Brentwood CA's first fine art gallery opens presenting RISK

Comic-Con Favorite Choice Fine Art  opened their first gallery Choice Contemporary this month in Brentwood, California.  The first and only fine art gallery in Brentwood, this gallery marks a new development for the Choice Fine Art brand as an authority in specialized collections of contemporary art. Choice Contemporary merges the excitement of pop culture into the beauty and sophistication of fine art.

The gallery will open with a solo exhibition 'ANARCH TO MONARCH' by prolific graffiti artist, Kelly "RISK" Graval.

Heralded as, “One of the most important multidimensional contemporary artists of our time," RISK was the first graffiti artist to paint train cars, freeway overpasses, and billboards. Over the past two decades, RISK has become a force in the international art scene as his work has been exhibited in major galleries and museums throughout New York, Toronto, London, Paris, Miami, and San Francisco. He has collaborated with some of the most iconic names in the music industry including Aerosmith, Bernie Taupin, Michael Jackson, Ice Cube, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Bad Religion.

Gallery Owner and Founder of Choice Fine Art, Ari Goldman is one of the longest-operating and most reputable vintage animation art dealers in the world and the holder of one of the largest animation archives in the world including licensing for Marvel, DC, and Disney. The space will be dedicated to contemporary art and exhibits that will showcase the fine art Goldman built the company from, including pieces from Choice Fine Art.

“In the last couple of years, we’ve embarked on some ambitious projects that we’re extremely optimistic about, like the Choice Contemporary Gallery,” says Ari Goldman, Founder of
Choice Fine Art, “and are managing to do so due to an amazing pivot to digital sales, necessitated by the tragedy of COVID-19. Choice Fine Art, through both Choice Collectibles and Choice Contemporary, takes the beauty and refinement of art and makes it welcoming and accessible to everyone.”