From the great folks who bring your yearly Upfest dose, The Great Bristol Art Sale is a Christmas delight opening up doors tomorrow night the 2nd of December from 6.30. Go get yourself a Christmas cracker a better gift than you'd find in any store.
Wilder Gallery, 131 Wilder Street, Bristol
Featuring:- 20/20,Abide,Adam Mclevey,Agent Provocateur,Ben Slow,Boon,Chiba Love,Danny O'Connor,David Walker,DBO,European Bob,Fake,FarkFK,Finbar,Goin,Id-iom,Ikkeno,Ian Phenna,Jack Tierney,JK47,Julian Kimmings,K74,Lee Ellis,Levi C,Martin Whatson,Matti,Mish Mash,My Dog Sighs,Myne,Nol,Pete Street,Phil Blake,Rose Popay aka The Art Tart,Schlomo,Sebastian Pape,Sergei,Snik,Snub23,SPQR,Stickee,Teddy Girl,TM,Tribe1,Zee Zee
Tuesday, 1 December 2009
The Great Bristol Art Sale
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Monday, 30 November 2009
The Prodigy V's K-Guy New Print with LAB
The latest LAB print release from The Prodigy V's K-Guy goes live this week.
3 Editions of 25 in Fluorescent Yellow, Pink & Orange onto 300 gsm black Somerset satin. All with unique hand painted backgrounds so each print is slightly different. Signed by all of the band members & K-Guy price at £125 each.
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Tuesday, 24 November 2009
Flying Eyeball Exhibition and Pop Up Shop Mayfair London 8th Dec
Flying Eyeball's exhibition & Pop up shop. Europe's Top Graffiti / Street Artists showcase there latest works behind the Royal Academy in London's famous Art gallery district. Featuring:
Goldie / Eine / Inkie / Shoe / She One / Mysterious Al / Sickboy / Insa / Xens / Chu / SHOK1 / Zeus / Hush / MauMau / Kid Acne / Steff Plaetz / Part2 / Pure Evil / RYCA / David Walker / China Mike / Don / Dora / Milk / Andy Council and more TBC.
Canvas Works, Original Illustrations, Screenprints, 3D works, T-Shirts, Toys, Books and much more...
Plus and exclusive After Party with Beni G (JackBeats), Benji Boko & Kish Kash at the helm...
For Buyers Preview & Private View please email:
exhibition@flying-eyeball.co.uk
Cork Street Mayfair London 8th Dec - 13th
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Tate the Biscuit - East End Arts Club show 3rd - 6th Dec
Tate the Biscuits by the East End Arts Club's exhibition is displaying a huge collection of street artists, conceptual artists, installation artists, painters, graphic illustrators and photographers, who all come together under the roof of Shoreditch Town Hall to create interpretations of proverbs and phrases. view a huge selection of street and urban art, and then ponder at the life size sculpture of a seven year old boy made with green fiberglass. Poking from the corner of one of the rooms you can see a strange doll with many arms, a painted image of a monkey lounging on a sofa. A huge display of contemporary urban painting which show chases the best of what is present today.
Private View 6-9pm - Thursday 3rd December 2009
12-8 Friday 4th December 10-6 pm Sat 5th December / Sun 6th December 2009
SHOREDITCH TOWN HALL 380,Old Street, London EC1V 9LT, London
ARTISTS Rugman, The Krah ,David Bray, Snub, Schoony, Asboluv ,Tinsel Edwards, Twinkle Troughton , Ben Allen, Patrick Hughes, Infinity Bunce, Lorraine Clarke, Mark Fraser- Betts, Edd Pearman , Jane Grosvenor, Espira, Up The Arts- Kerry Roper, John Doe, Craww, Tate Sisters, Stuart-Koenig Roach, The Kuntists, Grafik Warfare Emporium, Swifty, Martin Grover, Dr D, Mark Perronet, Kate Pritchard, Tamara Dubnyckyj, Dan Kitchener, Eyesaw Pilot, Wayne Chisnall, Patrick Hughes, Martin Kingdom , Richard Stone, Katherine Lubar, Russell Chater , Chris Koning, Tom Wilmott , Nathan Eastwood, Bob London, Ting Ting Cheng, Danilo Murru, Arina Orlova, , James Tebbutt , Blair Zaye, Augustine Coll, Paul Hill, Constance Slaughter, Annabel Tilley, David Gomez Maestre, Amyhyejung Shin, Fabio Lattanzi Antinori, Shona Davies, David Monaghan, Kevin Green , Andrew Salgado, Jess Wilson, Jboy, Anja Jane, Rachel Eardley,Lara Hardwood ,Helen Lang, ARTHOUSE, Daniel Locke,Liz Toole,Anthony Peters, Phil Sheffield, James Brown, Trent Sidharrta, World of Moose, Jennifer Camilleri, Helen Musselwhite, Martin Grover , Angie Crowe, Piers Secunda, Chad Macfalene, Amy Wicks, Natalie Taylor, Phillip Osbourne, Michael Vanderson, Anja Jane, Peter Sylveire, Jboy, Elod Beregszazi, Andrew Johnson, Hannah Marie Luxton, Michael Cranston, Mychael Barratt, Lou Trigg, Suzy Taylor, Robin Clare, Ros Shiers, Gavin Edwards, Karen Lockhart......e
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Print Club London - Pop Up Christmas Shop. Dec 19th & 20th.
