Artist Talk: Sean 9 Lugo "Storyteller"

Please join us for a intimate inside look into Sean 9 Lugo's newest body of work Storyteller now on display at Paradigm Gallery.

Lugo will be in conversation with local independent curator Ginger Rudolph as he dives into the personal childhood stories that he chose to visualize and how he was inspired by artists of the Golden Age of Illustration: Howard Pyle and Norman Rockwell.

Saturday, April 19 • 2:30 PM

RSVPs are required to guarantee seating.

Location: 12 N. 3rd St, Philadelphia, PA 19106, 1st-floor gallery

All artwork is available for purchase. View/collect from the exhibition here:

https://www.paradigmarts.org/collections/sean-9-lugo

About Sean 9 Lugo

Sean 9 Lugo‘s artwork is reflective of the diverse culture that surrounded him as a child growing up in Hudson County, N.J. with parents from Puerto Rico and Cuba. His street art is known for representing the duality of both Latin and American culture and experiences through masks that can either misconceive or stereotype perceptions.

Sean 9 Lugo’s artwork has been shown in solo and group exhibitions around the United States including The National Liberty Museum, University City Arts League, Mesa Contemporary Art Museum, Paradigm Gallery, Deep Space Gallery, Jinxed Fishtown, LITM, 58 Gallery, Dis Micro Gallery, Northern Soul, Thinkspace Gallery, Arch Enemy Arts, Clutter Gallery, Inner State Gallery, Honolulu Museum, 17 Frost Gallery, My Plastic Heart, and Succulent Gallery. His murals can be seen from New York to the Dominican Republic through projects with Track Takeover, Wall Therapy, Welling Court, Arte Sano, Central Ave Sid, Arts Org NYC, Fashion Institute of Technology, HAHAxParadigm, NJ Beer Company, and Savage Habbit. He has been featured in national and international publications such as Metro, Al Día, WHYY, WXPN, Streets Dept, Brooklyn Street Art, Fecal Face, Street Art NYC, Robots Will K*ll, News 12 New Jersey, and Jersey Journal.

About Ginger Rudolph

Ginger Rudolph is a Philadelphia-based art curator and writer with a passion for developing multidisciplinary connections with artists. She is the Founder & Editor of an online art magazine focusing on contemporary and public art, HAHA Magazine (High on Art, Heavy on Antics), and co-founder of HAHAxParadigm, a civic and social art initiative. She received her B.A. from Tyler School of Art + Architecture in Art History.

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