single fare

Single Fare was swell. Most of the cards sold, but a few remain here.

Also, I have 6 more that are at a the Ghost Gallery in Seattle. You can view them here.

If interested, please contact the Ghost Gallery or me and we shall see what we can do.

thanks for all your support.

Single Fare opening this Wednesday

A big show of small works on used MetroCards.

Opening Reception - February 13th, 6 - 9pm
137 Duane St. NY, NY 10013

Description:

Following the tremendous success of “Single Fare 2,” Michael Kagan, Jean-Pierre Roy and RH Gallery are pleased to announce “Single Fare 3,” an exhibition of artwork on New York City MTA MetroCards. Inspired by the notion that the city’s subways and buses allow for a kind of creative interchange unmatched in human history, the first “Single Fare” sought to create a unique art event where art and artists could come together to form a monumental event made from a tiny, innocuous piece of plastic: The MetroCard! Single Fare 3 promises to deliver an even more exciting exhibition with more art, more artists and new ways to view and enjoy the work.

This year Roy and Kagan team up with RH gallery to host SF3 on Wednesday, February 13th for a ten-day exhibition of thousands of works in TriBeCa. Painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, even video, will all be on display in RH’s beautiful downtown space. Along side the individual work, SF3 will continue it’s commitment to giving back to the community with a Charity Art Raffle, with proceeds going to Hurricane Sandy Recovery, showcasing the MetroCards of high-profile artists.

This year, the Single Fare experience also joins forces with Gordon Austin Studios to bring you online submission and sales. Not only will this streamline the submission process, it will extend the exhibition to those outside the city and allow for the whole world to get in on the Single Fare experience. So join us in February as we celebrate tiny works in a big, big show!