For the sixth time in a row FRANK FLUEGEL GALERIE in Kitzbuehel shows new works of the US-American Street Art artist Mr. Brainwash under the title "Art in the Alps" in the historic rooms of Schloss Lebenberg. As every year, street art works are on display at FRANK FLUEGEL GALERIE in the Gamsstadt below the Hahnenkamm during the winter season.

For the sixth time in a row FRANK FLUEGEL GALERIE in Kitzbuehel shows new works of the US-American Street Art artist Mr. Brainwash under the title "Art in the Alps" in the historic rooms of Schloss Lebenberg. As every year, street art works are on display at FRANK FLUEGEL GALERIE in the Gamsstadt below the Hahnenkamm during the winter season. The previous exhibitions were sold out within a short time, because mostly owners of larger chalets and properties on the Bichlalm, on the Lebenberg or on the Schwarzsee furnish their new domiciles with art. In addition to investment considerations, of course, you also buy the artworks simply to look at. Many of the original works of art are also sold in winter sports resorts such as Gstaad or Sankt Moritz. In cooperation with BomberSki, street art works were also on display in Courchevel. The exhibition with famous works such as Everyday Life - Follow your Dreams will open on December 01, 2023 and will be on display in Kitzbuehel until March 15, 2024. In the exhibition in Kitzbuehel his main works "Everyday Life - Follow Your Dreams", "Einstein - Love is he Answer"," Banksy Thrower", "Balloon Girl", "Juxtapose", "Never Never Give Up" or "Charlie Chaplin" are shown. Original unique pieces on paper in mixed media and stencil technique but also paintings on wood, steel or concrete. As always with Mr. Brainwash with lots of spray paint under the motto "Life is Beautiful" which was renamed here to match the famous race track in "Art in the Alps - Streif is Beautiful". Born in 1966 as Thierry Guetta in Garges-lès-Gonesse near Paris, he has lived in Los Angeles since the age of 15. In 2008, the first exhibition "Life is Beautiful" took place in Los Angeles and quickly became a crowd puller with more than 50,000 visitors.In his documentary film "Exit through the Giftshop", Mr. Brainwash accompanied the street art legend Banksy at work. Through him, he got into the street art scene and began creating art himself. The film was nominated for an Oscar for Best Documentary Feature in 2011. Mr. Brainwash, however, unlike Banksy, revealed his identity and quickly rose to superstardom in the street art scene. The exhibitions of Thierry Guetta, Mr. Brainwash's real name, became crowd pullers, Madonna commissioned him to design the album cover "Celebration".