The good thing about those pathetic art scammers has been that their story never changes. They’re moving from place A to place B, they need some of your wonderful art to hang in their new home, and for some strange reason the stupid woman is always pre…
Archive | December 15, 2009
The Fiesta Resistance at Pictures On Walls / Banksy ‘No Ball Games’ print
Running every day until the 23rd December the Fiesta Resistance at the Commercial Road premises of Pictures On Walls is a fine chance to see work by Mexico’s Saner and Smithe amongst others. The usual rows of hanging prints have been replaced by corrugated iron and wooden structures to recreate an admittedly very clean little bit of Mexican slum life in Aldgate. The in store Banksy ‘No Ball Games’ prints may have all gone but Pictures On Walls have a whole raft of excellent new prints available online and in store (check out the Dran one!) with more to come before the show finishes. There’s also a wealth of original artwork on sale.
Images from the show below.
The Fiesta Resistance at Pictures On Walls. December 4th to December 23rd 2009. 46-48 Commercial Street, London E1, nearest Tube Aldgate East
Post-Painting Depression
I’m back in Portland, Oregon, from my six-week Nevada sojourn. But I haven’t unpacked my big linen canvases yet. I am almost afraid to do so, fearing that they are completely banal, hence total failures (banality is worse for me than bad).
In part, this reluctance has to do with various …
Mutate Britain’s Best Dead Chicken Leg Ever
This timelaspe features the Best Ever and Dead Leg crews painting at Mutate Britain’s One Foot in the Grove show, Directed by Charlie Inman and Produced by Jack Lomax. www.mutatebritain.com for more details.
