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Moving home
by on June 2, 2011 in Art Of The State Blog, Main Page, Uncategorized
The street art circus comes to town
by on March 28, 2011 in Art Of The State Blog, Main Page
So it’s been a while…too long in fact. I kind of gave up on the blog for a while to take a break after seven years - thanks to those of you who emailed in to see what was up. In the meantime Art Of The State itself has turned 10 years old t…
Dran ‘My Everyday Life’ at the Pictures On Walls ‘Marks and Stencils’ pop up shop
by on November 27, 2010 in Art Of The State Blog, Main Page
Picturesonwalls pop up shop ‘Marks and Stencils’ opened its doors to the public earlier this week. Forming a major part of the store is an exhibition by French artist Dran. Entitled ‘My Everyday Life’ it includes a character called Scribouill…
Temwa ‘ Art For Africa’ Charity auction
by on November 24, 2010 in Art Of The State Blog, Main Page, Uncategorized
Eelus work up for auction at the Temwa charity auction in Shoreditch, December 4th 2010
I wouldn’t normally mention a street art / urban art auction but this one is a bit special. Temwa is a Bristol based organisation working with communities in Malaw…
Dotmasters ‘Mad’ print
by on November 24, 2010 in Art Of The State Blog, Main Page
Recently released is a short run two colour hand pulled silkscreen print by Dotmasters (50 prints at £30 each) of his Mad Pride poster design seen on recent demonstrations against the benefit cuts. A full scale original also appeared in the …
Dran at Pictures on Walls
by on November 19, 2010 in Art Of The State Blog, Main Page
Everytime I go into Pictures On Walls one piece of artwork catches my eye – it’s ‘Free Speech’ by Dran – an artist from Toulouse with a gift for drawing.
‘Free Speech’ by Dran
So it’s good news to hear that POW are putting on two sho…
Altered State – first solo show by Mantis
by on November 8, 2010 in Art Of The State Blog, Main Page
For only a few days an East End pub will be the unusual venue for the first solo show by Mantis. The Lord Napier pub in White Post Lane, Hackney Wick will temporarily be home to an exhibition of paintings, sculpture and work on paper from the artist wh…
New York’s Underbelly
by on November 1, 2010 in Art Of The State Blog, Main Page
New York’s Underbelly Gallery – opens and closes.
Artofthestate is a sucker for access to man made underground tunnels and street art so when a story appeared over the weekend in the Sunday Times Magazine (subscription required) that combined both…
At last the buff has a point
by on October 18, 2010 in Art Of The State Blog, Main Page
Seems the Toasters have been very busy in London town of late. An all too common sight in some areas are the grey, white and black blobs of paint that the graffiti removal teams leave behind when obliterating graffiti and street art. They like to …
Moniker International Art Fair
by on October 17, 2010 in Art Of The State Blog, Main Page
I stuck my head around the door of the Moniker International Art Fair last week. It’s objective is “to advance networking between international galleries, artists, collectors and buyers with Moniker becoming an annual event, establishing a solid reputa…
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