KISS frontman Paul Stanley has announced plans to embark on a fine art tour in February.
Stanley is set to visit Wentworth Gallery locations across the country, presenting works from his Black Series, which features new original paintings, hand-painted guitars, works on metal and more.
KISS fans can catch Stanley and view his works at the Hollywood, Florida Wentworth Gallery location on February 3, the Boca Raton, Florida location on February 4, the Bethesda, Maryland location on February 24 and the McLean, Virginia location on February 25.
"Paul's artwork really connects with people. In particular, his unique use of colors elicits strong emotions. It is extremely rare to sell an entire gallery of art during a show, but Paul does it regularly. He has become an art phenom," says Christian O'Mahony, Principal Wentworth Gallery.
The Black Series was supposed to be on display in 2020 but was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Meanwhile, Stanley and his KISS bandmates are set to hit the road in 2023 for the final dates of their End of the Road World Tour in the United Kingdom in June and July.
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