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About Andrea:
Andrea Michaelsson is the feminine side of artisctic collective Btoy. The female observe us from somewhere in the past. The passage of time is fundamental to the work of this street artist located in Barcelona. Her compositions break the flight of the years down into colours and stains of paint, as though life had taken the original work along with it. Andrea’s women look us in the eyes, like the principal actresses in a film, from the perfect kingdom of ephemeral material upon a wall. Last year she took part in the Cans Festival in london, in which also participated Banksy and more than 50 other artists from around the world, preparing various murals and installations in one of the tunnels of Waterloo Station. Her works have been published in Pictures on Walls, Rojo and Belio. She has also put on exhibitions in Los Angeles, London, Mexico, Barcelona and Brussels.
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Previous Artist: Kendra Binney
This Thursday, Dec. 10th Stencil History X and Galerie Itinerrance present the first Paris "solo" show by our good friends Btoy. Wish we could be ther...
Openings: “a Mirror Distorted” @ Carmichael Gallery
opening alongside guy denning's “celebrity will eat itself” show at the carmichael gallery is “a mirror distorted” (previewed) featuring work...
Preview: “a Mirror Distorted” @ Carmichael Gallery
candice tripp. carmichael gallery is showcasing some ladies with a unique view on things in their latest show. “a mirror distorted” features andre...
August At Carmichael
here's the lush flyer for the august show at carmichael i'll be showing 6 very new pieces for the show including 'candypop anti-christ' on the bottom...
Andrea Michaelsson Aka Btoy
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(3.84 - 119 votes)
i love it .. very clean.
Comment by estephania — February 17, 2010
S I C K !!!
Comment by scott — February 17, 2010
Wonderful works. Eye catching.
Comment by Casey Shannon — February 17, 2010
These are very classy ladies that you’ve created!
Comment by Cynthia — February 17, 2010
love the colors.
Comment by phillip donnelly — February 17, 2010
dope :]
Comment by lori — February 17, 2010
The “stain” concept is fresh and lively like watercolor. would like one of these looking at me in home. enjoyed older works also.
Comment by mary — February 17, 2010
It is so beautiful and at the same time is so rare in a good way. Keep up the good work.
Comment by Anonymous — February 17, 2010
Love the first image!
Comment by caroline smith — February 17, 2010
The colors are wonderful!
Comment by Vanessa — February 17, 2010