Alec Monopoly

Alec Monopoly

Art Realm's Revolutionary

Recognized around the world for his vibrant graffiti art, Alec Monopoly is a world-renowned graffiti artist with a distinctive style that has garnered worldwide recognition. Monopoly is known for consistently pushing the boundaries and encouraging individuality. His art often features well-known characters such as Uncle Pennybags, Richie Rich, and Scrooge McDuck, and the use of bold innovative approaches to examine themes of luxury and excess. In addition to offering commentary on contemporary popular culture and a parody of capitalism, each of Monopoly's artworks invites viewers to consider the influence of these concepts on modern society.

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  • Monopoly and Richie Tea in Dubai Penthouse

    Monopoly and Richie Tea in Dubai Penthouse

    Alec Monopoly
    183 x 244 cm | 72 x 96 in
  • World Cup Print - Pink Signature

    World Cup Print - Pink Signature

    Alec Monopoly
    61 x 91 cm | 24 x 36 in
  • Duckling and Monopoly Cash for Gold Wall St Office Deal

    Duckling and Monopoly Cash for Gold Wall St Office Deal

    Alec Monopoly
    122 x 152 cm | 48 x 60 in
  • Richie and Monopoly Surfing - Green & Yellow Boards

    Richie and Monopoly Surfing - Green & Yellow Boards

    Alec Monopoly
    182 x 50 cm | 72 x 20 in
  • Monopoly Sitting on $ Money Bag

    Monopoly Sitting on $ Money Bag

    Alec Monopoly
    45 x 35 x 20 cm | 18 x 14 x 8 in
  • $ Team UK Car Parked Outside Buckingham Palace

    $ Team UK Car Parked Outside Buckingham Palace

    Alec Monopoly
    183 x 244 cm | 72 x 96 in
  • $ Team in London Hanging on Big Ben

    $ Team in London Hanging on Big Ben

    Alec Monopoly
    101 x 76 cm | 40 x 30 in
  • Green Frame $ Bags Sistine Chapel Ceiling

    Green Frame $ Bags Sistine Chapel Ceiling

    Alec Monopoly
    153 x 122 cm | 60 x 48 in
  • Monopoly, Richie Pink British Luxury Car with $ Bags

    Monopoly, Richie Pink British Luxury Car with $ Bags

    Alec Monopoly
    76 x 102 cm | 30 x 40 in
  • Title Deed NY Stock Exchange Monopoly Richie

    Title Deed NY Stock Exchange Monopoly Richie

    Alec Monopoly
    152 x 121 cm | 60 x 48 in
  • Monopz Team Oil Field

    Monopz Team Oil Field

    Alec Monopoly
    121 x 182 cm | 48 x 72 in
  • Richie and Monopoly Red Ferrari Parked Paris

    Richie and Monopoly Red Ferrari Parked Paris

    Alec Monopoly
    91 x 61 cm | 36 x 24 in

About Alec Monopoly

Originally from New York City, Alec Monopoly’s graffiti art can be seen in urban environments across the world, including New York, Miami, Los Angeles, Europe, Mexico, and Asia. Growing up in New York City with a classically trained painter as a mother, Monopoly considers himself a lifelong artist. Eschewing formal training for his pursuit of creating street art, Monopoly has established himself as one of the foremost artists of this genre.

His unique style takes a lighthearted approach, rather than the typical grim slant of street art, differentiating him from his contemporaries and giving his art a relatable quality. Using varied materials (including stencils, spray paint, epoxies, varnishes, and newspapers) Monopoly subversively depicts various icons of pop culture using cartoon illustrations as his own political commentary, and in the process has generated his own recognizable style of street art.

Monopoly’s tableaux, done on city surfaces, newsprint, sheet music or canvas, his work typically depicts the mustachioed, top-hat-wearing, Monopoly board game character performing a variety of activities, from sprinting with a moneybag under one arm to spinning turntables as a DJ.

In 2016, Swiss watch company TAG Heuer announced a collaboration with Monopoly at Miami Art Basel, naming him the company’s “art provocateur.” He created a mural, live and on red carpet for the 2013 film, “BELIEVE,” about Justin Bieber. Monopoly’s work has been purchased by Miley Cyrus, Robin Thicke, Snoop Dogg, Seth Rogan, Adrien Brody, and Iggy Azalea, among other renowned collectors.

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