Jojo Anavim is an American contemporary artist recognized for transforming the language of consumer culture and brand imagery into a distinctive artistic vocabulary. Drawing from his background in graphic design and marketing, Anavim incorporates familiar logos, advertising icons, and cultural symbols into his work, reassembling them with expressive brushwork and layered textures. His paintings capture both nostalgia and critique, reflecting on how mass media and consumer goods shape collective memory and personal identity. By merging commercial aesthetics with painterly gestures, Anavim situates his practice at the intersection of popular culture and fine art, continuing the legacy of contemporary pop art while infusing it with his own autobiographical narratives.

Space776 exhibits early to mid-career artists who work in a variety of mediums ranging from live multimedia performance art to traditional oil painting. The gallery accommodates artists from around the globe, taking their works to local and international art fairs such as Volta New York, Volta Basel, Art Miami, Palm Beach Modern + Contemporary, and Art Busan. Space776 was founded in Bushwick, Brooklyn in 2013. In 2020, the gallery relocated to its current residence at 37-39 Clinton Street on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. Space776 also opened a location in Seoul, South Korea in 2020 in accordance with the gallery’s mission to promote the international exchange between local New York artists and the Korean artistic sphere.