SNUB23 EVENTS & GALLERY SHOWS 2009
First show of the year.
This one a mixed bag of artists and work, left overs from studios etc.
All at bargain prices. each artists with a allocated space to fill.
Other artists featured:
Graham Carter
Alex Binnie
Jim Sanders
Hutch
Modern Toss
Ben Allen
Zachary Walsh
Imbue
Carrie Reichardt
REQ
Andy Doig
Christmas show arranged my Mr Stickee
180 Above Bar St
Southampton, SO14 7DW
info here
The thirty-two TOTAL REWALL photographers will be posting up giant photographs on the walls of the famous Leake St Tunnel in South London. Each image represents the individual photographer’s concept of walls and surfaces capital that are out-of-bounds to street artists, graffiti writers and creative types of every caliber. The photographs will become canvasses, and anopen invitation is extended to everyone who feels they would like to contribute to the project by stenciling, spraying or drawing on them in a way that adds to or changes the original image.
MuTATE Britain RETURNS for its
ONE FOOT IN THE GROVE winter exhibition
private view
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 2nd
@UNDER THE WESTWAY, 3-6 ACKLAM ROAD (JUNCTION WITH PORTOBELLO ROAD) , W10 5YU
7-30pm – 10pm
New Works, New Artists, Same Old Madness
SHOREDITCH TOWN HALL
Infinity Bunce and Helen Edwards curate…
‘TATE THE BISCUIT’
A blockbuster Christmas Show by fine artists, graphic
designers, street artists and illustrators interpreting
proverbs and phrases.
Full colour catalogue available from 3rd December.
Private View Thursday 3rd December 2009 6-9pm
3rd -6th December 2009
Friday 12-8pm
Saturday & Sunday 10-6pm
VENUE
Shoreditch Town Hall Basement
380 Old Street, EC1V 9LT
Info here
Featuring a room by: SNUB, DANK, EYESAW, PILOT and M.SQUIRES
Price: € 38,00 / $ 55,00 / £ 35,00
Format: 19,5 x 25 cm
Features: 292 pages, full colour, softcover
ISBN: 978-3-89955-262-1
Stickers 2 is a collection of the most stunning contemporary sticker designs curated from around the world. The book presents 700 of the best ephemeral, subversive and humorous sticker motifs and urban applications by over 150 international artists who are expressing themselves through this versatile medium. Stickers 2 takes readers on a visual journey around the world through the world’s most exciting cities and rural areas across the USA, Brazil, Australia, Singapore and Europe. Essays and contributions by artists and connoisseurs of the scene provide further insight into the background of this underground phenomenon.
So the Mr.Sewell is back from his wiz round oz and pinky has the town on psychedelic lockdown.. gonna be a ripper of a night. Info here
HEAD: a mind-expanding leap into the future: As we exit the noughties and leap into a new decade – 9 Artists come together to herald the future:
Pete Fowler, Matt Sewell, Pinkyvision, Russell Maurice, Dan Mudwig, Neasden Control Centre, Milk, Paris and Eco. Well established but distinctly avant-garde these Artists share a vision of the modern world that is abstract, colourful, esoteric, cartoonish, surreal and challenging. Each shares an ability to reflect the joy and celebrate the strange, to capture who we are and where we’re going and to keep moving forward. Join us at Brighton’s biggest and best new Gallery – Prescription Art – for a revolution in the Head – for paintings, murals, prints, live art, installations, ideas, conversations and nu-psychedelic sounds. The Future is coming – Be Ready.
pinkyvision.com
monsterism.net
russellmaurice.com
kuildoosh.com
dasmudwig.com
neasdencontrolcentre.com
mattsewell.co.uk
www.myspace.com/321milk
parispopstop.blogspot.com
See me alongside buddies, Asboluv, Dan. K and Mishfit in the new CFYE mag here
Lift Rocks Museumn8
7 nov, 22:00 – 03:00 am
Location: Canvas op de 7
Adress: Wibautstraat 150
1091GR Amsterdam
Damage: €6, €4 with museumnight pass partout
More info here
Doll And The Kick’s – You Turn Up – Dir Steve Glashier from Steve Glashier on Vimeo.