With new work from the likes of ANTHONY PETERS, CELYN BRAZER, EMILY FORGOT, HENNIE HAWORTH, LUKE WHITTAKER, MALIKA FAVRE, PAUL BOMMER and many more. All prints will be for sale, ranging from a recession friendly £35 to pricier pieces. Specialising in work from illustrators, designers and street artists, this is the perfect place to get your Christmas presents. Theres also a special Bag a Bag scheme being launched, where with the purchase on one of the new artists' prints, you get a specially designed and signed tote bag from the artist.
If you want to go to the private view,Friday 18th 6pm email rsvp@printclublondon.com.
Saturday and Sunday Dec 19th & 20th, 11am-6pm
214 Brick Lanejavascript:void(0)
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Friday, 20 November 2009
Pho Live in Berlin
If you find in yourself Berlin this Sunday you need to be heading over to the Project Room / Schönhauser Allee 8 / Berlin-Mitte / Saturday, November 21, 2009, 7-10 pm brought to you by Circle Culture Gallery
Marco Grassi strikingly proves that street art is no longer a homogenous art form that is easily to apprehend or to describe. Borders are floating. In the mid-1990s Grassi was a main protagonist of the Italian street art underground, but simultaneously studied fine arts at the Brera academy in Milan. In his art he amalgamates found footage and objects from daily life with gestures lent by Abstract Expressionism; he performs virtuosity with all painterly media. In an enduring inner dialog and with painting itself he produces his imagery. Why he addresses himself with the pseudonym “Pho” like a Vietnamese noodle soup, you can ask him directly. Marco Grassi visits our friends from Project Room for a live painting session.
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POW - Fiesta Resistance
POW opens it's doors for December with The Fiesta Resistance.
With new prints, Pinatas & loads of tropical South American flair it's a great place to let the sunshine in on these hurricane days.
Dec 4th - 23rd. Pictures On Walls Open 11 - 5 Monday to Friday, 11 - 4 Sunday.
Ground Floor, 46/48 Commercial Street, London, E1 6LT.
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Rockin Vixen Rollerskating Fight
Whats this you say, loads of Rockerbilly chicks on Rollerskates knocking the shit out of one another in Bethnal Green this Saturday. I'm there!!!!
Next Bout: November 21st versus Birmingham Blitz Dames - Get your ticket now!
The Birmingham Blitz Dames are coming down to Londontown for some pre xmas roller derby action vs London Rockin' Rollers!
Sat 21st November doors at 4pm first bout at 5pm.
York Hall, Bethnal Green, London E29PJ
The Rockin' Rollers are determined to dethrone recently crowned #2 team in the UK, while Birmingham are sure to be looking to blitz the Londoners on their home turf. These two teams have not met on the track since 2007 where the Blitz Dames won by a single point.
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Thursday, 19 November 2009
K-Guy V's the Prodigy
LAB's latest print with The Prodigy V's K-Guy sneaky peak. It's Gonna be in three fluro colourways and only 25 of each, printed onto Black somerset paper. Launching beginning of December 09. K-Guy has one special edition, printed on an old school desk & lovingly framed in his latest group show, The Lock Up on Eastcastle Street W1. Launch night Tonight.
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Friday, 13 November 2009
'The Tousands' at Village Underground Wed 18th Nov
The Thousands group show curated by Vandalog at the Village Underground, 54 Holywell Lane, Shoreditch, EC2A 3PQ. Free entrance Wed 18th - 22nd Nov Thurs 11am-9pm, Fri 11am-5pm, Sat/Sun 11am-7pm. Opening Wed 6-10pm mail rj@vandallog.com for more info.
Featuring work from Faile, Banksy, KAWS, Shepard Fairey, Swoon, Herakut, and Barry McGee
Michael “RJ” Rushmore is the founder of Vandalog, a blog highly respected and widely known throughout the contemporary art world. Curating his first exhibition called “The Thousands.” To accompany the show RJ has written “The Thousands: Painting Outside, Breaking In.” The exhibition will feature original work by some of the top names in street art. Many of the works have come from private collections, but several pieces have been provided directly by the artists participating in the show.
RJ’s endevour. “The Thousands” is an attempt to show the art world and the public that there are great works of art within the sphere of “street” and that these artists deserve a place in art history.
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