Berlin Graphix Clash exhibition
Temporary Autonomous Art london
Here are a few photos of my work at Temporary Autonomous Art events over the years.
“TAA uses free-party tactics to open temporary arts and social spaces in occupied and often derelict buildings”
See the TAA website here
bass culture: a sound system way of life
An exhibition celebrating sound system culture held in a reclaimed police station in Bristol.
The piece I created for this exhibition wipes the smiley from the face of an acid house icon. It responds to the law that set out to destroy rave culture in 1994.
Created for an exhibition in a reclaimed police station in Bristol. Sold*
Thanks to Desert Storm sound system.
Dance & Disobedience, London
For this Dance & Disobedience exhibition I created some paintings in support of the LLSB [Long Live South Bank] campaign to save London’s legendary South Bank skate spot and help raise awareness about the council’s shady plan to bulldoze The Undercroft and replace the world famous skate spot with yet more shops.
The LLSB was a success. Visit their website to read all about it. And here is a good overall article in Vice.
Silence is a lie, berlin
One of my paints has been selected to be part of the Silence is a Lie exhibition in Berlin.
“explore the most sought after exhibition that captures top names in the global urban art scene “
[ Berlin Art Parasites Magazine ]
drap art – Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona
Work exhibited at the Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona (CCCB).
Ed Twist art + animation – the RECORDS BAR, NORTH LONDON
Photographs from the exhibition closing night with music from Bad Girlz AKA Ixindamix and Sim Simmer from the Spiral Tribe core.
experimental film night in Xabia (southern Spain)
This is a flyer for an experimental film night organised by Oddscene and held on a beach in Xabia, where some of my animations were shown.
Glastonbury Festival – BASSLINE CIRCUS TENT
Artwork dotted around the Bassline Circus tent at Glastonbury Festival.