DAN PERJOVSCHI ON VERNISSAGE_TV
| June 2, 2010
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DAN PERJOVSCHI is an artist who has taken political cartooning out of the news and into galleries, working directly onto the walls of some of the world’s leading art venues, including the atrium of New York’s Museum of Modern Art. Much of Perjovschi’s work has dealt with the birth-pangs of the EU, including the accession of his native Romania. VernissageTV caught up with the artist as he chalked up an outside wall at Fumetto Festival Lucerne.
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