Showing posts with label Art Exhibition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art Exhibition. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Street Fonts Book Featuring Tizer One ID & MadC Exhibition Thurs 14/4/11 - 1/5/11


Street Fonts by MadC is a new book explorating Alphabets designed by International Graffiti Writers.
Featuring ID Crews Tizer One
It is Hardback and has 320 pages with over 400 illustrations RRP £19.99
ISBN 9780500515594


Mad C Exhibition Thurs 14/4/11 - 1/5/11
PURE EVIL / Charley Uzzell Edwards
Artist | Accidental Gallerist

Pure Evil Gallery,
108 Leonard st,
London EC2A 4XS
Gallery Hours:
10am - 6pm daily
T: 020 7729 2866
M: 07805 420 771
E: cue@sofuzzycrew.com


Rosy One's Alphabet
For an in depth interview with Rosy One by The Kool Skool's Shucks One check out Graphotism Issue 45

Friday, October 1, 2010

Bill London Eastpak Gallery Carnaby St. from 1/10/10 (Graffiti Exhibition)


Graffiti artist Bill London is exhibiting a series of new "Natural Ingredients" Paintings at the Eastpak Gallery on Carnaby Street, London WC1 from October 1.


Bill London is part of the Represent Graffiti Crew who are the current European champions of Write 4 Gold an international graffiti competition.


Represent Graffiti Crew

Monday, September 20, 2010

The Architects Exhibition - Atom Rooms Sep 24th, 2010 - Oct 3rd, 2010


"Age Of Shiva" - Prime

The Architects Exhibition
Atom Rooms
Sep 24th, 2010 - Oct 3rd, 2010

AtomRooms presents THE ARCHITECTS , a show curated by Keith Hopewell (Part2ism) and featuring the works of Errol Donald (Pride), James Choules (SheOne), Mark Sinckler (Prime) and Matthew Bradford (Fuel), who emerged from the Original School of London Graffiti Writers.

Notting Hill
328 Portobello Road,
London , W10 5RU
Telephone: 07889 177 422

Wednesday, September 15, 2010

NYCHOS at PURE EVIL GALLERY SHOW LONDON (Graffiti Show)


Nychos is Scaaaaaarey!!!!

NYCHOS at PURE EVIL GALLERY

Pure Evil Gallery
108 Leonard St.
London EC2
Opening Night: Thursday 16 September 2010. Time: 6-9 pm
Exhibition runs until the 27 September 2010.

Thursday, July 22, 2010

Whitecross Street Party, London EC1 - 24&25/7/10 FREE.


Whitecross Street Party, London EC1 - 24th - 25th July 2010. 12 - 6pm. FREE. Fun for ALL ages!! Exhibition closes on the 5th September.
More info here

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Kool Skool Love! Super Punch



The Kool Skool Salutes Super Punch



Super Punch is an excellent Blog that specializes in Illustration and the good aspects of Collectable culture, strictly funny and quality product. It does not feature the usual corny stuff , !!! Updated many times a day!!! Check it out!







Super Punch

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Insa X Chris Ofili @ Tate Britain - Sunday 14/3/09


Poop Skooters!!! : )

Jet setting Graffiti Artist, and good friend of The Kool Skool Insa has been invited to pay homage to the style and significance of Ofili’s early work.

INSA at TATE Britain

As part of the “Bring the Noise’ events at Tate Britain, INSA was invited to produce a piece of work in response to Chris Ofili’s current retrospective exhibition. He produced two: a piece entitled “Only God and You Can Judge Me (Jumbo Edition)” and a pair of 10” platform high heels made from elephant dung, entitled “Anything goes when it comes to (s)hoes….”



Wednesday, March 3, 2010

‘Skullduggerous’ Group Show - Art For Bhopal



Art For Bhopal
DONATE ART. BUY ART.
Help the people of Bhopal who are still suffering the effects of the World's worst industrial disaster- the chemical gas leak of December 1984- and are now being slowly poisoned by the toxic waste that was never cleaned up... This is 'Bhopal's Second Disaster'.

The London ‘Skullduggerous’ group show at the PURE EVIL GALLERY, 4th-13th March. All sale proceeds go to The Bhopal Medical Appeal see www.bhopal.org


The Krah


Part2


Mark Boyce

Tuesday, June 2, 2009

"Dirty Laundry" Art Show


The Kool Skool's Shucks One will be displaying a new painting at an exiting mix of contemporary artists at the Dalston Super Store in East London. The show is called Dirty Laundry and the artists have been asked to intemperate the phrase into new works.

Shuck's piece is based on the Mohammed El Gharani and Omar Khadr, the two have been held without formal charges in Quantanamo Bay since 2001, and arrived as teenagers.

Mohammed El Gharani Guantanemo's youngest inmate

Mohammed was just 14 years old and Omar 15 when they arrived at Camp X-Ray, and are still being detained despite a US Federal Judge ordering the immediate release of Mohammed, and Judges in Canada are ordering that the government pressure the US government for his repatriation. The piece "Summer Camp X-Ray" is hoped by the artist to raise awareness about the two men's status and situation, and inspire debate.
More info can be found at:
http://www.amnesty.org.uk
http://www.reprieve.org.uk/casework_mohammedelgharani.htm
http://www.andyworthington.co.uk/2008/04/24/guantanamos-forgotten-child

The event starts on Thursday the 4th and runs for weeks at:
Dalston Super Store
117 Kingsland High Street
London
E8 2PB


While creating the piece Shucks was mostly listening to:

DJ Soulstar's Podcast

Phil Most Chill's new B-Boy Breaks tape

Tony Touch Breaks mix found on the hiphop battlefield blog

DJ Klose One's Spring mix on the Ain't That Great blog