This Thursday, 55DSL’s art studio: Studio55 kicks off Pic+Mix, a series of collabrative exhibits between two artist from different mediums working together. The first exhibit promises to be a good one, featuring art director Sanderson Bob and blacksmith Sam Sherbone. So if you’re in town check it out, and have free beer from Tiger.
The Super Scooby
“four beefburgers, eight rashers of bacon, eight slices of cheese, 12 onion rings and three types of relish”
If you’re over in London, make sure you stop by Stolen Space to view Sylvia Ji’s new exhibition, Nectar. Her work is so damn beautiful.
Opening Friday night in London. If you didn’t know, now you do.
DALEK & DELTA
28 August – 26 September 2009
Tuesday – Saturday 12 – 6pm, Thursdays ’til 8pm
As far as I am concerned freerun was made famous in the Jame Bond film Casino Royale. I know you may disagree but, that’s my opinion. Anyway, Barclaycard and the World Freerun Championship event is in London this weekend at Trafalgar Square, for more info and the Bond scene click after the jump.
Londoners, put on your Clarks, Trainers, or whatever, and head over to the Pure Evil Gallery for Pure Evil’s new show. We’ve seen some of the work and it is bangin’. Opening tonight.
Pure Evil Gallery,
108 Leonard st,
London EC2A 4XS
Gallery Hours:
10am – 6pm daily
or by appointment.
Very cool comic book fueled work by Austrailian artist Jirat Patradoon. He currently has a show at Saatchi & Saatchi Gallery 70 George St. until July 22
Opening tomorrow night at Lazrides’ Rathbone space is Vhils‘ first solo show in England, Scratching The Surface. If you’re over there, we highly recommend it.
We just discovered Free News Projects, who in turn introduced us to Pablo Bronstein.
“London-based Pablo Bronstein is a young artist floating out of time. His is an eye that can, say, synthesize the dripping, ornate grandeur of European Rococo architecture with the juvenile, weird, building-block edifices of the 1980s. In A Guide to Postmodern Architecture in London, a short book published by Walther Konig in 2008, Bronstein made it look obvious, and perfect. Bronstein’s indulgence educates selflessly, for his is an art that encourages others to look harder and draw the most from their own obsessions. In October 2006, the artist dryly guided a coach tour around London to share his discoveries.” Thanks to FNP for the tip.
“I think it’s the duty of any civilised country to provide refugees with the basics of human survival. Just because I personally only change my pants once every six weeks doesn’t mean every asylum seeker should have to do the same.”
And if you like, a link to the actual celebrity undies auction which features the likes of Helen Mirren, Jordan, Robert Crumb, Rickey Gervais, Jarvis Cocker, Fergie, Daniel Day-Lewis and many more…
Phillips De Pury’s Saturday @ Phillips auction returns tomorrow to London, offering up some interesting lots. The following is selection of works I think you should bid on and win. Because winning is fundamental.
Over the past couple days, Banksy has blessed the public with two new pieces. This miniature b-boy (above) is picture perfect and the fact that Banksy integrated the wall into the piece makes it that much better. Check after the jump for a detail shot, as well as the other piece Banksy put up.
With the English ‘Urban Art’ market collapsing, an interesting marketing concept has popped up across the pond. Brahma Beer and something called Artichoke have teamed up to raffle off the chance to buy a signed Banksy print, Trolleys, for 1 penny. This really takes the phrase ‘Art is only worth what somebody is willing to pay for it’ to the max!
Red Rag To A Bull is a “public service site funded by a cartell of rich and powerfull light industrialists who wish to remain annonymous.”
Turns out those wishing to remain anonymous include Jamie Reid, James Cauty, and Billy Childish and one of their purposes is to raise the £200 for Cartrain, a 16 year old artist who Damien Hirst demanded money from for using his diamond skull in a print. Another is‘as “a creative exercise that mocked and exposed the idiocy an overbearing and thoughtless approach to copyright control that creates fear and censorship in the arts.”
The shop shuts down today, but have a look anyway.
via, Art Observed
Brad Downey’s latest show, An Honest Thief, opened last night at Stolen Space Gallery in London. We are especially partial to this piece (above), V Fresh. If you’re in London, stop by and have a look, and if you haven’t done so already, buy The Adventures of Darius and Downey. A great book
Only in Britain can you have a career as a presenter. If you do not know, this is Alexa Chung, recently dubbed best dressed in 2008 by Vogue. She is also the arm candy of a little Arctic Monkey. There’s something about her that I am now obsessed with.
Carpenters Workshop Gallery, 3 Albemerale Street, London w1s 4., will be exhibiting Sebastian Brajkovic’s new body of work, entitled Lathe. Brajkovic’s work, balance between the old and the new. He uses the computer to create models that are twisted intow “reflective” works, as if you dysected the middle of the and inserted a mirror. There is a private viewing with the artist / Thursday 5 February, 6-9pm. The Show runs from 5 February – 14 March 2009
The Black Sheep from the treatment rooms are squatting the Auction Saboteur shop. What does that mean? It means you can pick up Missy Pig Tits for £1500.00 made to order. Check out Auction Saboteur now and check out their new print release while your there.
Check out this flannel from all saints. On sale now for 63 pounds.
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