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Apocalypse, Art, Colours, Daiichi, Exhibit, Extinction, Fiesta, Freeradicals, Fuku Coriuminus Extinctus, Fukushima, H.Thomas Achermann, Hot, Imre Kolozsvary, Jan van Eyck, Japan, Kevin Blanch, Lonnie Clark, Oil Paintings, Paola Veronese, Patrick McCormack, Queens Museum of Art, Radiation Contamination, Radical
The “ Coriuminus Extinctus “ Art Exhibit
Infamous artist, Fukus Coriuminus Extinctus and a few of his fellow remaining very RadiCial ArTiSts are planning to stage an art exhibit in New York City this summer.
In development and production since April of 2011, Fukus and his team of oil painters have pooled together a truly fine collection of 1533 art assemblies depicting the ongoing nuclear apocalypse of 311. The Exhibit is planned to be held at the Queens Museum of Art, located in Corona, a neighborhood in the New York City borough of Queens at the end of this summer. General Manager of art exhibits at the museum, Shunichi Suzuki in a recent press release has said that, Mr. Fukus Coriuminus Extinctus will leave art enthusiasts around the whole world in a total meltdown of their nebulous existence.
In creating this collection of to die with art, Fukus and his team have used a variety of oil paints developed and manufactured in Daiichi by the Jan van Eyck team, 50 of the most RADical paint masters since Paola Veronese. The exclusive oil paints produced specially for the 1533 paintings are indeed a truly Hot Fiesta of reds, blues, greens, yellows, and ivories, which will endure for millions of centuries.
The art exhibit will be presented, highlighted and viewed though a series of 311 two meter thick, lead crystal protective glass panel structures, containing approx 5 paintings each. These lead crystal panels have also been delicately engraved and autographed by the Artist …Fukus Coriumius Extinctus.
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