I'll be exhibiting on Thursday the 5th of March at Westbourne Studios, 247 Acklam Road, London, W10 6RJ.
Try and get down if you can and enjoy artworks by myself, Inkie, Zeus, Dotmasters, Chu and Graffiti Research Laboratories.
Friday, 27 February 2009
Les Lionnes en Cage hit Leake Street, Waterloo
During a cold and dull February Les Lionnes en Cage who consist of Lilliwen and Celeste Java paid a flying visit to London.
The idea was to bash out a wall at Waterloo accompanied by Tizer and Shucks of ID crew.
The ladies had to get used to the usual capers that is painting outdoors like stealing bins to use as something to stand on and trying to explain to inquisitive Polish drinkers the concept of a child lost in a Forest.
The whole production took a whooping 6 hours to complete and was promptly tagged the next day by our keeping it real friends from the graf community.
The idea was to bash out a wall at Waterloo accompanied by Tizer and Shucks of ID crew.
The ladies had to get used to the usual capers that is painting outdoors like stealing bins to use as something to stand on and trying to explain to inquisitive Polish drinkers the concept of a child lost in a Forest.
The whole production took a whooping 6 hours to complete and was promptly tagged the next day by our keeping it real friends from the graf community.
Sunday, 22 February 2009
War crimes.
In January 2009 the Israeli Defence Force launched an offensive into Gaza in the pursuit of Hamas fighters. Over the next two weeks the results of the constant shelling of civillian areas and air strikes led to hundreds of civillian dead and wounded. The IDF also attacked a United nations compound killing people on the ground.
There are strict engagement rules when it comes to warfare but quite often these are ignored at will not only by Israel but by many countries who see fit to persue their military objective.
I painted two slogans at the Brixton skatebowl as a means of saying to people look whats going on. After 4 days Lambeth council saw fit to remove the slogans but left other non-political graffiti in the skatebowl. This could raise freedom of speech issues and its a shame that the council had to remove something that may have challenged the publics thinking. The Wall St Journal thought otherwise and featured it as one of their pictures of the day.
There are strict engagement rules when it comes to warfare but quite often these are ignored at will not only by Israel but by many countries who see fit to persue their military objective.
I painted two slogans at the Brixton skatebowl as a means of saying to people look whats going on. After 4 days Lambeth council saw fit to remove the slogans but left other non-political graffiti in the skatebowl. This could raise freedom of speech issues and its a shame that the council had to remove something that may have challenged the publics thinking. The Wall St Journal thought otherwise and featured it as one of their pictures of the day.
Buffed 4 days later.
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