OK, all I know about this one is that the amazing Soker, the absolute king of Wildstyle, is having a show tomorrow at the Golden Lion Pub on the Gloucester Road. No idea what time it starts (guessing maybe 7? 8?) assuming some kind of music and painting, and I *think* it's on for 4 weeks.
But everyone should go, just in case, because Soker is incredible, I love the way he just rocks up and makes the most amazing lettering, beautiful style. My pics of his stuff here
29 January 2010
Soker show 30th January
45rpm Fanzine
This photo is from 45rpm, not taken by me. Under it, he says
"Just got around to making a fanzine of my trip to New York New York. Loads of graffiti photos from Earsnot, Nekst, ATG, Ja one etc etc.
You can view it online and download it for free in the link below, over 100 full colour photos..."
http://issuu.com/45rpmwhat/docs/new_york_grime
And you do really need to look at it, it's amazing
28 January 2010
27 January 2010
Cheo Show 6th February
At the Golden Guinea, Redcliffe - with live music and live painting
Saturday 6th February 2010, 4pm - 2am
19 Guinea Street, Bristol, BS1 6SX
26 January 2010
25 January 2010
24 January 2010
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21 January 2010
I don't know who you are, Peter, but this one's for you
There's got to be perfect place to take this shot from... aside from the student flats it's got to be aimed at....
20 January 2010
19 January 2010
18 January 2010
16 January 2010
15 January 2010
Snowmen!
OK, even I can't claim snowmen are graffiti, but they definitely come under the banner of "street art", right? And like other kinds of streetart, Bristol does them *very* well!
14 January 2010
13 January 2010
Jef Row - D*Frost, Triple S Gallery, 15th - 24th January
I absolutely love Jef Row
These are old pieces, but from Friday there's loads of his new work at the Triple S Gallery on North Street in Bedminster
Pinched from their press release:
http://www.facebook.com/#/event.php?eid=245332241543&ref=nf
Following on from its first successful exhibition in December ‘09,
Southville’s new gallery, Triple S, will be hosting D*VOLVE, by Bristol collaboration D*FROST, running Saturday 16th January to Sunday 24th January.
**Opening night 15th January 7-9pm. All welcome. Music provided by
Barry Guffy and friends from Space Invader radio.com**
After a 10 year abscence from the South Bristol art scene, D*FROST
returns. Bringing back together Jef Row and Andrew Stott in a show
celebrating old and new work with new perspectives on techniques and mediums.
D*VOLVE includes the first artwork they made in 1997 for the exhibition 'Sole' at Eat the Beat record shop, original fridge doors painted between 2000 and the present day as well as new large scale collaborative work. Their social/political commentary on consumerism and waste often poses questions and provokes thought. As the pair say, "we are compelled to paint, as artists we feel we are beholden to make commentary on what's happening around us ... by whatever means"
200 North Street, Bedminster
Everyone should go, this will be a very good one
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