kill All Lies Guernica

Seconds Before Impact Guernica

Guernica By Ron English will be on Exhibit Through October 19th, 2016 at  Allouche Gallery, Located at 82 Gansevoort Street (Across from the Whitney Museum) in New York City’s Meatpacking District.

Monotype Snoopy Vs Simpsons Guernica

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