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Brighton Street Art Photos 2010 – CASSETTE LORD, SNUB, JEEPERS and More… Posted: 15 Oct 2010 01:37 AM PDT Brighton Street Art Photos 2010 – CASSETTE LORD, SNUB and More…Thanks very much to Pete N for sending over a few photos he took recently in Brighton, UK and London. There are a couple of cool CASSETTE LORD bits and an awesome SNUB too. SNUB (SNUB23) JEEPERS (or I think it is, anyone confirm? These have popped up in London too)
CASSETTE LORD CASSETTE LORD T.WAT London stencil (found near the BT Tower) Check out more CASSETTE LORD and SNUB on World Graffiti. You might also like: |
New Nick Walker Show ‘In Gods We Trust’ – Art Sensus London 2010 Posted: 14 Oct 2010 01:50 AM PDT New Nick Walker Show ‘In Gods We Trust’ – Art Sensus London 2010Nick Walker has a new show at Art Sensus Gallery, London (UK) from the 13th Oct to 27th Nov 2010. We had a look around, and a talk to Nick about the show. WG - Back in the day you used to do freehand graff, I saw the Dopey piece you did with the freehand and the stencils together…
NW – Yeah that was a mixture of the two, it’s generally the thing I enjoy doing these days. I’m trying to bring a bit of newness to it, with stencils it’s nice but it’s a bit of an automated production. I stopped doing the canvas editions because it kind of waters down what you do. Also when you’re painting and doing things so precise it’s nice to go away and do some freehand painting, change it as you go along. That’s what gives me a new lease of life, taking back a bit of the old and being a bit more true to myself. WG -So when you used to do the freehand stuff I guess it wasn’t political, no messages, when did that change? NW – I don’t think much of my stuff has too much political agenda, I don’t want to do anything except give a little light relief. If you can make someone laugh or cry or whatever then for me I’ve done a good job. WG -Favourite sneakers? NW – Yeah I’m a sneakers man, I like my Nike Cortez, Mexican gangster trainers! Can’t get enough of those, I constantly wear them. I used to wear Puma and shell toes too but it’s Nike Cortez really. WG -You can only paint with 2 colours for the rest of your life, what 2? NW – Red and black on a white surface. —-Chocolate Jesus, it was tasty—- WG -How long does it take to a piece like the Pope on the street? NW – 2 hours on the pope. We were right against it, did it first thing in the morning starting at 6 o’clock, then as everyone is arriving from work they’re wondering how it got there. It wasn’t illegal, we got permission to do it because of the area we were in. When we painted in Paris we didn’t have permission so literally the French police turned up half and hour after we’d finished it. We still had bits of trace lying around, we hid the ladder and all the rest of it. WG -You had any problems with painting on the street? NW – I’ve not had much bother with them really, best thing is you’ve got to do it early. If you do it at night time you might as well be dressed up like burglar bill! Thanks to Nick! Julian Farrow (Gallery Director at Art Sensus) took a bit of time out to tell us about the show and the gallery. WG -So how long has the gallery been around? JF – We launched in April 2009, and we’ve just relaunched. Working with Nick has enabled us to show an artist that has a strong base in the UK and relaunch the gallery and the brand. WG – How long has it taken to set the gallery up for the show? JF – From start to finish this is the culmination of 11 months work, making sure Nick had time to produce all these new works specifically for the show. Nick has been in Paris and London doing outdoor work in preparation, and has been here for the last few days. We’ve curated the exhibition but we had to get the theme together and that all came from Nick. WG -Got anything else coming up at Art Sensus? JF – We’ve got a couple of shows that we’re waiting to confirm. One in particular is going to be absolutely huge, I can’t divulge it yet but it’s by an internationally identifiable, global artist and we’ll be working with major foundations across London and Herts and showing unseen works. It’s exciting, more information to come! Cheers to Nick and Julian for having a chat, get down to the Nick Walker ‘In Gods We Trust’ show if you can. Art Sensus Gallery You might also like: |
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