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"ART FOR THE MASSES."

PRHBTN is an annual celebration of art forms that have been criminalized, marginalized, and under-appreciated in the mainstream, featuring public murals alongside an exhibition of street art works in a space that complements the raw, powerful nature of the message and artistry of each piece.

Over the past ten years, PRHBTN has produced over forty murals in downtown Lexington and helped exhibit and sell thousands of pieces of art by local and regional Kentucky Artists. Every year the non-profit event is funded completely through the generous donations of local residents and small business owners.

Every single dollar donated goes directly into the art and fundraising has begun for this year’s show.

You can find the Kickstarter including exclusive rewards and more information at www.KickStartStreetArt.com

PAST ARTISTS

Patch Whiskey. Patch Whisky is an American muralist, fine artist, and toy maker. His primary medium is aerosol and acrylic paint. Patch's murals can be seen on walls across the country from NYC to Los Angeles to Miami to Honolulu. His work has been featured in numerous galleries and publications including the Museum of Sex in NY, The New York Times, Museum of Art in Columbia, SC and recently in Paris France.

Dragon76. Born in Shiga, Japan. Based on street art, Dragon76's artwork is passionate and energetic. It " touches our soul" and is constantly evolving. The concept of his art style is "the coexistence" of two opposites such as past and future, stillness and motion, evil and justice.

Herakut. Since 2004 the German street art duo Hera and Akut form a fruitful partnership having worked together on various successful global art projects. Their art works can be found in big cities around the world – from Toronto to Kathmandu, from San Francisco to Melbourne. Their joint creative art process is dialogical, among themselves as well as towards the outside by embracing the public.