Very strange video to accompany Kid Acne‘s first solo show at the Millennium Gallery in Sheffield, now open until Oct 23rd
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Art
UK artist Shok 1 recently painted this in China and it looks like the authorities now want it painted over.
3rd EP artwork variation, inks by Henry Flint, colours by Openmind
More Henry Flint art for the album release, not sure how far this is finished yet.
Art by Henry Flint, colours by Strictly Kev, coming this Autumn…
So excited to finally be able to see this, I’ve been privy to some of the workings of this for the past year now (my wife works for them) and it opens this week in London at the National Maritime Museum. Part of a major new exhibition, although this will be a permanent installation, content-heavy video mapping based around the moon’s relationship to the sea, this is just a tiny part of it.
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I was very excited to learn that Remi and Augustine were going to be painting a wall together in London whilst Kofie was in the UK taking part in a couple of exhibitions. Little did I realise that they would be painting a local pub on the high street of the neighborhood where I (and Remi) live. Said pub is the Bishop on Lordship Lane in East Dulwich, South East London and they spent two days in very changeable weather transforming the side of the building much to the surprise of the locals who don’t have anything like this round here. The first three images are by Timid, via Remi’s blog.
Here’s a selection of pictures I took this afternoon and there should be a timelapse film at some point in the future. Kofie is off back to the US tomorrow and Remi has a new mini book out of Selected Paintings as well as an EP of new tracks, available here.
God I love these. Buy them and many more from here
Preview of an artwork book I was involved in a few years ago – copies still available here
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7 pages of Jack Kirby magic from his adaptation of the film 2001. This is the ‘trip’ sequence and is taken from the Spanish version of the comic.
Going to see Transformers 3 at the Imax on Friday (after TF2 I’m not expecting much but, giant robots in 3D can’t be ignored). Here are two variants on a poster that will be given away at the Arclight cinema, Hollywood for the midnight screening tonight. The artist is Jesse Philips and the gold variant will be available to buy sometime Wednesday online.
Finally Augustine Kofie will be making it to the UK and showing work in two shows, one in Glasgow, one in London. First off he is part of ‘Rudimentary Perfection’ with work by: SheOne / Duncan Jago / Jaybo Monk / Matt W. Moore / Poesia / Nawer / Derm / Morten Andersen / Mark Lyken. It’s at the Recoat Gallery 323 North Woodside Road, G20 6ND, Glasgow and opens July 1st.
The second is Scream presents West End Rebellion, a group show featuring urban and contemporary artists including;
Faile, Retna, Banksy, Futura, Swoon, KAWS, Giles Walker, Aroe, Antony Micallef, Adam Neate, Os Gemeos, Herakut, Chaz Bojorquez and Shepard Fairey. At the Scream Gallery, 34 Bruton Street, London WIJ 6QX, UK and it also opens July 1st and runs for a month.
More info on both HERE
For no reason other than I just saw it and these pages are great, can’t beat a bit of Kirby. I think this was one of the last things he did for Marvel in the late 70’s. Gotta love that title; ‘Battle on a very busy street’.
For all you 2000ad fans out there, the legend that is Mike McMahon now has a blog. Featuring all sorts of unseen artwork from over the years including unpublished ABC Warriors pages from 2001!
So wish I could go and see this, looks incredible. I was lucky enough to shake the man’s hand one time at Ninja Tune HQ when he was in town with New Flesh.
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Slipcase for a forthcoming zombie set from Ashley Wood’s 3A imprint, I’m pretty sure these are sold out long ago but a nice design twist.
From Mighty Fine via Megatrip
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Beautiful
Another set of original Star Wars trilogy posters, this time by Jon E. Allen. Nicely done but Return of the Jedi doesn’t quite work for me. Also I think they’re too reminiscent of Andy Helms’ ones in this post.