With os gemeos’s completion of the FIFA airplane for the Brazilian World Cup Team, I noticed the on-going exhibition in Pima, Arizona of street artists who have painted abandoned planes at the famous airplane “boneyard” and now museum. We can’t forget Calder for Braniff in the 1970s and the unknown-to-me artist for Ecuatoriana. Please forget Peter Max for Continental.
“The Bone Yard Project: Return Trip”
Curated by Carlo McCormick
Spy Tiger by Andrew Schoultz, 2012
Naughty Angels by Faile, 2012
Back to Supersonica by Kenny Scharf, 2013
Behind by Nunca
Warning Shot by Retna, 2011
Jerkey Jermel by Bast, 2012
Warriors in Peace by Saner, 2011
Times Flies by How and Nosm, 2011
Behind by Nunca, 2011
os gemeos for FIFA, 2014
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- Kenny Sharf
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- Calder for Braniff, 1970s
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- Calder for Baniff. Toy Version. Ebay for $40
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- Peter Max for Continental, 2000
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- os geneos for FIFA, 2014
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- os gemeos in Boston, 2012
Fantastic work. To paint something as large and complex as an airplane takes a lot of dedication, time, energy and paint!