AN EXPLOSION OF COLOR.  “Rocco’s American Life” – An art collection thought lost and forgotten is to be revealed for the first time in 28  years. As vibrant as the day they were painted, created in San Diego during the early 90s, stored away, nearly abandoned, even thought tossed away, until now: America’s largest collection of Satoshi Akiyama a.k.a “Rocco” The Father of Japanese Street Art, a collection of bold fine street art unseen for a generation, will be on display at the 7000 sf. Design Consignment Gallery [DCG] overflowing with interactive color and good energy. DCG is excited to be hosting Rocco as Artist in Residence featuring Rocco’s art studio, live painting exhibitions, music, dance and workshops.

Open 7 days per week to the public presenting artworks by Three Sister City Artists:

• Rocco Satoshi – Yokohama Artist and Father of Japanese Street Art | 
• Mario Torero – San Diego Artist and Father of Chicano Park | 
• Enrique Chiu – Tijuana Artist and Father of the Mural de la Hermandad |  

Also featuring San Diego artist Maria Elena Cruz and others all curated to complete the vision of celebrating this passionate art with live painting exhibitions, music and dance with an entire gallery of paintings that come alive with 3D glasses.

View Rocco’s Entire Schedule Here