Good friend and contributing photographer for VNA, Nicole Reed is having showing of some work at an exhibition in Melbourne.
Knowing Nicoles previous work, this should be a cracking show, so get on down and check it out.
Details on the flyer below…
And keep an eye on this site for a profile on Nicole in the coming weeks…
Check out her work here
You’ve seen the special edition magazines we produce with each issue, you’ve yearned after them, you may even own some. But today we have created this one-off opportunity for you to get your hands on them again.
We’ve gathered together special editions from VNA issue 10, through to our most recent issue 18; which feature covers from D*FACE, INSA, ROA, EINE, SICKBOY, SHEPARD FAIREY, INVADER, THE LONDON POLICE & CONOR HARRINGTON. Oh and did we mention that they are all signed with the exception of D*Face & Roa?
There is even a super rare signed Shepard Fairey copy, which only a tiny handful of people who were given printers proofs own!
These nine screen-printed copies will be sent out at random to the next 90 people making purchases through our website. So that’s a 1 in 10 chance of receiving one in the post with your order! Madness we know. Please note this only applies to orders of £5 or over before p+p charges have been added. Good luck – once they’re gone, they’re gone, so make sure you act fast to be considered amongst that 90.
VNA 15 special edition, signed by Shepard Fairey.
Heres a little teaser for a project we are working on…
More soon…
Lovely promo video for Erms new solo show coming up in June at Art-el Gallery in Bristol…
Love it.
Deets of the show…
EVERYTHING BEGINS WITH AN E
Art-el Gallery is delighted to announce ‘Everything Begins with an E’, a new body of work from the Graffiti writer and illustrator Erms.
UK born but now based in Paris, he continues to be active in the Parisian graffiti scene.
Taking diverse influence from classical New York and European graffiti, renaissance art through to pop art, traditional graphic design and illustration, the 80s Hip Hop movement and beyond. Erms takes us on a unique aesthetic exploration of the alphabet, of complex patterns, grids and graphic style.
The title for the show is inspired by the famous Rave track of the same name. It also plays with the first letter of the artists tag as well as having intrinsic links to the rave scene.
The theme highlights the dangers of both of these pursuits that become all-consuming, and when taken to the extreme, the darker elements begin to appear…
This is the artist’s first UK solo exhibition since 2009 in the UK. 1st – 22nd June 2012
By now most of London will have heard about the epic Dudebox launch last week, and if you haven’t, well lets just say it was pretty darn impressive! Prior to the event they got Mark Gmehling to paint this mural outside Village Underground with their motto ‘In style we trust’ – here’s how it went down.
Got sent through some great images from Insa‘s recent trip to LA to paint this MASSIVE mural. Check them out…
Thats one big bit of painting!
The wall was done as part of LA Freewalls which is curated by Daniel LaHoda of LALA Gallery.
Images by Todd Mazer
Another pretty impressive mural featuring Remi Rough…
Painted recently with Two One and Hendo…
Our friends over at clothing brand AnyForty have had a busy couple of months working on a new series of t-shirts in collaboration with Eddie Zammit’s T-world. With designs from Australian based artists like Beastman, Ken Taylor and Meggs, we have been eagerly awaiting this release for a while. But the wait is over.. nearly!
AnyForty jetted off to New York to launch the series last night at Gallery Bar, and whilst we are pretty jealous we weren’t there, they have revealed the look book today and they really have chosen the tastiest Aussie artists to design this collection.
They go on sale here on Monday 14th, so salivate away over the weekend and decide which of these affordable beauties you are going to get your hands on. Each t-shirt comes with an artist specific 24 page mini T-world issue as well!
Here is a small selection of the tees on offer, but to see the rest check out their look book.
AnyForty x Meggs
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Word to Mother can’t afford to be broke so he’s standing up and saying it bluntly: “Fuck You. Pay Me.” are a series of bats that can be seen in his new show, “Can’t Afford to be Broke” at White Walls gallery opening Saturday May 12, 2012. Along with the bats are dollar bills with the notorious MOTHER screen printed on top, other hand painted MOTHER items, a series of wood assemblage paintings, large scale works, and small pieces.
Most of us have or are in a place where we can’t afford to be losing money and wasting time. “Can’t Afford to be Broke” will highlight those moments of hustling hard, overcoming and over achieving, and saying to the man, “no, fuck you, pay me, obey me, and do it on the daily.”
More images below!
The Hundreds collaboration with The Seventh Letter present this honest and unbelievably interesting video with Revok; I’ll let it do the talking.