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Hot Town, Summer in the City… 1970s NYC (2013) Sculpture by Charles Fazzino
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Seller Tilsitt Gallery
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Limited Edition (#178/250)
Sculpture,
Cardboard
on Cardboard
- Number of copies available 1
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Dimensions
32.1x47.8 in
Dimensions of the work alone, without framing: Height 17.9in, Width 36in / 10.00 kg - Artwork's condition The artwork is in perfect condition
- Framing This artwork is framed (Frame + Under Acrylic Glass)
- Fit for outdoor? No, This artwork can not be displayed outdoor
- Categories Sculptures under $20,000 Pop Art Graffiti
Artist: Charles Fazzino (with Tats Cru)
Title: Hot Town, Summer in the City... 1970s NYC
Medium: 3D Mixed-Media on Paper
Edition: 178/200DX
Dimensions: 45.5 x 91.5 cm / 17.9 x 36 in
Signature: Hand-signed by the artist
Condition: Excellent
This remarkable collaboration between Charles Fazzino and the legendary graffiti collective Tats Cru is a dynamic tribute to New York City’s cultural landscape in the 1970s. Capturing the energy, grit, and artistic movement of the era, Hot Town, Summer in the City immerses viewers in a nostalgic cityscape where pop art meets graffiti, bringing together two influential art forms.
Fazzino’s signature 3D pop-art layering technique animates the bustling streets, while subway cars tagged by Tats Cru authentically represent the underground graffiti scene that defined an era. The skyline features iconic landmarks like Grand Central Terminal, the Pan Am Building, Howard Johnson’s, The Roseland Ballroom, and Crazy Eddie’s, all meticulously illustrated in Fazzino’s vibrant and intricate style.
• First Inclusion of the World Trade Center in a Fazzino limited edition artwork since 9/11, making it historically significant.
• Authentic graffiti collaboration with Tats Cru, pioneers in the graffiti movement, bridging two distinct artistic styles.
• 3D mixed-media layering, giving the artwork depth, dimension, and a dynamic storytelling effect.
• A cultural time capsule, transporting viewers back to a pivotal period in New York’s history, where graffiti, pop art, and urban life merged into a unique creative expression.
This artwork is not only a celebration of New York’s artistic past but also an important reflection on the evolution of urban art. The fusion of Fazzino’s pop-art storytelling with Tats Cru’s graffiti authenticity makes this piece a rare and compelling acquisition for collectors who appreciate street art, nostalgia, and cultural history.
With its meticulous details, cultural significance, and seamless blend of two influential art movements, Hot Town, Summer in the City... 1970s NYC stands as a testament to the artistic energy of a defining era.
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Charles Fazzino, born on February 16, 1955, in New York City, is a celebrated contemporary artist known for his vibrant and intricate 3-dimensional artworks. He gained prominence for his unique style of creating pop art silkscreen serigraphs that depict cityscapes and cultural icons with a whimsical and detailed flair.
Fazzino's artistic journey began in the late 1970s when he started experimenting with 3-dimensional constructions using mixed media. His breakthrough came with the development of his signature technique, where he meticulously hand-assembles multiple layers of cut paper to create elaborate city scenes and cultural panoramas. These artworks often feature famous landmarks, events, and personalities rendered in a vibrant palette that captures the energy and essence of urban life.
Throughout his career, Fazzino has become synonymous with the genre of "pop art constructionism," blending elements of pop culture with intricate craftsmanship. His artworks celebrate a wide range of subjects, from bustling cityscapes of New York, Paris, and Tokyo to nostalgic depictions of Hollywood icons, sports legends, and musical performances.
Beyond his iconic 3-dimensional artworks, Fazzino has collaborated with numerous organizations and events, creating commemorative posters and artworks for the Super Bowl, Grammy Awards, Olympics, and other major cultural events. His distinctive style and ability to capture the spirit of contemporary life have garnered him a global following and recognition as a master of modern pop art.
In addition to his artistic pursuits, Fazzino is actively involved in philanthropic efforts, using his art to support charitable causes and organizations. His works are displayed in galleries and private collections worldwide, and he continues to create new pieces that resonate with collectors and art enthusiasts alike.
Charles Fazzino's legacy as an innovator in contemporary pop art is marked by his dedication to craftsmanship, his ability to merge traditional techniques with modern sensibilities, and his commitment to capturing the vibrancy of cultural life through his unique artistic vision.
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Nationality:
UNITED STATES
- Date of birth : unknown date
- Artistic domains: Represented by a Gallery,
- Groups: Contemporary American Artists Artists presented by a gallery
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