David Aron was an important part of the legendary Alleged Gallery in New York City and showed alongside artists such as Chris Johanson, Barry McGee, Shepard Fairey, Thomas Campbell, and Mike Mills. His current work, which includes delicate assemblages made from bits and pieces of former works and found objects, reflects the joy of spontaneity and serendipity learned from a longtime practice of gestural mark making. Aron currently lives in the Hudson Valley and rides his skateboard on special curved surfaces as much as possible.