International Native American Artist Gage John Lazare Presents in NYC

International artist Gage John Lazare presents his first independent art show on September 7, 2016 from 6:00-10:00 PM at 452 Union St, Brooklyn, NY 11231. Gage John Lazare is most known for his creation of the Peace Chief Head, a concept created to represent his Native American heritage and the peace he wishes to see more of in the world. Through his art, Gage has established global clientele- creating pop culture portraits of iconic figures throughout history and present time; and by blending cultures from around the world into his work. Over 100 new paintings have been created for his debut show. Complimentary admission to this one night only event is FREE to the public from 8:00-10:00 PM. A portion of the evening's proceeds go towards Habitat for Humanity, Sponsored by Tito's Vodka.

"Being Native American, my lens with art and culture has a unique perspective. It's a priority that my pieces, reflect a modern technique mixed with historical and iconic figures to capture a moment in time." - Gage John Lazare

Gage John Lazare is a young Mohawk artist born and raised in Kahnawake, near Montreal, Canada. From a very young age, painting became Gage's favorite hobby. Gage paints because it's a way for him to get his energy out. Lazare's contemporary role models are Jackson Pollock, Alfred Hitchcock and Lee Alexander McQueen. They inspire him to stay true to himself. His canvases represent many mythical figures of Popular Culture, typical of the pop art movement. Gage is now located in New York City where he creates his works along with his collaborations with other artists and designers. For more information, please visit www.gagejohnlazare.com