Joe Mangrum, Kingston, NY Videos

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“Experience the spiritual depth and diverse craftsmanship of Joe Mangrum’s artwork. Each piece is meticulously crafted, whether through the tactile beauty of colored sand on canvas, the intricate details of sand on hand-carved wood, or the timeless elegance of traditional acrylics and oils. Together, these mediums create a stunning visual symphony that will captivate your senses and elevate your space. Live with these unique artworks and transform your life with conversations among your guests, each telling a unique story that resonates deeply within your home.” " immerse yourself in the full spectrum of Joe Mangrum’s artistry. Let one of these masterpieces be the focal point of your space. DM us for pricing and availability.” Tells us about which is your favorite in comments ! Are you drawn to shaped on wood or rectangular canvases 🖼️ #JoeMangrumArt #SpiritualArt #SandArt #Woodwork #AcrylicPainting #InteriorDesign #HandcraftedArt #UniqueArt #sandman #mandala

🌟 Joe Mangrum, a renowned sand artist, faced daily harassment from the NYC Parks Dept, receiving $250 tickets for various alleged violations. They claimed he was vending without a permit, accepting donations, and setting up within 50 ft of a monument. Washington Square Park, full of monuments, leaves only one spot for performers to legally busk, despite its rich history of public performances by legends like Bob Dylan and Dave Chappelle.This is only one of many citations that Joe received. This systemic harassment persisted for months, with many performers targeted until legal representation stepped in. The First Amendment and the Supreme Court decision in Texas v. Johnson protect expressive acts and free expression. Money is also speech and constitutionally protected. 🎨✊Earlier in Joe’s career, he was arrested for creating art in Sproul Plaza in Berkeley using rice flour and water, a site significant for the Free Speech Movement led by Mario Savio. He also faced issues at San Francisco State outside the Cesar Chavez Student Center, where he was exhibiting his first solo show in the school gallery at Malcolm X Plaza. Joe was repeatedly harassed for making art from flower petals on Market Street and had many other run-ins over his 30-year career simply for creating ephemeral art in public spaces.#FreeExpression #ArtIsNotACrime #FirstAmendment #NYCArt #JoeMangrum

We're pleased to share the recent short film collaboration between sand artist Joe Mangrum and filmmaker Jason Goldwatch @goldwatch, which premiered at the Cannes Film Festival. @festivaldecannes This project featured Joe's sand-painted designs projected over Jason's face, adding vibrant colors to a black-and-white film. The story took an interesting turn with sphynx cats entering the scene, leading to a dramatic ending. Thanks to everyone who supported this unique blend of art and film. #Cannes #JoeMangrum #JasonGoldwatch #ShortFilm #ArtInFilm #SandArt #CannesFilmFestival #InnovativeArt

✨ Bring life to your space with Joe Mangrum’s sand paintings on canvas and wood! Explore how each unique piece can transform your home. Swipe to see these artworks in various settings. DM us for pricing and your personalized home visualization!

We're pleased to share the recent short film collaboration between sand artist Joe Mangrum and filmmaker Jason Goldwatch @goldwatch, which premiered at the Cannes Film Festival. @festivaldecannes This project featured Joe's sand-painted designs projected over Jason's face, adding vibrant colors to a black-and-white film. The story took an interesting turn with sphynx cats entering the scene, leading to a dramatic ending. Thanks to everyone who supported this unique blend of art and film. #Cannes #JoeMangrum #JasonGoldwatch #ShortFilm #ArtInFilm #SandArt #CannesFilmFestival #InnovativeArt

15 Years ago I was commissioned to create installations for festivals a lot. There primary purposes was to provide shade and fun chill space in an interactive way. Having been a beastie's fan since they first broke in my senior year of hs I had been on tour with them in 94 lollapallooza and seen them in nightclubs as quasar and area shows as well. Was looking forward to seeing them again at All Points west but got the tragic news of MCA's cancer and cancellation of the show last minute. Jay Z stepped up to perform and put on a good show although admittedly less than perfect tribute of no sleep til Brooklyn. None the less respect Jay sc My installation was titled Rabbit 🐇 Hole 🕳️ and had a sort of alice in Wonderland theme of funhouse mirrors where people could chill and space out in the shade and get some awesome pics of themselves all funhouse style. All this before the social media explosion. 💥.

🌟 Discover the Unique World of Joe Mangrum’s Sand Paintings! 🌟Joe Mangrum’s sand paintings are a mesmerizing blend of art, culture, and technology. Each creation is a testament to his incredible skill and imagination, showcasing intricate patterns hand-poured free-style directly on the pavement. These ephemeral works are more than just beautiful; they are performative public interventions that conceptually break up the urban grid with living organic shapes.What makes Joe’s sand paintings truly unique is their extraordinary variety. Drawing inspiration from undersea creatures, carnivorous plants, and botanical geometry, no two pieces are alike. His works merge shapes found in nature, science, and technology with visual cues from ancient traditions, urban flow, and pop culture. From vibrant fractal variations to intricate circuitry designs, each painting tells its own story.Joe’s artistry doesn’t stop at sand paintings. He also explores colored sand on canvas, carved panels, and traditional oil and acrylic, pushing the boundaries of contemporary art. His pieces are a living mathematical amalgam, influenced by the world around us and the hidden beauty within it.Dive into Joe Mangrum’s world and experience the diversity and innovation of his sand paintings. Follow us to stay updated on his latest creations and exhibitions!#SandArt #JoeMangrum #ContemporaryArt #PublicArt #EphemeralArt #UrbanArt #ArtInnovation #NatureInspiredArt

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“Delving into the realm where technology meets nature, my sand painting at Union Square is a dance of electrical impulses and biological forms. It’s not just art; it’s a conversation starter. What’s your take – a nod to our digital era or a tribute to natural beauty? Exciting news – I’m now open for live painting commissions! Whether it’s for events, galleries, or personal collections, I bring this unique fusion of sand and science to life, right before your eyes. Let’s create something unforgettable together. Share your thoughts on my Union Square piece and let’s discuss what we can create for your next event or collection.”

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This was a fun collab with @goldwatch for a film short for @festivaldecannes I’m painting over a projection of Jason on the floor with some fun effects. Sound on 🔊Headphones Perfered 🎧🎧🎧#sandman #joemangrum #cannesfilmfestival

I’ve gotten pretty fast over the years. This turned out about 30 ft in diameter at @doemuseum in Netherlands

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