Ron English
Ron English is an American Contemporary artist who explores brand imagery and advertising, best known for combining expert draftsmanship with cynical, humorous critique of American culture. POPaganda is one of his trademark fusions, which blends high and low imagery, mixing superheroes and comic strips with art historical iconography. He also collaborated with the likes of Jeff Staple, Vans, VILLA and New Balance.
Date of Birth
1959
Industries
Pop artist, illustrator
Headquarter
Decatur, Illinois, United States
Website
www.popaganda.com/
In a “Purple Haze” and “Sour Diesel”-inspired colorway.
Must cop paintings, vinyl figures, and artist skate decks.
Talks about his initial distaste for pop art, going to jail and much more.
Inspired by ‘Star Wars’ Stormtroopers.
Pop-surrealist paintings, installations, and limited toys.
With help from Ron English.
One savage-looking bird.
Featured in his “Make America GRIN Again” Tour starting in San Diego.
Large-scale murals bring color to the Canadian city.
Claims his POPaganda brand is the “bad boy Gucci.”
2004
His obese fast-food mascot that was featured in the documentary Supersize Me.
2011
Lazinc, London, Skin Deep: Post-Instinctual Afterthoughts On Psychological Portraiture
2016
Allouche Gallery, New York, Ron English / Guernica
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