I happened to be in Central London the other day when I bumped into art republic (soho) (London) and decided to go in as what I could see from outside was rather attractive.
There is a good street art, stencils and more selection at Art Republic and it would be difficult not to find something you like.
Below are some of the works I spotted that day which, if I was richer, would be all mine.
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> The Art Republic website
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Panik is a renowned graffiti artist in London and beyond. Member of the ATG (Ahead of The Game) crew, you probably came across his work across Camden or Kentish Town. his mark can been seen also in the streets of Barcelona or Prague.
However the sight of Panik running across rooftops with ladders and spray paints might belong to the past. Continue reading Panik at Pure Evil
www.tailcast.com is a new website that encourages amateur and professional creatives to join the personalized print-on-demand product market through submission and commission based sales.
Everyone can now create unique products with access to other members’ content providing more creative ways to use unique artwork, photography, poems, jokes, illustrations, cartoons… the opportunities are unlimited. Continue reading Tailcast.com: what will you create today?
I went down to Dray Walk gallery this week end to check out the NEW ERA XC show – a creative project solely dedicated to the baseball cap.
This show is to celebrate NEW ERA 90th birthday and on this occasion 90 NEW ERA XC commemorative boxes have been produced, each of them containing a blank New Era 59FIFTY hat (see picture). Continue reading New Era XC show: art on your head
This year, Crunch: the art festival at hay will bring the same mix of thought-provoking debates, incisive talks and late-night parties. For one magical weekend in November, an eclectic set of artists, gallery directors, art critics, authors, academics, philosophers, film-makers and musicians will congregate in Hay to debate the big question: what’s the point of art? Continue reading Crunch 2010 – The Art Festival at Hay: book the date
