Mark Strodl: Wall Street and New York State of Mind
October 30 - December 13, 2014SELECTED WORKS
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Mark Strodl: Wall Street and New York State of Mind
Daddy Long Legs
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Mark Strodl: Wall Street and New York State of Mind
Tails
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Mark Strodl: Wall Street and New York State of Mind
The Run
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Mark Strodl: Wall Street and New York State of Mind
Pink Parachutes
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Mark Strodl: Wall Street and New York State of Mind
Gossip
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Mark Strodl: Wall Street and New York State of Mind
Stalactites & Stalagmites
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Mark Strodl: Wall Street and New York State of Mind
Meadow Muffins
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Mark Strodl: Wall Street and New York State of Mind
Looking for America
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Mark Strodl: Wall Street and New York State of Mind
Bird Cages
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Mark Strodl: Wall Street and New York State of Mind
Stoops
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Mark Strodl: Wall Street and New York State of Mind
Decisions
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Mark Strodl: Wall Street and New York State of Mind
Looking Forward
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Mark Strodl: Wall Street and New York State of Mind
Monopoly Man
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Smothered
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Mark Strodl: Wall Street and New York State of Mind
Jump
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Roaming
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Mark Strodl: Wall Street and New York State of Mind
Refuge
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Mark Strodl: Wall Street and New York State of Mind
One Percent
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Mark Strodl: Wall Street and New York State of Mind
The Capitalist
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Mark Strodl: Wall Street and New York State of Mind
The Street Says…
Bibro Fine Art, in Chelsea, New York is pleased to announce the Art from the Boros artist Mark Strodl’s solo exhibition, Wall Street and New York State of Mind, in the Platform Gallery. Running from October 30th- December 13th, 2014.
Strodl’s images capture the modern day struggles of men and women in New York. With his mysterious play on a variety of social situations he reveals issues that many New Yorkers deal with on a daily basis; the endless rat race of wealth and poverty. Wall Street is fodder for Strodl’s ammo, depicting his interaction and commentary on the status quo. He touches on compelling taboos that very few artists seek to tackle.
Strodl spends his time wandering the greater streets of New York City finding interesting images to capture. He then distorts and manipulates his images in order to create the effect and story he is looking for. What is unique to his work is the contrast between fantasy and reality he presents. By implementing his computer skills as his paintbrush, he contorts his realistic backgrounds of popular well-known areas of New York. He adds his own eerie whimsical and quirky characters creating his unique social commentary.
Mark Strodl is no stranger to the streets of New York; He is a true New Yorker. He attended The School of Visual Arts for Media. He has had a successful commercial career as an illustrator having worked for well known companies as BBDO and magazines such as Harpers, and Vogue to name a few.