The work of Paul Spina is a visceral reflection of the socio-economic world in which he lived: an urban working class neighborhood in Brooklyn, New York, dealing with World War II and the revolutionary years that followed. Paul was one of the first artist “settlers” in Soho, New York in the 1960s. For a fuller statement, click on "Statement" above this paragraph. 

Untitled Painting #12
c. 1990s
Acrylic on canvas
24 x 32
Untitled Painting #9
c. late 1980s
Acrylic
40 x 54
Candy, Girl Chasing Hoop
God's Angel
1988
Acrylic on canvas
23 1/4 x 28
Girl with hoop; candies
Untitled
Acrylic on canvas
74" x 62"
Paper plate face, candy.
Untitled
oil
74" x 72"
woman's face lower right corner, stairs, shark upper left corner, candy
Untitled
Oil on canvas
74" x 63"
Shark, woman lower left, ice cream cone
Untitled
Oil
60" x 77"
Blue tones; large businessman portrait, fish, bluejay, Salem cigarettes
Untitled
Oil
80" x 60"
Untitled
1984
Acrylic, wood
50 1/2" x 25 3/4"
Suburban home (carved), sky, candy.
1981
Mixed media
29 1/2 x 45"
Carved lamp, candy; acrylic
Untitled
Oil
63" x 78 3/4"
20th Century Fox, Orange
Tide's In, Dirt's Out
Acrylic on canvas
58 1/2" x 59"
Candy - large nose, L bottom triangle/landscape
Eating at the Movies
June 1977
Mixed media - acrylic, wood
48" x 64"
Candy, 4 images across top: breast (3-D), shark, penis (3-D), mouth
Monopoly
1980
Acrylic
59" x 59 1/2"
Candy, post card, palm trees
Untitled
Acrylic
73 1/2" x 60"
Candy, window
Untitled
Oil
57" x 63"
Mouth, Nose, Face, Shark
Untitled
Acrylic
37" x 31"
Candy, Train, Boat, Silhouette
Bit the Dust
2000
Acrylic
24" x 28"
Skull, candy
Underwater Eue
1979
Acrylic
48" x 64"
Candy, Mouth, Sailboat, Shark
Untitled
1966
Oil on canvas
34" x 81"
Mickey Mouse