Now 30, Fung has painted since he was a teenager. The exhibit is organized by Klughaus, a firm run by Victor Fung dedicated to getting graffiti artists into fine art. “Everyone, as a whole, is taking this as an opportunity to get more serious about art.” Still, a Smart Crew artist who goes by Pierre Hefner said the show represents a shift in the group’s development from truck tagging to mixed media. “Everyone is doing different things,” said Hefner, who did a watercolor, #nofilter, for the show. And in the below video teaser for “Smart Fools,” opening tomorrow at Fool’s Gold in Williamsburg, there’s some serious cloak-and-dagger action going on. In the above cartoon portrait, even the familiar face of rapper Action Bronson is pixelated. But that doesn’t mean its members are revealing their identities. You can see his progress above.Smart Crew, the underground graffiti group that came out of Queens in 1997, is teaming up with Adidas to put on its first public exhibition. From there, he linked up with trainer Dave Paladino, who shared Action Bronson's workout routine in the above video. They bought a scale to make sure his dogs could also go on the trip, and Bronson revealed that he was shocked to see the scale climb to 375-pounds. I wouldn’t just have one piece.'īronson then revealed what triggered him to start the journey, and he explained that after the birth of his son in 2019, he and his wife were planning a trip to Colombia to visit family. There was a lot of shit like prediabetes, eczema, asthma, all kinds of f**king dumb stuff that I had given myself. If I made something that was a big, round dish, I would eat the big, round dish. The famed rapper and 'F*ck, That's Delicious' host revealed that he's struggled with his weight for most of his life, stating, 'This journey started way long ago. I was born heavy. Action Bronson recently opened up to Men's Health magazine about his incredible 130-pound weight loss, which started in March of this year.

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