So last week I uploaded a shot of a wall painted for a video (here)
Yesterday the local paper got hold of it and thought it was for real 🙂
Suckers!! See me about 2 mins in
3rd year running for me, painting a giant frieze box slap bang in the middle of Brighton along with heaps of other artists.
The event runs until Saturday with more artists each day.
Come check it out, more info here
“FBBB bring you an exhibit showcasing work from some of the best up and coming UK & International artists.
A choice selection of artists were asked to apply their art to either a snowboard or a skate deck.
Coming to you from the Reebok Lounge (6-8 Great Eastern St, London EC2A 3NT)
Followed by an after party at a secret location!”
Last year was awesome so were planning to do it all again but better.
Chronic Soundz over in Amsterdam have hooked up with the “BRU KRU’ Brewery.
To bring the biggest sounds and the best homebrewed beligian beer in the world together in a massive squatted warehouse in Amsterdam.
With many walls to paint at the venue and in the city we are looking for artists both local and international to come paint.
So drop me a email with a link to your work and you could come join the paint and beer mayhem.
Pictures from last year here
One of my paste ups in the big smoke in a book.
“Acclaimed photographer Alex MacNaughton has made it his mission to capture every kind of street art-from stencils to wheatpastes and stickers to murals. Brimming with new works found all over London, this riot of colour, political commentary, passion, and humour is presented in stunning reproductions, each labeled with the street location, and featuring artists such as Sweet Toof, Swoon, and Eine. From femme fatales by CopyRight to huge multi-artist murals by AAGH crew, the scope of this groundbreaking book is reflected in a larger format which shows off the stunning new photography. Illuminated with quotes by the artists and gallerists who show their work, this exciting new book reflects how London as a city, a home, a gallery, and a studio influences street art today.”
I’m not sure how I swung this one. The only UK artist in this show at the Brick Lane gallery.
“The Brick Lane Gallery is proud to present “The Brick Lane Zoo” where exotic and wild animals fresh from the city streets cross the globe to showcase at The Brick Lane Zoo.
13 international Street and Urban Artists from the UK, France, Spain, USA, Argentina, Belgium and Germany come together under one roof armed with spraycans, paste ups and stencils to unleash their wild beasts into our urban jungle. Feral animals will roam the gallery walls and stray between the visitors. The upper canopy will be adorned with a striking array of animals ranging from skeletal rhinos and grizzly bears to happy fish. Combining the exceptional talents of our street artists the walls of the gallery will come to life.”
Artists: Bortusk Leer, Chanoir, Edina Tokodi, El Bocho, Grems, Jah7, Kenor, Macay, Mosko & Associates, Neozoon, Pez, Roa,Rundontwalk
More info here
The time has come,
book your tickets, skive off work, come get wasted while listening to the fattest beats, drink the freshest home brew beer in the world and watch art in action 🙂
artists include:
SNUB
Phillisss
Defacto
Leeks
Eyesaw
Snikk
T.Wat
Spax
Focus
OrticaNoodles
The Lover
Nol
LukedaDuke
Afresh
Skatin Chinchilla
Mister176
Fake
Let
Grot
Dash3ultra
Yatusabes
lostresamigos
11 SEPTEMBER 2009 — 4 OCTOBER 2009
‘Made in Brighton’ is a celebration of the creativity and talent currently coming out of the city by the best of Brighton based artists.
Our aim is to create a snap shot of the city’s art scene in paintings, prints, drawings, collage, sculpture and neon.
Taking part in the show are James Cauty, Graham Carter, Modern Toss, Ben Allen, Hutch, SNUB23, Chris Kettle, Pinky, Andy Doig, Imbue, Screenprince , Maria Rivans, Mishfit, Sean Madden, REQ, Jim Saunders & T(error)ist.
