Moscow, Nakameguro
Closes Aug. 25
"Painting is a compulsion. I don't really have a choice," says 36-year-old Toronto native Rob Judges in an interview at the opening of his two-man show, "Hello, It's We," with fellow Canadian, DJ partner and cousin Mike Ness.
Judges wears pop art on his sleeve and has built a strong reputation for his visual bombardment of neon signage; never-ending totem poles; Ku Klux Klan hoods deliberately appropriated from Philip Guston's works; war-time comic strip frames; and witty, pop-culture painting titles.
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