LUCKY | DIP| COLLECTIVE
Welcome to the Lucky Dip Collective blog. We pass our time watching hours upon hours of british comedy on Dave and Youtube. When we're not doing this we sometimes write, we sometimes draw and sometimes paint.
We are taking part in the first TEMPORARY ART FAIR this sunday. If you’re about come say hi. x
New Slinkachu print release at Andipa Gallery. Released to coincide with his new solo show in Stuttgart.
Available in the following sizes / editions AND PRICES!!!!!!:
Edition of 15 (53 x 80 cm) £1,400 GBP
Edition of 5 (80 x 120 cm) £2,800 GBP
Edition of 5 (120 x 180 cm) £6,500 GBP on aluminium
I know right… Bring back the mini prints!
A very nice film exploring “STREET ART — THE NEW GENERATION” exhibition at Pori Museum in Finland.
Artists include Blu, Bujahuli, C.Finley, Dolk, Egs, Eyesaw, Frank, Icy & Sot, Invader, Jussi TwoSeven, Magda Sayeg -Knitta, Please, Lapro & Xeugux (Multicoloured Dreams), LA-Tino & P.A.Roni, M-city, Mentalgassi, Otto Maja, Toasters, Slinkachu, Anton Wiraeus.
I realise we’re pretty late with these beauties but I just had to share them anyways, in case you missed it.
Mobstr has returned to East London, this time with his pointless signs by Commercial Street, which I finally came across today. The A boards are set 100m apart and with opposite background/ text colours. I like to think that people take them as a serious diversion.
I know it’s late notice but Louise has some of her crafty items on sale at The Bethnal Green Working Mens Club tomorrow. Come and say hi and all that… BRING BACON ROLLS!
Sickboy has announced the release of his first limited edition print of 2012, entitled “King of Undesire”.
The Giclee, 2-colour silkscreen print is a run of only 50, pre-order yours before they fly on Friday, February 10 at 12:00GMT at Save the Youth
Tuesday 24th January at Village Underground brings the first ever screening of Toasters film “Everywhere”. Doors at 7pm and for those who are truely dedicated…the first 30 people through the doors will get a handpainted and signed Toaster piece (their sneaky peaks of this look pretty awesome!). For those of you who are late…check ebay after the film has finished (are we serious? I’m not sure! I have little faith…).
For those of you poor unfortunate souls who live outside of London, you can also catch a screening of “Everywhere” in Wolverhampton and Helsinki.
BTW HAPPY NEW YEAR YOU GUYS!!!
See you on Tuesday, lovelove us.
Well this certainly looks super duper festive fun times! We’ve seen a few sneak peaks and that alone has warmed up our chilly tootsies. So brave the weather, come down and play at what looks set to be a Yuletide treat!
SEASON TICKET
Shoreditch Underground Art Fair
The Old Shoreditch Station, Pedley Street E1
Friday 16 Dec 4.00-9.00pm, Saturday 17 Dec & Sunday 18 Dec 10.00am-6.00pm
Private View Thursday 15 Dec 5.00-9.30pm
This Christmas season East London heads away from the North Pole and goes underground. Set within the Old Shoreditch tube station, SEASON TICKET deliberately spills milk and spins Santa on his bobble head. There’s no need for shiny red noses down here—subversive artists are guiding this sleigh ride to bring girls, boys, and everything in between a creative, art-led alternative to the High Street consumer Xmas madness!
For those who prefer their earthly delights Hieronymus Bosch-style, London’s seedy East End festers once more with a hoard of amusements and occasionally dark festive fayre, including a street art exhibition, installations, Live painting, DIY art stalls, creative cakes from Totally Baked & mulled wine to warm the festive cobbles. Plus film projections and a trans-gender (over 18’s) ‘Sink The Pink’ Bad Santa’s grotty grotto. Its flash-to-trash this Christmas, regardless of good behaviour, so strut or stumble your way to Brick Lane, Shoreditch for the first-ever SEASON TICKET… you’ll either be glad or sorry you did.
A little late with this one..
Tomorrow some of East Londons best known galleries will be setting up stands in Village Underground.
So head over for some live painting from artists including Toasters, Will Barras and Mr Jago… Along with Nelly Duff releases from DR.D , Pablo Delgado and a Banksy give-away from Hang-Up Pictures.
Details on the flyer.
Blackall Studios: 73 Leonard Street, Shoreditch, London, EC2A 4QS
Xenz presents a new major solo show, Cloud Cuckoo Land in London this December. Exhibiting a beautiful collection of new landscape paintings, he immerses the viewer in an undiscovered world filled with exotic species drawn from the vivid depths of his imagination. Cloud Cuckoo Land shows a body of work created over the last two years. In addition to a new collection of paintings and prints, Xenz’s newest work has seen him experiment with scale by painting on large scale murals that divide into smaller, compact and highly desirable pieces.
