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"The Quentin Tarantino of the art world."
Robert Maxwell--
Detroit News
"Hot dames, cool cats, Jamie Roxx
PoP Noir exhibit shook Cambridge last night at
the Out of the Blue Gallery on 2nd.
...a must see."
Natalie Hearst--Boston Phoenix
"Is
Jamie Roxx the rebirth of contemporary Pop
Art? He would say 'Yes,' and many would agree."
Boston
Herald
"Jamie Roxx does it again at the Color Images in a Black and
White World Show"
The San Diego-Union Tribune
"Pop Art, VIP. Jamie Roxx unveiled a new host of photo
negative images in technicolor at the Hollywood Athletic Club last night"
Los Angles Times
Watch video footage from Jamie's Last Show at the W Hotel, San Diego
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Art
The immortalization of self
Andy Warhol might be dead, but the "pop art" movement he helped jumpstart is still alive and kicking. Just ask
artist Jamie Roxx, a pop-art lover and practitioner whose "pop noir" pieces are in high demand. Roxx takes what
Warhol left behind and breathes some life into the movement by offering regular ol' John and Jane Does the chance to have
their mugs turned into works of art. From 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 17, Roxx will be hanging out at the W Hotel, 421 West
B St., Downtown.
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