Portrait For GQ Style By Jason Evans

Heavy Pencil evening at the ICA

Starting Next Week

Living the Dream
Curated by Matt Campbell

March 27 - April 17 2010

Fuse Gallery
93 2nd Ave
NYC

http://www.fusegallerynyc.com


Other contributing artists: Gary Panter, Kaz Prapolenis, Matt Campbell, Stephen Bliss, Roy Calloway, Travis Millard, Mel Kadel, Karl Wills, John Hobbs, Bill Moulton, John Tymkiv, Yuri Shimojo, Chris Kapuzo, Ted Mcgrath, Reg Mombassa

Howies Archive T-shirt of the Month

I'm not entirely sure when I originally did this ?

Art For Bhopal

I was invited by the fantastic Ged Wells to take part in the 'Skullduggerous' exhibition. The concept of the exhibition is to raise money and awareness of the 1984 Union Carbide chemical gas leak in Bhopal.

Skullduggerous

4 March -13 March,

Pure Evil Gallery
108 Leonard Street,
Shoreditch
London
EC2A 4RH

http://www.bhopal.org/

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Contribution For Schnitzel Zine

Painted Objects

Contribution For Chinese Wax Job Zine

http://chinesewaxjob.blogspot.com/

Cat Man & Owl Women

Recent Sketchbook Activity

Wall Installation At 'Our Ends' Exhibition

'Our Ends' Starting This Week

I'm taking part in a interesting group exhibition of london based artists.
Other contributing artists are:

Russell Maurice, Petro, Jiro Bevis,Lindsey Gooden,
Michael Willis, James Pearson Howes, Daniel David Freeman,
Dan Has Potential & Colin Henderson.

Private view Thursday 12th November
6pm - 9pm

CHAPTER ONE Gallery
33 Marshall Street
London
W1F 7ET

http://chapteronegallery.com/

Black Ink Doodles

A Contribution to Contributor

Contributor is a rad project Conceived by Mike Giles and Annie Lam and co-curated by Bob Kronbauer.

Here is all the info all about it

The idea behind Contributor is pretty simple: skateboards for all. Although this seems like a very generous statement, it’s something that we truly believe is possible and within all of our reach.

Today, there are approximately 1.6 million kids living in poverty across Canada. The negative effects of poverty are very significant and limiting for those who are affected by it on a daily basis, but are especially difficult for youth. For these youth things that we take for granted – let’s say, the simple action of going out to play with friends on a skateboard – seem unattainable. Without access to a positive support through a group of peers and healthy alternatives to focus on, these kids can lose their way.

By working with non-profit organizations across Canada, who are dedicated to youth at risk and children in lower-income neighborhoods, we hope to encourage successful outcomes through the addition of skateboarding as a positive reinforcement.

There is so much to be said about how skateboarding can improve lives and build friendships between people who would’ve otherwise been strangers; heck that’s why this organization exists!

Contributor allows all of us to come together and give a new generation of kids that same opportunity.

http://www.wearecontributors.com

Illustration for GQ Style

Advertisement For Pointer Footwear

Installation at ART TREK #6

WWW.ART-TREK.BE

Starting This Week

DIY LONDON SEEN

17th August - 5th September

11 The Market Building
Covent Garden
London

Other contributing artists include; Arran Gregory, Aidan O’Neill, Best One, Chrissie Abbott, Clare Shilland, Charlie Woolley, Cheryl Dunn, Gustav Svanborg Edén, Graham Hudson, Harry Malt, Ivory Serra, Jethro Haynes, Marc Silver, Niall O’Brien, Nick Jensen, Robin Clare, Sam Ashley and Toby Shuall.

'Innocent When You Dream' in Sweden

Gallery Steinsland Berliner
Bondegatan 70
116 33 Stockholm
Sweden

7th August 7th - 21st August 2009

http://steinslandberliner.blogspot.com

Marcus Oakley, Stefan Marx, Jens Andersson, Jan Tomson, Tuukka Kaila,Timo Vaittinen, Karri Kuoppala,Tatu Engeström

Innocent when you dream
The exhibition brings together an international group of like-minded daydreamers and well -wishing creators from around northern Europe. Although from various backgrounds and disciplines, the artists included share common inspirations drawing from popular culture and the mundane everyday, in a highly contagious attempt at seeing beauty in the people, objects and incidents that make up their immediate surroundings. As much as there is variety in the choice of media and subject matter within the show, there are great many similarities in the artists' approach to making art. They all share a strong sense of almost innocent enthusiasm and readiness to embrace the life around them, a sort of nostalgia for a positive present that manifests itself through their work, a way of seeing the city around them as an endless resource of raw artistic materials and renewable creative energy. Innocent when you dream transforms the gallery space into a disco ball of art, reflecting the life outside the white walls and beaming it right back into the eyeholes of the unsuspecting gallery goers.