Toys For Boys Magazine X Eternity Gallery at Brickell City Cent

An event took place on October 4th at Brickell City Centre in Miami, organised by the lifestyle magazine Toys for Boys. The concept was a fashion and lifestyle initiative, where guests also had the pleasure to enjoy eclectically selected artworks from Eternity Gallery. The works are all created by Mr. Brainwash, who is also the featured artist on the magazine’s latest editorial section.

Eternity Gallery was pleased to have had on display works by the famous contemporary artist and celebrate his artistic vision and latest works. Throughout the evening, guests had the opportunity to learn more about the artist and his work and met our team of experts.

Thierry Guetta, the man behind the famous Mr. Brainwash moniker, has a unique success story, which never followed societal norms or protocol. His shows are journeys – self-guided tours through a pop culture wonderland: joyous and beautiful. His artwork is a pure sensory experience, sometimes impromptu, and like so many of the subjects depicted in Mr. Brainwash’s art, his works are contemporary art classics.Along with some of his statement pieces, this evening was also a golden chance to showcase our newly acquired works by Mr. Brainwash, one of the top selling artists worldwide since 2010 – with 2017 being his highest selling year in the US and globally, since the beginning of his career.

The Article: Toys for Boys Magazine has published an EDITORIAL on the life and charismatic personality of the talented Mr. Brainwash, allowing us to learn a bit more about him and steal some of his words of wisdom. When conversing about life and art, he has the unique ability to make everyone believe that whatever they set their mind on, they can achieve. Perhaps that is exactly why he is who he is: believing in our self is a key component to reach success. What drives him is his heart, as without such there would be no art ever created. MR. brainwash has successfully met a plethora of milestones and has exceeded the expectations of the art world. It is safe to say that his message and flare knows no cultural, geographical or chronological meaning. Why? Because his message is universal and timeless: "life is beautiful"!