More info here
So a while back I was commissioned to paint a set of masks for a music video.
It’s still not out officially but it can be seen on VIMEO here
They appear around halfway through 🙂
pic by Phillisss
Taking part in the “Decked Project” at the Stolen Space gallery at the end if August.
Live painting at the Private view alongside Dan Kitchener.
Drop me an email is you want an invite for the private view here
Was asked to update the poster for this event. So many artists it’s crazy, including ‘Hazel O’Conner’ (Yes the one from ‘Breaking Glass’)
Come on down, find it here. Info here
Glade was a right monster. Not much sleep, just heaps of paint, beats and beer.
Bit broken now, lots of pictures.
Here’s a few, this a three panel piece near the main stage.
Inspired by a track from ‘Caspa’, hear it here
This Saturday in Southampton.
The last in the marathon paint weekends I’ve been in on.. phew
Info here: http://www.flickr.com/groups/supercans2009/
It’s that time again. UPFEST in Bristol.
Info here
And dope flyer by Andy Council
The Beautiful And The Canned 2009
Brighton 16th & 17th May
A Two Day Event Celebrating Street Art
Part Of Brighton Fringe Festival 2009
Gallery, Shop And Live Painting
AGENT PROVOCATEUR : ASBOLUV : AVIAN SECURITY : BEN SLOW : BLAM : CHARLES DADA : DAN KITCHNER : DBO : DEFACTO : DEP : DON : EYE SAW : FAKE : FARK : FINBARR : FOUNDRY : FUNKY RED DOG : GRAFTER : HOP LOUIE : HUTCH : IMBUE : INKFETISH : IS THIS YOU? : K-GUY : LIMBO : MISHFIT : MNKY : ORCO : OSH : ORTICANOODLES PINKY : PURE EVIL : REQ : SINNA : SNUB : STICKEE : T.W.A.T : THE KRAH : TRANS1
Entrance Fee: £5 (£3 Concessions) Limited Edition Print On Entry
www.thebeautifulandthecanned.blogspot.com
Venue 97
All Profits Go To Brighton Youth Centre Charity
Brighton Youth Centre, 64 Edward Street, Brighton, Sussex BN2 0JR
MAP
Supported By:
Route One, Gogapp, 4d Modelshop, The Big Lemon, Spspringboard Coaching, White Hat Media, Grafik Warfare, VST
Big fat event lined up for april. Shouts to Grafter for getting this together.
More info here
Little Art Book with Randomcuts present BAZARRT in Bethnal Green, Thursday March 19th – March 22nd 2008
Interactive Paint by Numbers.
A grand handpicked collection of original paintings, stencils, photography, pasting and installations from some of the most prolific and in demand urban and street artists.
LAB presents their latest artist screenprints exclusive preview, including the brand new Mo Coppoletta VS Prodigy print in two colourways.
Pin Up, London’s hot club night is linning up Live bands, DJ’s and visual artists.
Uber cool jewellery collection by Odette and Co.
Lady Sew and Sew turn on the sewing skills for all to get involved.
Live screenprinting by LAB with 100 stamped and numbered event prints free on a first come first serve basis.
Featuring: Pure Evil, Rugman, Dave the Chimp, Rourke Van Dal, The Krah, Fark FK, Hutch, Vilchez,Bon Bon, Tek 13, OTP, Snub, Ben Slow, Focus, Mishfit, Maxim, Oh Death, Adam Mallett, Dan Kitchener, Mo Coppoletta, Sin House, Busk, Randomcuts and More TBA.
Preview and Press Launch night Thursday 19th March 7-11pm Show runs Friday 20th to Sunday 22nd March 12-6 daily.
Three Colts Lane, Bethnal Green, Tower Hamlets, London E1
Original, Screenprints and Jewellery will be available to purchase at the show.
A small art event this Sunday down at the ‘Phoenix Gallery‘ Brighton.
