Acclaimed British street artist D*Face, whose style riffs heavily 1960s American pop artist Roy Lichtenstein, recently unveiled a comprehensive exhibition at Centro de Contemporáneo de Málaga in Spain. Encompassing 39 works in mixed-media forms such as silkscreens, stencils, paintings and sculptures, the exhibition titled "Wasted Youth" presented a different interpretation of the British Monarch. Pieces such as Dog Save the Queen, More Punk than You Punk and Her Royal Hideous conveyed the mess...
Acclaimed British street artist D*Face, whose style riffs heavily 1960s American pop artist Roy Lichtenstein, recently unveiled a comprehensive exhibition at Centro de Contemporáneo de Málaga in Spain. Encompassing 39 works in mixed-media forms such as silkscreens, stencils, paintings and sculptures, the exhibition titled "Wasted Youth" presented a different interpretation of the British Monarch. Pieces such as Dog Save the Queen, More Punk than You Punk and Her Royal Hideous conveyed the mess...
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