Big ups to Crewest!!! Holding it up for 10 years as Los Angeles premier graffiti art gallery!! Stay tuned for my solo show here in Aug!.

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“El PasoPortAll”

90′ x 10′

Mixed media Mural

Acrylic, SprayPaint, Mosaics

2012

This mural made possible with the support from Museum & Cultural Affairs Department of the City of El Paso, TX., the International Bridges Department, and URBAN Contractors.

Created together with assistance from my love Gera, and friends Jose Leal and Jason Gatney and the rest of the PasoPortAll Crew. Also many thanks to MTN94, NovaColor, and BDG Group.

So far…

“Todo a Color Rosa” and “OjO de Dios 1 & 2″ got some love around 1 min. into it, con el Cheech Marin.

PasoPortAll is here!

4ft x 7ft Spraypaint on canvas 2012.

I will be exhibiting a few works along some great artists at the Palms Springs Fine Art Fair!  Thomas Paul – Supported by Cheech – Fine Art booth #503. For more info. visit  PalmSpringsFineArtFair.com or  TPaulFineArt.com. “Todo A Color Rosa” and “The Great Adventure” will be there with two pieces from the Ojo De Dios series as well.

Wall #3 from La Entrada Public Art Project was published on a new book recently released by Kiriakos Publishing.

Bike Art is full of great Bike related Artwork in many forms throughout the world! Thank you Kiriakos!

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“Todo A Color Rosa”

Mixed Media on Panel.

44″ x 44″

2011.

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“The Great Adventure”.

44″ x 44″

Mixed Media on Panel. 2012.

Just wrapped up this wall for the Temple to Future Project with Gera in El Paso alongside Cimi, Victor Casas, and Peter Svarbein. If you are in the city the building is located on Oregon and Missouri. Thanks to Adam Marshall, Peter Svarbein. Other artist in the building: HuH, Domes, Gems, Cyder, Inside Out Project, Mitsu Overstreet, Edwin, and many others.

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I am releasing this super small edition of 20 prints, available thru ltl. monster. Don’t miss out there’s only a few left!

“Werc is at the forefront of the new generation of Chicano painters. “Spirit Man” displays great technique and mysterious meaning and leaves it open as to what that meaning is, the hallmark of great art. He is one to watch.”- Cheech Marin

Get the full details over at ltl. Monster.

This is a self portrait painted on a collage of cigarette packs.

Collage & Mixed Media on Panel. 4′ x 4′. 2011.

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12′ x 18′ Collabo with Gera. 2011. Downtown El Paso, TX.

Exhibition: “Chicanitas: Little Paintings from the Cheech Marin Collection”

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Where: Snite Museum of Art

Cost: Free

See: http://sniteartmuseum.nd.edu/

This exhibition showcases 65 paintings by 26 painters represented in Cheech Marin’s noted collection of Chicano art. Marin’s most recent passion is collecting small paintings at least 16″ square and smaller in size. In contrast to other works in his collection representing and promoting the Chicano art movement of the mid-60′s and 70′s, the content of many of these small paintings leans more towards the artist’s internal or personal statement rather than as a response to political, social or cultural situations.

Museum Hours:

Tuesday & Wednesday 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Thursday – Saturday 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Sunday 1 p.m. – 5 p.m.

CLOSED Mondays and major holidays

New Wall in El Paso TX. 2011. Thanks to Huh By. Click to enlarge.

Just wrapped up this wall in LA with the Yo! Peace Crew and Gera. “LA Madre vs War”. Keep an eye out for more coming from the Yo!Peace Crew and the LA vs WAR exhibit.

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Peace mural by Werc + Gera + Contra + JC. ©2011. In conjunction with LA Vs. WAR, Iraq Veterans Against the War & Yo! Peace. Special thanks to Crewest Gallery, Estée Ochoa, Jesse Benicio, Christopher Wallace, Eyerie Z, & The Vortex crew.
Statement from the artists: This wall is inspired by healing the archetype of war with the nurturance of love. The woman in the composition is Mother Earth. Her energy comes from the universe, and her healing power comes from source. She loves all her children, the light-workers and the dark-workers. She is holding one of her children, a metal, military man who is a representation of war. She loves him without judgment. In her arms of healing love, he passes along with the times of war and destruction, bringing in a new time of color and light.

I had the pleasure of filling in for Vyal’s Art Workshop at Self Help Graphics, LA. Below is the documentation.

Ojo De Dios is a new ongoing series I’ve been working on. Check out the rest of the finished paintings here.

Spray & Oil on 12″ x 12 ” panels. 2011.