The Story
Size:44 x 44 in.
The Connor Brothers’ original painting Those Who Say, measuring 39" x 39", showcases their signature fusion of vintage glamour and sharp, contemporary commentary. The artwork presents a confident, poised woman against a minimalist background, with the defiant phrase "Those who say it cannot be done should not interrupt those of us who are doing it" emblazoned in bold red and white text. The striking contrast between the elegant figure and the rebellious statement creates a powerful narrative about resilience, action, and determination.
Mike Snelle and James Golding, the artists behind The Connor Brothers, have built their careers on blurring the boundaries between truth and fiction. Originally presenting themselves under a fabricated identity, they explored themes of perception and reality before revealing their true selves to the art world. Their works playfully subvert cultural norms, drawing on the aesthetic of pulp fiction covers while layering in satire, humour, and poignant observations.
Today, The Connor Brothers are celebrated for their wit, irony, and visual storytelling. Their work resonates deeply in today’s world of misinformation and curated realities. As well as creating thought-provoking art, they have aligned themselves with important social causes, supporting refugees and mental health initiatives. Their distinctive style and message continue to inspire audiences around the globe.
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Size:44 x 44 in.
The Connor Brothers’ original painting Those Who Say, measuring 39" x 39", showcases their signature fusion of vintage glamour and sharp, contemporary commentary. The artwork presents a confident, poised woman against a minimalist background, with the defiant phrase "Those who say it cannot be done should not interrupt those of us who are doing it" emblazoned in bold red and white text. The striking contrast between the elegant figure and the rebellious statement creates a powerful narrative about resilience, action, and determination.
Mike Snelle and James Golding, the artists behind The Connor Brothers, have built their careers on blurring the boundaries between truth and fiction. Originally presenting themselves under a fabricated identity, they explored themes of perception and reality before revealing their true selves to the art world. Their works playfully subvert cultural norms, drawing on the aesthetic of pulp fiction covers while layering in satire, humour, and poignant observations.
Today, The Connor Brothers are celebrated for their wit, irony, and visual storytelling. Their work resonates deeply in today’s world of misinformation and curated realities. As well as creating thought-provoking art, they have aligned themselves with important social causes, supporting refugees and mental health initiatives. Their distinctive style and message continue to inspire audiences around the globe.
