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Showing posts with label cyclops. Show all posts
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Tuesday, 1 December 2009

Evil Xmas 5th & 6th Dec 12-5pm The East Room & Sosho London



Our good mate Mr Evil brings you the Evil Xmas at The East Room and Sosho
Arts Co and Pure Evil have joined forces once again to invite street and contemporary artists to take over The East Room members' club and dining room and neighbouring Shoreditch club Sosho for the second annual EVIL XMAS FAYRE. This twisted take on a traditional European Christmas fair takes place on the 5th and 6th December from 12- 5pm. Indulge in some festive tastes and pick up some real art bargains from street art luminaries and emerging talent including Bortusk Leer, Cyclops, Dscreet, Joel and Sam Levack, Shuby, Hero, K Guy, Lilly Ladjevardi, Remi Rough, and Sweetoof.Opening Hours – 12.00 to 17.00pm.
Entrance £1 donation in support of StreetSmart Get on down this weekend.
The East Room & Sosho, 2 Tabernacle Street, EC2A 4LU

As well as a selling exhibition of original art and prints the artists will let the ghosts of Christmas past, present and future loose across both buildings. Experience Xmas hell at Sosho - the walls will be wheat-pasted by an army of Santa’s dark helpers (a mystery line up of London's best street artists) or visit the Xmas Squat, a credit crunch vision of seasonal cheer in fictional Grimesby. The squat is an art installation by Luc Price aka Cyclops fresh from his recent show 'Jesus Help Me Find My Proper Place’ at Black Rat Press.


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Monday, 12 October 2009

Solo exhibition of works by Lucas Price CYCLOPS



Black Rat Press next show is a solo exhibition of works by Lucas Price. ‘Jesus Help Me Find My Proper Place’ previews on Thursday 15 October

Painting under the name Cyclops Lucas is one of London’s most prolific street artists and a founding member of the Burning Candy Collective. Lucas’ gallery works have an raw urgent feel to them, both angry and intimate, as if he has purged his mind in the process of applying paint to canvas. Often heavily layered and incorporating overlapping text and images they have a striking honesty and freshness to them. For this show Lucas has created an installation which promises to confuse the senses and give a unique insight into his view of the world.


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