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JJ Brine
JJ Brine is an American visual artist and gallerist. He curates and operates Vector Gallery in New York City, which has drawn attention and critical response for its controversial Satanic imagery. The NYC location closed when Brine travelled to Tanna, Vanuatu but has since re-opened on Beverly Boulevard in Los Angeles.〔
==Art==
Brine refers to his installations as "Shrines" and his exhibits combine performance art and visual narrative and his work has been has been compared to that of Duchamp and Andy Warhol.〔〔〔 However, Brine's art has also been acknowledged as lacking in direct formal precedent and has thus been characterized as the beginning its own movement.〔〔〔 Brine has referred to this movement as "Posthuman Art."〔〔
Brine was sponsored by Select Fair in conjunction with Art Basel Miami Beach 2014 and opened Vector Gallery on site. Part of the gallery’s participation included "Body As Commodity", an installation in which Lena Marquise, performance artist and Vectorian minister of state, charged cell phones with her vagina. Musical artist Usher visited Vector on December 3, 2014, participated and charged his cell phone inside the installation. It was the top story generated during Art Basel.
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