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David Garibaldi Gallery
In
the 18 months since 21-year-old David Garibaldi left his day job to
become a full-time artist, he’s covered tremendous ground and a lot of canvas.
When times were tough, he once traded a mural for rent--a three-story underwater
scene visible at 26th and N streets in Midtown.
These days, Garibaldi paints murals on commission at businesses like Ink Eats
and Drinks and entertains crowds with his performance-painting show, Rhythm &
Hue, every Friday night at the Empire Club. During Rhythm & Hue, he paints a
6-foot-by-4-foot portrait of a musical artist in five minutes while dancing to a
mix of that artist’s songs. “When people see it for the first time, they don’t
understand what I’m going to do,” Garibaldi admitted. “They’re like, 'What’s
going on? He’s throwing paint. It looks like a blob.’ Then at the end, they get
it.” Read More
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