Some jubilee-inspired street art just off of Brick Lane.
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Some jubilee-inspired street art just off of Brick Lane.
Andrew Salgado - Smother ; Oil on Canvas ; 30x30cm ; 2012
New paintings from one of my faves - Andrew Salgado - up on his website.
http://andrewsalgado.com
Andrew Salgado - The Bacchanal ; Oil on canvas ; 120x100cm ; 2012
New work from Andrew Salgado. 2012 looks busy - he's got shows in New York, Buenos Aires, Santiago and Ottawa and then a big solo show in London in October with Beers Lambert.
http://andrewsalgado.com/index.htm
Pedro Paricio - The Incredulous; 146x114 cm; Acrylic on linen; 2011
Another of Paedro Paricio's multi-coloured gentlemen, this time being examined by a mysterious second figure.
Pedro Paricio - Pedro (naked at stairs); 195x130 cm; Acrylic on canvas; 2011
A great painting by Spanish artist Pedro Patricio - I find something a bit unnerving bout this mutli-coloured, otherworldly figure.
http://www.pedroparicio.com/
Dan Hillier - Lyra ; 1 colour screen print ; 55cm x 75cm
I love this guy's prints - they're like old world fairy tale characters - wonderful and yet slightly frightening. Dan recently won the Club Monaco Emerging Artist Award.
http://www.danhillier.com/
Dan Hillier - The Woodsman ; 1 colour screen print; 76x56cm
Dan Hillier is a print artist who creates images of fantastical creatures and human\animal hybrids with a slightly spooky Victorian feel. I just bought this one for myself!
http://www.danhillier.com/
Ilya Zomb - Nightly Cup of Tea ; Oil on linen ; 16x24”
...dreamy tea with lemon and sugar. This is from Ilya's 'Overcoming Stillness' series. He's currently showing as part of a show at the Medici Gallery in London, UK.
Ilya Zomb - Reminiscence of Morning Awakening ; Oil on linen ; 36x46"
Ukrainian born artist Ilya Zomb describes his dream-like paintings as occupying the shadowy space “between the possible and impossible, the real and unreal".
http://www.zombart.com/
Sophie Derrick - You Big Emo ; Digital print on archival paper with overlying oil paint
Lots of people liked this morning's post, so here's another by Sophie.
http://www.degreeart.com/users/sophie-derrick
Sophie Derrick - Thunderean Nobility No.3 ; Digital print on archival paper with overlying oil paint ; 100 x 76cm
Sophie photographs the act of painting on her skin and then paints on top of the photographs. Check out her work here:
http://www.degreeart.com/users/sophie-derrick
Sophie Derrick - Pixel Ate My Face
Here's a quick video showing how Sophie creates her striking photo/paintings.
Mitch Griffiths - Pavement ; Oil on Canvas; 153 x 122cm; 2009
Mitch Griffiths is a British realist painter whose work reflects the everyday trends and troubles of modern UK culture - often portraying these issues through iconic, almost heroic imagery.
Mitch Griffiths - Rehab ; Oil on Canvas ; 214 x 153 cm ; 2008
A stunning realist painting from Mitch Griffiths that skewers our seemingly never-ending cycle of 'detox then retox'.
http://mitchgriffiths.com/
East London Street Art, January 2012
Some fun stuff from the streets of London...
I honestly believe you can get more from visiting your favourite art gallery and looking, again and again, for free, at art that interests you, than from a dozen hit exhibitions.
Jonathan Jones, The Guardian http://bit.ly/GMnLEV
Yasuhiro Onishi – Dr J ; Acrylic on MDF ; 9.5 x 13.5cm
I saw Yasuhiro Onishi’s tiny portraits at the Affordable Art Fair in London this weekend. The fair itself was a bit too crowded for my liking, but I loved his fantastical and slightly macabre figures.