We managed to get down to the London Westbank gallery to attend the opening of “Thirteen”, the new Copyright solo show. We arrived quite early which was nice as people were still quite scarce so this enables us to take a good look at the impressive amount of pieces that got hung on the walls of … Continue reading Copyright at London Westbank gallery
The show opened on 19th September and is now in full swing for a three week duration. Within his broad repertoire are portrayals of gangsters, multi-nationals, evolution, politics, religion, the class system and general Mickey taking. This new body of work however is a closely guarded secret, very few images or sneak peeks will be … Continue reading T.wat solo show at Graffik gallery
WIN a limited edition of Copyright’s Lady of the Lake (edition of 50 which is the show print). enter now, the competition closes on Friday 27/09 midnight so hurry up! It has been about two years since Copyright has had a solo show. It has not been lazying around (…) we hear, but rather been … Continue reading “Thirteen” the new show from Copyright at London Westbank gallery
With some spare time available while on business recently in Dublin I had to put aside the Guinness and amazing Irish stew for a bit and not pass up the chance to check out what the streets had to offer. The creative festival Offset had recently took place with international talent like JR and Faile … Continue reading Dublin Street Art
When Quiet British Accent started working as a duo, someone told them that sport had no place in art. Since then, they seem to be hell-bent on disproving this through their textile and graphic slogan art. The couple’s recent exhibition at Core at Nolias Gallery in London had two themes. They took the ‘sport in … Continue reading Kit & Caboodle Exhibition by Quiet British Accent
