Wednesday, 29 June 2011

The shot that nearly killed me

One of the most insightful and interesting articles I've come across in a long time -

The shot that nearly killed me: War Photographers





Photos: Tim Hetherington who was killed at work in Libya in April.

Tuesday, 28 June 2011

Anthony Lister

Anthony Lister in Berlin from rodgezooi on Vimeo.



Great video on Anthony Lister's time in Berlin.

Last night I dreamt that Somebody loved me

John Pugh








3D paintings by John Pugh.
Everything is part of the painting, even the women.

Monday, 27 June 2011

RIP Brian Haw




Brian Haw - 7 January 1949 – 18 June 2011
Tribute painted by DON.





An inspiration to us all.

Saturday, 25 June 2011

Street Art @ Opera





















Opera Gallery
Nothing special, just amazing paintings on white walls.

Friday, 24 June 2011

Banksy supports


Banksy


So TOX gets a conviction while Banksy gets plexi-encasing.
It's a mad world.

Wednesday, 22 June 2011

Londonberries




























London Feis festival in Finsbury Park last weekend.

Monday, 20 June 2011

Sublime



Never gets old...

Thursday, 16 June 2011

Skies on fire






First there was fire. Then came the rain.

Patti Smith














Tuesday, 14 June 2011

Saber tee



Got this amazing tshirt in the post today - all the way from California!
The wicked print is by SABER and you can order one here.








I figured that if I'm gonna wear an American flag, at least it should be a defaced one! ;)

Another one coming.....



It's time again!
Time to come out and show your support; show that you care.

The next march is scheduled for the 30th June and they are already saying that some 700,000 people could join in on this one!






And remember - it's not about fighting with the police, it's about fighting for the country.
(Gosh that sounded very "leftie" but I'm just so tired of seeing the fighters being branded as vandals. They're not.)

Monday, 13 June 2011

Retna @ The Dairy














I biked over to The Dairy on my lunch break today to see Retna's exhibit.
High on expectations I guess I was a little disappointed..... even though I'd hate to say it.
His work is amazing, and the Dairy is a pretty cool venue too, but I'd hoped they'd do something extra with the space rather than just hanging the canvases on white walls.

On top of that, when I got there, the door to the warehouse was open but there was absolutely no one there and all the lights were off!
I ended up seeing all the work in the dark, appart from the little light coming in from outside.
In a sense I guess that was nice too as Retna is from the beginning a graff writer and it then made the works feel more "real and in its real place" - in a dark warehouse.