212 Arts is pleased to present a solo exhibition of new works on paper from Adam Fujita. In response to the current conditions imposed by the Covid-19 virus, this exhibition marks a special milestone in that it’s our first fully virtual exhibit, which can be viewed here. While nothing can replace being able to see an exhibit in person this virtual platform allows us to further our mission of making art more accessible.

Adam has collaborated with Monster Energy, Adidas, Shake Shack, The Brooklyn Nets, Coach, and Gov Ball amongst many other companies. His recent neon style work has been an exploration of protest and resistance through the use of the medium of street art and the internet. As a response to the election results of 2016 in the US Adam has been using the neon as a metaphor for "keeping the lights on " this volatile and dangerous Trump administration. Not willing to let them operate behind the shadows of Washington DC."  Adam has been making political statements and protests with his neon street art and graffiti most of his adult life. He has addressed gender issues, police violence, women's rights, corporate greed, nativism and more with his neon style street art. Adam has a 25 year history writing graffiti starting in San Francisco in the early 1990s and has been working and living in NYC since 2001.