We missed this show unfortunately but we got a batch of photographs fro the show so we thought we should share them with you. The show ran from the 5th till the 10th of September at 402 Hoxton Arches gallery. The artists involved were Otto Schade (OSCH), Mr. Cenz, Max Zorn, SF80, Tizer One, Zabou, … Continue reading The Urban Iconic Show at Hoxton Arches
Jester Jacques – First of all, how did your interest in art making come about? Were there any specific events or influences in your childhood which swayed you to be more creative? Novemto Komo – I have always been doodling since I was kid, on the wall of my parent’s room and my room; also … Continue reading Jester Jacques Interviews Novemto Komo
To coincide with (another) David Bowie exhibition, namely “The many faces of David Bowie” opening tonight at Opera gallery, Jimmy C unveiled a large scale portrait in Brixton, where David Bowie is from. You will have recognised the the iconic Aladdin Sane image here. Now on to the show at Opera Gallery. We hear that a … Continue reading Jimmy C does David Bowie in Brixton
We are thrilled to have partnered with the Curious Duke gallery and are now able to bring you awesome art. Representing only the best UK emerging artist, Curious Duke Gallery aims to change the way you buy art work. Curious Duke is fast becoming the go to gallery to buy affordable original and limited edition art. Curious … Continue reading New prints just in!
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