I won’t be there myself but the will be some crazy SNUB bargains and top work by others
Mark Hooley, SNUB23, Bedsit Press, Leslie Wilson Rutherford, Victoria Melody and her antiques, Kaye Blegvard with Illustrators Elbow, Yumi Okuda, Liz Toole, Lonny Pop Poetry, Kirstin Stride, Mike Newman, Rona Innes, Mary Macmillan-Sloan+Liz Schwarz, Isabel Greenberg+Tom J Hughes, Lucy Cheung, Zara Wood, Jasmine Mercer, Laura Krikke, Kit Merritt, Lucy Kayne, Lydia Garnett, Ric Hayden, Mandeep Birdy, Jasmine Fish, Hazel Welc, Joe Whitney, Adam Koukoudakis, Maxine Michaelides , Anna Thorell, Anne Shearn, Cathering Grimaldi
SNUB INTERVIEW 2009 CFYE
Brighton based Graffiti / Street artist Snub23 is forever 23. He is also active with everything that leaves a mark, whether it is graffiti, stencil art, freehand drawings, stickers or anything else you can imagine! Snub is also responsible for organizing the Paint & Beer street art festival in Amsterdam every year. Europe’s street art scene would not be the same without the tireless and versatile Snub23! So we’ll hope you will enjoy this ‘spam’ interview with Snub23!
What were you doing the moment you received these questions?
Just got in from walking the dog, about to carry on cutting my current stencil.
Which cartoons did you watch as a kid, and which were your favorites?
Batfink, battle of the planets, vicky the Viking, deputy dawg, captain caveman, tom and jerry (original), wyle coyote and my favorite was foghorn leghorn (big southern rooster).
What is your favorite gaming character?
Jet set willy (old school)
What got you into to street art, and what makes you keep on doing it?
Was moving to brighton really and seeing stencils up by nylon and pablo fiasco round town.
Freedom, no one tells you what and where to do your art.
What was the first thing you put up on a wall?
It was a stencil of a 3d cube cut from thin plywood. Still got it somewhere. Then came the SNUB logo/text.
Legal or illegal?
You get longer and fuss around more when legal, for illegal stuff I like to use a little cunning, getting stuff up quick and in odd places. I’m sure most of it is just seen as littering by the authorities. I don’t paint on peoples houses, I prefer street furniture or hidden away spots.
Which artist would you like to work with in the future?
Just more with the ones I do already really. Orticanoodles, foundry, FarkFK, hutch, Ashab, sinna… The list goes on and on.. It’s really the people you meet along the way. I don’t spot someones work and decide I want to paint with them, it just happens. For instance I’ve hung out with broken crow from the USA, I wanna paint with him properly but the chance hasn’t come along yet, it nearly did but the immigration idiots at Heathrow sent him home before he made it to Brighton. But I’m sure our time will come one day.
Favorite city, and favorite thing about it?
Berlin.. Great beer and street stuff everywhere.
Amsterdam, paint, beer, sweet green and good friends
Barcelona, awesome artists, sunshine and good food
Milano, good food and the noodles family. What more do you need.
I could easy live in any of the above, just that my language skills are very minimal.
What is your favorite music/genre/artist/album
When I’m working on my own I like something chilled. Old blues or slow drum n bass. When out and about, Freestylers, roots manuva, dj food.. Anything ninja tunes. Big and heavy 🙂
What is your favorite item to take on the road with you?
Sketchbook
Best graffiti/street art spot we should check out:
Villa friekins in north Amsterdam. Some secret spots.. But finding those is half the fun 🙂
If you could fill a swimming pool with something, what would it be?
Skunk
Bill (PC) or Steve (MAC)?
Both.. Big mac for design work, pc for going online.
What can we expect from you in the future?
Bigger stencil work with many more layers and detail. Larger scale freehand walls. Have a set of three skate decks soon to be released via ‘route one’, various exhibitions and live art events. A trip to Warsaw with VST too I think.