Stuff+Things—Bobby Hill's Original Art
July 29, 2010 | Filed In: Blog, Featured Vendor
What: Bobby Hill's brilliantly colored artwork is a mix of screenprinting, handpaint and spraypaint that creates a unique or limited edition piece of art. Themes of New York locals and iconic figures like Dylan and Gillespie tend to be his hottest commodity at the Flea.
How much: Starting at just 10 dollars.
What else: As Hill prepares for a show called "Bhillboard" in September, he is strategically placing 1000 pieces of work around New York City streets and subways for delightful stumbling-upon. Found one? Bring it to the show on the 11th to get it signed by the artist. Find out when and where here.
Who else: Mario of Avalon Books is Bobby's book-selling booth-mate who sells popular titles in hardcover and paperback. Digital "books" might be outselling physical on Amazon, but we Fleasters still enjoy flipping the pages.
When+Where: Mario with the books is every Saturday and Sunday, and Bobby with the art is there most Saturdays and every Sunday. E29 in Fort Greene, #53 at One Hanson.
