This particular advertisement caught my eye, because of all of the colors and contrast. There isn't a lot of text or description on it, but it definitely draws you in.
I believe the target audience for this message is primarily people who are interested in the creative art scene. I believe most of this audience would be made up of young adults who enjoy spending their free time at art galleries.
The words of this ad communicate the theme of an art gallery opening or of an artist that's going to be featured in a gallery. The main headline reads: " Mr. Brainwash is here." I personally don't really know what this means, but I want to. The subtext gives you the dates and address of the gallery.
The images of this advertisement communicate that this is an intensely creative event. These images definitely grab your attention because they are a collage of modern and abstract art overlapped by popular culture icons and images. These images also persuade an audience to research further into the gallery or to show up to see what it's all about.
This is culturally different from advertisements in the United States, because a lot of advertisements are trying to sell something instead of promote a creative event like this one is doing. American advertisements also provide a lot of information in order to provide all of the details, but this ad takes a more demure approach in order to draw you in.
I really like this advertisement, because it's eye catching and really bold but also clean at the same time. It also really draws me in. I want to know more about the gallery, about the message that the advertisement is trying to convey, about what kind of art will be featured there.
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