Rather than wasting young talented painters to a life of crime and countless warrants for their arrests. Why not give them a creative challenge and a platform to start a serious career?
This gallery shows the artworks of a young talented painter called PANIK. He is part of a notorious rooftop graffiti crew known as ATG (Ahead’a The Game) which has been wanted by the police for many accounts of vandalism. However, he seems to genuinely want to make a positive change of career and the Pure Evil Gallery situated in East London has just launched the young artist’s first solo show, ‘PANIK.’
The artworks are bright and vibrant with an urban energy and edge that has been fostered through many years on the streets balancing on rooftops. I think it is a really positive thing to give troubled youth a chance to prove themselves, and in the case of PANIK I wish him a good shot a creative career.
Oh, I really love the “I Heart LDN” print as well. It is a strong take on the iconic I heart NYC print. Wouldn’t it look cool on a tee shirt?
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Youth Artists Exhibitions
- Providing platforms for young graffiti artists to showcase their talents and transition into serious careers.
- Creative Breaks for Troubled Youth
- Offering creative challenges and opportunities for troubled youth to change their career paths.
- Urban Energy Artworks
- Promoting vibrant, street-inspired artworks created by talented young painters.
Where This Applies
- Art Galleries
- Creating exhibition spaces specifically to showcase artworks by young and talented graffiti artists.
- Youth Development Programs
- Supporting initiatives that provide creative breaks and platforms for troubled youth to express themselves through art.
- Streetwear Fashion
- Integrating street-inspired artworks, like the 'I Heart LDN' print, into fashionable clothing items.
