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Walking Black While in a Hoodie While Eating Skittles

 Painting the "Diary of the World on Canvas", Maverick Artist Victor-Hugo Vaca Jr. created this piece live on the Byron Eggers Show with H. Love and Billy Hitz to the live performance of the Hard Rock Band Behold the Wolf with lead singer: Vinnie D, guitarist Mitch Tanne (formerly of Iron Maiden and Jackson Browne) and Dan Thee on percussion. Co-Director of The Modern Art Music Movement, Christine Alfonso, was also a featured guest.  In the news Geraldo Rivera seemed to blame Trayvon Martin for wearing a Hoodie on his fatal trip to the convenience store for some Skittles and an Arizona Iced Tea.  The square notes taped to the piece are lyrics from Leonard Cohen's "Everybody Knows" read by Victor-Hugo on air.  This piece was created live in the studios of WPBR, Lake Worth Florida, using architectural building plans for a cancelled project to build a Veterans Hospital. More "Broken Dreams".  The Maverick Artist can seen at his presentation on "Modern Art Gonzo Journalism" April 28th 4pm @ The Deerfiled beach Public Library Percy White Branch, 837 East Hillsboro Blvd. Contact Global Marketing Alliance for rights to reproduce this fine art piece from the MAMM JAM Series: : GlobalMarketingAlliance@yahoo.com

Pleasure or Pain ?

Maverick Artist Victor-Hugo Vaca Jr shows his works which demonstrate the blur between pleasure and pain. His "Bleeding Woman" series including "Woman to Infinity" show a face which can either be in extreme pain or the throes of ecstasy. Museum-quality "Sensuous Magic" was created after a discreet viewing of the activities at a local S&M palace, where those in high positions of authority go to experience personal humiliation. Well, don't be embarrassed not to have visited one of the most unique cultural exhibits of the season: March 17th, The Bubble Gallery, Fort Lauderdale.

"Ronald Reagan & His Monkey" Modern Art Music Movement Maverick Artist V...

The Maverick Artist Victor-Hugo Vaca Jr. returns to The Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center, Fort Myers, for the February 25th All Star Jam, where, as captured in this 2009 video by Lily Hatchett , Vaca captivated the audiences @ "The Global Warming Art Report" as he created his largest canvas piece to date: "Ronald Reagan & His Monkey". Over 12 feet high, this enormous piece had to be cut in three to transport. Creator of "Modern Art Gonzo Journalism", Vaca's social commentary is as valid today as it was then. Using his medium of communicating through his paintings, the audience will fuel The Maverick Artist with their energy fused with the musical vibes of the All Star group. Be part of this unique event and personally witness the messages underlying the beautiful finished piece. In his inimitable style, Vaca sometimes shocks with messages he paints on the blank canvas opening the show which mesmerize the audience as he blends and paints current affairs and vital topics into his Contemporary Abstract Art.

Performing live onstage with music greats such as Doug Bell of The Bellevue Cadillacs, Jeff "Skunk" Baxter, formerly of The Doobie Brothers and Steely Dan, Barry Goudreau and Fran Sheehan of Boston, Kenny Aronoff of the Smashing Pumpkins, members of The James Brown Experience, The Wailers and others.

Marco Island Wet Paint Live 2012

WWMAD? What would the Maverick Artist do ?

Join us as the Maverick Artist Victor-Hugo Vaca Jr paints live to benefit Arts Education through the Marco Island Center for the Arts, presented by the Marco Island Chamber of Commerce. Beneath the beautiful composition of the completed fine art piece, this founder of "Modern Art Gonzo Journalism", paints a story exposing the news of the day that is vital to us but often not covered in mainstream media. Starting with a blank canvas set up in the poolside courtyard of the historic Olde Marco Inn at 9am on Thursday, February 9th, Vaca will create a unique work of art to be auctioned off that evening to benefit the Marco Island Foundation for the Arts. Other works will also be displayed for sale with 50% of the proceeds to the foundation. Meet this renegade revolutionary that is shedding light on important global and local issues through the voice of The Modern Art Music Movement" and his Contemporary Abstract Expressionism on canvas. Come on out and be part of history and bid for your chance to own a piece of it~ Contact Victor-Hugo Gallery @ 954-615-7171.