Nelson De La Nuez, The King of Pop Art, Presents Pop Icons: The Exhibition, at Bruce Lurie Gallery Reception, 8/17

International pop artist Nelson De La Nuez will be personally appearing at the Bruce Lurie Gallery for an artist's champagne and wine reception on Saturday, August 17, 2013 from 6:00-10:00 pm. The Nelson De La Nuez "Pop Icons" show will be comprised of original works, limited edition pieces, and brand new releases. The artist will also have his coffee table books, "Pop Americana: The Pop Art of Nelson De La Nuez" available for signing. The "Pop Icons" show will run in its entirety from Thursday, August 15th, which is an advanced Preview night, through September 7th, with the artist's rotating body of work remaining at the gallery on a permanent basis.

"We are very excited about having Nelson De La Nuez in person at the gallery for his Pop Icons exhibition. We showed his work at Art Hamptons recently and every, single piece sold out. We can't wait to have some of his large originals at this show. They sell out quickly because they are so rare to acquire. His pop art is incredibly unique in style and is often provocative in making a statement. Our gallery currently has and attracts some of the most prestigious art buyers in the world and I think Nelson's art will be an instant connection for them," says Bruce Lurie, Bruce Lurie Gallery director.

De La Nuez is listed on the "Who's Who List of the Most Collected Artists of Our Time" and his pop art is sold in galleries and auctions worldwide. He is also the owner of the Museum of Humor Art at theMoHA.com. He currently has created Nelson De La Nuez King of Pop Art branded items that consist of his own Heys designer pop art luggage collections (sold at Neiman Marcus and Lord and Taylor, etc.) that were featured on Oprah's magazine favorites, "the O List," Icon leather purses, shoes and accessories, limited edition tailored shirts, wallpaper collections for the hospitality industry and luxury homes and custom sound panels for walls and ceilings. All items are now available in limited quantities on his luxury brand's site, NelsonDeLaNuez.com.

"Those who attend the Pop Icons exhibition at Bruce Lurie Gallery will see a good mix of my work, from my various series on canvas, wood panels and resin and will get to see some much larger scale originals than are usually available. The people in attendance on Preview night or the reception will have the opportunity to purchase the originals first which sell quickly," explains De La Nuez.

The gallery address is: 2736 S La Cienega Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90034
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Nelson De La Nuez is collected by hundreds in the entertainment industry and his artwork is hanging in some of the most prominent, private collections of movie stars, directors, producers, comedians, models and corporations. His art has been featured on countless television shows, including interior design shows, billionaires' homes and providing decor for walls of sets filming. Several pieces of his artwork were the last to enter into the prestigious art collection of Michael Jackson just before his untimely death in June 2009. View his work at http://www.kingofpopart.com

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A prestigious, internationally recognized gallery dealing with contemporary, abstract, Pop Art, photography and figurative paintings, works on paper and sculpture. Bruce Lurie Gallery in NY was frequented by Keith Haring and Andy Warhol.

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