An Interview with Street Artist Gaia | Visual Art | Hudson Valley | Chronogram Magazine
An Interview with Street Artist Gaia
Gaia's "Artemis Emerging from the Quarry" in process on Crown Street in Kingston.

Baltimore-based street artist Gaia stopped by our office to talk about the new six-story mural he created in Uptown Kingston for this year's O+ Festival. The 26-year-old artist is a rising star in the art world, with commissions from Sheboygan to Vladivostok and many cities in-between. Gaia's work can also be seen in galleries, making him heir apparent to artists like Keith Haring who straddled the divide between the public and fine art spheres.

Interview with Gaia

The O+ Festival kicks off on Friday in Kingston. Full schedule here. A portfolio of Gaia's work can be viewed here.

Brian K. Mahoney

Brian is the editorial director for the Chronogram Media family of publications. He lives in Kingston with his partner Lee Anne and the rapscallion mutt Clancy.
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