Artist Cale One opened his first solo exhibition, "Creation: An Evolution" at ES Studios in Boyle Heights. Cale is a part of the K2S crew in Los Angeles and has a distinct style of bring portraiture and character art to canvas. Cale's use of bold color palettes with his work brings a graffiti sensibility that is rooted in the culture. Cale's work has been featured with L.A. TACO (click here) this past summer with a recent mural at Self Help Graphics. His work is also in the permanent collection of this years La Liber Amicorum (Book of Friends) Blackbook Project at the Getty Research Institute. Keep up with Cale via Facebook or @cale_one_k2s on Instagram.
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Photo Recap: Cale One K2S ~ ES Studios
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