Showing posts with label street artists. Show all posts
Showing posts with label street artists. Show all posts

Tuesday, 5 July 2011

Vertelli (Solo Show) @ Bristol-Lisboa Gallery





Vertelli (Solo Show) @ Bristol-Lisboa Gallery 
2nd July - 5th November


Vertelli lives and works in London. From an early age he liked to pull apart then reconstruct his toys, creating improved characters or machines. Later on in life, an understanding of the power of the written word led to judgement of the media and a sense of manipulation of the public. The artist believes “the images tell the real story. The fragmentation of these, to break down the limitations of social moulding, allows inner truth as the eventual result”


SEE THE WEBSITE FOR MORE INFORMATION
Bristol-Lisboa Gallery



Tuesday, 26 April 2011

‘ART FOR AFRICA’ URBAN & CONTEMPORARY ART AUCTION IN BRISTOL




TEMWA PRESENTS ‘ART FOR AFRICA’: URBAN&  CONTEMPORARY ART AUCTION IN BRISTOL
Friday 6th May 2011 @ Attic Bar, Stokes Croft, Bristol

Featuring world-renowned artists raising money for development projects in Malawi. After the success of the last contemporary urban art auction in London, Temwa will bring Art for Africa back to its home in Bristol in order to raise funds for their community development projects in Malawi. The event will feature some of the UK’s world-renowned and up-and-coming artists including:


3rdeye * 45rpm * Andy Council * Bex Glover * Cheba * Cheo * China Mike *Deamz (Oxygen Thievez) * Dicy * Duncan Morris * Epok * FLX * Haka *Hemper * Iain Sellar * Inkie * JefRow * JK47 * Lokey * Max Gregor *Messias * MKWF * Nakama * Nick Lindo * Mr Riks * Paris * Ray Smith *RichT * Rowdy * SEPR * Sick Boy * Scott Barden * Tim Miness * Tom Lindo* Will Barras * Xenz

Plus: Incredible raffle / live graffiti / DJs&  special guest beats from
Pieman, MinAmus&  S30







 About the charity: Temwa's objective is to help build a sustainable future for the people of Malawi through community-based projects. Temwa is working with the people of Malawi, enabling them to become self sufficient and giving them hope for their families' futures. We support communities in improving health education services, agriculture, forestry, irrigation, skills training, and schools support. For more information please visit http://www.temwa.org