kids of dada

Experimental artist Kevin William Reed salvages, and re-appropriates material to make his mixed media performance pieces, utilizing household garbage, unwanted scrap materials, vehicular debris, construction refuse, industrial waste and paint. These limited edition photographic prints acts as documentation of his popular "The Birth of Homo Freakien" performances and as bold, graphic artworks in their own right.

Kevin William Reed has had successful exhibitions around Brooklyn working closely with The Pratt Institute and cult bar and performance space Project Parlor. Praised in publications includingCreative Sugar and Public Art & Ecology and producing the cover art for The Chapbook Series, Kevin William Reed is a collectable artist for both his aesthetics and green political beliefs.