Arts Brookfield , the cultural arm of the global real estate corporation Brookfield , presents a multi-property , large-scale art installation by renowned LA artist , John Van Hamersveld — Signs of Life . Beginning February 10 and running through March 31 , it will span across FIGat7th and Bank of America Plaza on Bunker Hill . The two sites will feature vibrant , pop art imagery . The installations are free and open to the public as part of Arts Brookfield ’ s continued effort to bring Brookfield ’ s public spaces to life through art .
Known for his legendary concert poster of Jimi Hendrix at LA ’ s Shrine Auditorium and quintessential artwork from the movie The Endless Summer , Van Hamersveld has played an instrumental role in shaping the visual culture of rock n ’ roll and SoCal life since the 1960s . His full design of the 1984 Olympic Mural at the LA Coliseum brought him , as well as Los Angeles , worldwide attention . The impact of the Endless Summer movie poster led Van Hamersveld to Capitol Records , where he worked on the design of numerous chart-topping records that still resonate today including The Magical Mystery Tour Beatles Album , The Rolling Stones ’ Exile on Main Street , The Grateful Dead ’ s Skeletons from the Closet , and Kiss ’ Hotter than Hell . In the 80s and 90s , Van Hamersveld worked with various corporations as a design consultant , focusing on the communication of ideas and attitude through imagery . Van Hamersveld ’ s design work has included projects for Kate Mantilini Restaurant , LA Style , Buzz Magazine , Gotcha Surfware and a rebranded drive-through window for Fatburger .
For more information about Arts Brookfield and John Van Hamersveld ’ s Signs of Life exhibit , visit www . artsbrookfield .
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SIGNS OF LIFE
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