Beautiful World (Limited Ed) Mixed Medium Screen Prints by K-Guy

On Sale from this Friday (15th) we happy to present K-Guy's latest unique art pieces. We liked them so much we had to buy one ourselves... K-Guy's pieces sell on market for up to £5,000 and more so these little beauties are a good investment for collectors or just lovers of the genre... K-Guy is a good lad who does lots for charity so lets support this endeavor...


This is what K-Guy says about the new work...


'BEAUTIFUL WORLD: I've always been a big fan of hooking up with other   artists and this piece is my interpretation of Schoony's Boy Soldier   sculpture which was recently used as the cover art and poster   campaign for the Tiesto + Mark Knight single (Toolroom Records).  With my increasing passion for making screen print editions as unique   as possible, this set is not exactly hand finished but hand started.   There's a nice mix up of coloured paper, distressed gold and metal   leaf and some aerosol laid down to create some cool texture and   colour combos. Finished with a 2 colour screen print with varnish in   editions of only 15, priced at £120.00, signed numbered and blind   stamped.'

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Open publication - Free publishing - More urban art

Harry Adams - 4th - 11th March

RUMP Urban Art Show Bristol - December

RUMP Urban Art Show Bristol - December

RUMP Urban art show in Bristol Dec 3rd till 7th @ Hamilton House, Stokes croft and from Dec 12th till Jan 12th @ The Lanes, Nelson street

Artists...

Fake, Levi C, Ben Slow, Craww, Dan, lll Joseph, K-Guy, Milk, Dora, Deadgirl,
Static, .Com, DNT, LL Brainwashed, Starchild, BS51, Copyright, MYNE, Haka, MNKY, Simon Mills, James Starr, SPzero76, Reggie Jackson, McLevey, Lee Ellis, K148, 3megabits, Alison Black, James Bates, Tmajik, Mike Healey, The Art Tart, Bonnie & Clyde, Dan Kitchener, Eyesaw, Filthy Luker...

Humbug! Christmas Emporium. Bah! Humbug!

From the 3rd – 23rd December 2009

Our History and Austin Gallery present Bah! Humbug! Christmas Emporium. Bah! Humbug!

An exhibition admiring the edgy and classic artwork shown on acid house night promotional posters as well as offering a unique shop where artefacts related to club culture can be purchased. The Emporium aims to bring together collective memories from this influential time, to allow the historical classic club culture to be admired. And offers a shop in conjunction with the exhibition to allow one to purchase artefacts of historical club culture.

The exhibition appeals to a wide spectrum, from the hard working professionals of today who are after a nostalgic hit from their wilder 80’s acid house clubbing days, to the younger generation who are riding the revived fashionable culture.

Extra prints and Our History films and documentaries will accompany the exhibition on show at The Star of Bethnal Green, 59 Bethnal Green Road, London, E2 6LG.

Our History has already had huge success with a travelling taster of the exhibition. In February 2009 the exhibition welcomed 2000 enthusiasts to the opening night in London’s Selfridges’s Gallery Space. The exhibition then successfully travelled to Tokyo for two months before travelling to Shanghai, with a recorded 400 people visiting daily in both cities.

After residing in Shoreditch’s Austin Gallery this December, the exhibition will travel in 2010 back to China. To the United States and Eastern Europe, where once again it will be successfully received.

With a wide personal contribution from influential artists to the Pop Up Gallery space Our History and Austin Gallery aims to bring back together people, culture, artwork and memories to allow history to come alive.

Aiming to make this history alive again for each individual Austin Gallery is inviting you to contribute to the show, with any artwork, poster or t-shirt that you may have relating to this genre that would be possible to sell in the shop that accompanies the exhibition.

Lots of love, Ernesto

Shinebox - Nov 21th - December 19th NY

Brooklynite Gallery

The Lock Up Show - Nov 20th - 10th December

Friday the 20th Nov sees the opening of The Lock Up Show. An exciting show set in the centre of London featuring original art from some class artists, should be a good one so don't miss it if you're in the neighborhood. Artist K-Guy (interviewed in Issue 1) has produced a unique piece in corroboration with dance music legends The Prodigy.

'I'll be previewing an original 1 off version of the collaborative piece I've just produced with The Prodigy . It's a real mashed up version on an old school desk framed in a massively decorative
antique style black frame.' K-Guy

K-Guy
Death by Daylight

Otherside - Exhibition hosted by Artist Stik

Artist Stik has gathered a number of street artists together to present their works in an artist friendly environment such as The Arts Pavilion. There's some really nice work down there so make sure you get down this week from Wednesday - Sunday 12pm -6pm You dont know who you'll find painting until you get there...

Otherside @ The Arts Pavilion, Mile End Park, Clinton RD (Off Grove RD) London E3 5BH
Contact: stiklondon@yahoo.com

LSD Interview with Stik in coming issue of LSD - London Street-Art Design Issue Three

Laser 3.14 - Coming to LSD Soon

Dutch artist Laser 3.14 regularly comes to London to stamp his mark in various spots around the city. LSD are in the process of interviewing him as we this post went to print. Stay Tuned for some wise words from Lase 3.14...


Laser 3.14 & Jimmy Rage



Laser 3.14 in London and Batley