Local artist Eric Mancini has a unique flair--and a heck of a story to tell. The Denton-born artist has made a name for himself on the local scene in recent years, partly for his unique talent, and partly for the fun he has with his art. Mancini’s “Trumpster” piece--a pasting of Trump’s face on a Denton dumpster--earned the artist headlines back in January, but he’s been stirring up controversy with his signature snarky art long before that. Now, Mancini’s going solo with a Saturday, Sept. 29th from 6-9 p.m., show at the Stomping Ground Comedy Theater. The show, an art gallery that displays his multiple styles alongside a comedy show, is a unique artistic offering worthy of a creator like Mancini.
A goal of Mancini’s is to explore his craft further and continue to produce new and interesting work for people to hopefully enjoy, or not enjoy. He is more concerned that you just at least feel something, even if that happens to be disdain for his work. His signature style will be on full display, in the show on the 29th, alongside a whole new body of work in a never before seen style from him, where he’ll be joined by comedians “roasting” his work.
Price
- FREE!
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