NYC Studio
103 West 77th St. #3D
New York, NY 10024
646-387-7286
Email Address
info@davebrockett.com
NYC Studio:
103 West 77th St. #3D
New York, NY 10024
646-387-7286
Email Address:
info@davebrockett.com
b.1963
Dave entered the world at a time when America was in the midst of a cultural revolution, experiencing its first taste of media saturation and an avalanche of cartoons, comic books, toys and superheroes. A true product of his pop culture generation, Dave's earliest memories are of sitting with an overflowing bowl of sugary cereal while cheering his cartoon companions as they flickered across the television screen.
His love of these Saturday morning adventures eventually lead Dave to the drawing board. Opting against the traditional art school route, the self-taught artist instead traveled to Hollywood to seek inspiration at the feet of his heroes. One such hero was Walter Lantz, the creator of Woody Woodpecker. As part of his training under Lantz, he was schooled in the creation of the Lantz characters, which he taught to children at events for the Special Olympics the Lantz Museum at Universal Studios. During these years he was perfecting his own body of work that encapsulates the bright primary colors and playful imagery reminiscent of the icons he was bombarded with as a child.
In the early 90's, Dave took up the brush and added a new dimension to his unique, whimsical style. Dave's view of the world through chocolate milk-colored glasses invites the viewer to play a guessing game of viewing the parts while perceiving the whole. Glimpses of iconic smirks and arched eyebrows give forth to full-flowing memories of a time when Superman really could fly, and every cereal box was filled with wonder and surprise.
Shows and Installations
group
1991 CBGB 313 Gallery — New York City
1993 Handsel Gallery — Santa Fe
1994 Inn of the Anasazi — Santa Fe
1995 Creative Play Gallery — NewPort, RI
1999 Ozone Gallery — Soho, NY
2006 Kitchen Bar — Brooklyn, NY
2007 Ivy Brown Gallery — New York City
2012 Port Authority - Installation — New York City
solo
1990 Loft Gallery — Los Angeles
1994 St. Francais Hotel — Santa Fe
1997 257 Space — New York City
1998 StarFish — New York City
2000 Off Spring — Soho, NY
2001 Robin de Bois — Brooklyn, NY
2003 Mediatwist Gallery — New York City
2004 Bistro St. Marks — Brooklyn, NY
2005 Jeffrey - Installation — Atlanta / NY
2006 Vesta Lounge — New York City
2011 Lotus Salon and Gallery — New York City
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Yum! for the Tummy.
Measuring 10" diameter and made of melamine; the Yum! Plate is non-toxic, break-resistant and dishwasher safe.
Sometimes,
you have to stand up and say...
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Comic Explosion!
This neoprene, padded and zippered case will protect your iPad 2, 3, or 4.
Each mug is screen printed, then hand-signed by the artist and re-fired.
Limited Edition Silkscreen Prints. Each artwork is signed, numbered, and embossed with the artist's chop.
Now you're keeping Super Hero time! Made by Citizen using Japan Miyota watch movement with leather band.
You're Getting Hungry, Very Hungry.
Measuring 10" diameter and made of melamine; the HypnoFood Plate is non-toxic, break-resistant and dishwasher safe.
The PopFossil Project is a series of fossil-like imagery of iconic toys from the popular culture. Each toy is cast in Silly Putty for approximately 36 seconds and photographed. The cast is constantly moving in slow-motion to get back to its original puddle form. The result is a one-of-a-kind image.