KISS frontman Paul Stanley will be appearing in person at the Westworth Gallery Tysons Galleria this week to promote his original works of art.

Stanley, who designed and created the iconic KISS emblem, one of the most recognized rock logos, will be appearing at the Wentworth Gallery on April 20 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Wentworth Gallery at Tysons Galleria in McLean.

The public will get a chance to view and purchase Stanley’s works at exhibits around the country. Westworth Gallery has nine locations across the U.S.

“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,” Christian O’Mahony, principal of Wentworth Gallery, said in a statement.

“With the Black Series, Stanley pushes the boundaries of his art by starting with a black canvas and creating vibrance and emotion with his trademark bright colors,” Wentworth said.

More on Stanley and his art: https://wentworthgallery.com/stanley.html

The Wentworth Gallery: https://wentworthgallery.com/index.html