"The Art of Ismael Cosme embodies the ideals of compassion, reverence, love of nature and spirituality."
Here are a few photos of Ismael with his work

Ismael between "Raid Lamp" and "Deep Dark Night"

"Urban Cowboy"

Ismael with his Twin Towers 9/11 piece

"Memories of My Long Lost Love" a beautiful piece which sold opening night!
Fusion Arts
57 Stanton Street
NY NY 10002 212 995-5290
www.artnet.com/fusionartsmuseum.html
Tues & Wed 1 pm - 6 pm
Thurs & Sun: 1 pm - 7 pm
And of course, "What the Hell is It Ethel?" continues in the main gallery until November 29th. A group exhibit that transforms every day objects into....what else, ART!! I have two pieces of my own in this show ("Your Suicide is No Longer About You" & "All Roads Lead to Wal Mart". And, NO, this is not a conflict of interest. If we don't support each other, then what kind of a world is this Ethel?
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