
Inside the New Vincent Michael Gallery
In it’s first exhibition since opening this month, the Vincent Michael Gallery is hosting PaperMonster Ate That Little Boy, a masterful exploration into the emotions and stories of women.
Using stencil graffiti, the artist puts faces on the internal struggles of everyday women. The process involves using comic book collage background and layers of spray paints and stencils. What emerges is a work of art that displays the raw beauty, strength and mystery of the female psyche. It is honest and challenging, causing a stir of emotions to viewers both male and female.

You Never Know by PaperMonster
The contrast of black and bright pinks, blues and greens add vitality to the work, amping the impact of the subtle facial expressions, sometimes matched with faces of wolves, cheetahs, T-Rex’s and other forceful creatures to present woman’s power within.

Pieces in the Exhibit
This is an exhibit not to be missed. Vincent Michael Gallery plays home to the exhibit from now until July 31. Stop by July 24th, for the Artist Talk and Presentation, from 2-4 pm.
The contemporary gallery, which opened its doors with the July 2nd opening of PaperMonster, is the perfect place for such an influential exhibit. With natural light pouring in from large windows, the gallery is clean, spacious and modern. The avant-garde space uses progressive technology, which gives it a leg up from other institutions, though it is inviting to all artists and non-artists alike. The brand-new gallery, located in the Piazza, is a place that will challenge artists, engage the community and educate people on art and art galleries.
For more information on the Vincent Michael Gallery and the exhibit, visit www.vincentmichael.com.
Vincent Michael Gallery
1050 North Hancock St, Philadelphia, PA 19123
www.vincentmichael.com