Organ Thing of The Day? Did we say there would be one every day? We did? Way way too busy today digging up old estate agent boards and such for a thing of the day. Here, have some J.K Flesh for yer man from Godflesh and such is in town this Friday at London’s ever…
Today’s Organ thing of the day, as we still shudder over the horror and the reality inauguration speech yesterday, is thrown over to the graphic beauty of artist Shepard Fairey. This time using his art to create thought provoking images for the ‘We The People’ campaign. Graphic art with a purpose, art that aims to provoke the…
ORGAN THING: Shepard Fairey releases a rather powerful new print today, today being Tuesday January 19th. Said it before on these pages, there’s something really rich running through Shepard’s work right now, striking colour range and of course the sentiment…. . End corruption, get money out of politics, return to democracy – these are calls…
Steve Keene…. now there’s a name we haven’t encountered for a year or two, first encountered a load of his very energetic band related paintings for sale in Rough Trade record over in Portobello Road, West London, somewhere in the mid 90’s, kicked ourselves again and again for not buying one of his King Crimson…
ORGAN THING OF THE DAY: We make no secret of the fact that we’re really enjoying Shepard Fairey colour pallet right now. The pop artist has just unveiled a new George Harrison portrait… “I was honored to be asked by Dhani and Olivia Harrison to work on a portrait poster to coincide with the major…
Things, none stop things, that’s the thing, if you want things?Well do you? Sun out, paint to throw, Folkestone to prepare for, that and We Are Three and the future that must be owned…. Shepard Fairey’s completed mural at The Bowery in Manhattan, part three of his mural tour… Some Brown Sabbath live in Texas….…
now we make no secret of the fact that we’re fans of the work of U.S artist Shepard Fairey around here, this latest print release (launched today) will tell you why. “PAINT IT BLACK (BRUSH)” 18 x 24 inch screen print on Speckletone paper. Signed and numbered edition of 450. A portion of the proceeds…
