LONDON: BRUTAL.

Last chance today (Sunday 27th) to see the annual off site offering from Lazarides gallery.

Brutal is to be found at 180 The Strand in London. Book a viewing slot HERE for the group show including Know Hope, Antony Micallef, Conor Harrington, Lucy McLauchlan, Mark Jenkins and more.

Works and installations in a dingy dark abandoned office block.

artbleat had a nose around and took some photos, you can find more on the facebook page HERE.

  

Brutal. 180 The Strand. London 

Lucy McLauchlan

DALeast

Mark Jenkins

Cleon Peterson

Know Hope

GEORGE MORTON CLARK: 1988 PRINT

Just noticed this lovely print in the shop over at George Morton Clark's website.

I have no idea how long it's been on sale so if it's old news then I'm sorry, well actually I'm not really.
Have a look HERE if you are a little curious.

George Morton Clark: 1988

50cm X 54cm Giclee print on 310 g.s.m

Edition of 50

£150

PABLO DELGADO: CONTRAVACUUM PRINTS

Nelly Duff have just released a new print by Pablo Delgado, the man known for filling our streets with magical little people.

The handmade five colour screen prints are available in blue or silver versions and measure 50cm X 50cm.

Both versions are in an edition of 95 for £95 each. 

LONDON: RAY RICHARDSON AND GUY DENNING.

Ray Richardson and Guy Denning are sharing the Ben Oakley Gallery from tonight for the latest episode in the gallery's double header shows.

Opening night kicks off at 6.30 Friday 18th  October
The show runs for four weeks, unless I'm corrected. 

There is a special collaboration print released today that you can purchase on the night and on-line at the B.O.G. gallery store.

Ray Richardson and Guy Denning: The Dog & Crow

Signed and numbered edition of only 50
Sorry no idea of size yet.

£150 plus postage

 HERE

LONDON: MONIKER ART FAIR

It's Frieze week in London this week, so I'll be avoiding Regents Park and heading to east London for the combined Moniker and The Other Art Fair event. The only fair this week that was totally ignored by London listings mag Time Out (it's always been rubbish anyway, well since they nicked one of my photos that is) promises a lot, so I'll let you know if it delivers.

Galleries showing include Jealous, Hang-Up, Stolen Space, Souled Out Studios to name but four. There is a cheeky peek at some of the works to be unveiled below including a gorgeous 11 colours screen print by Rowan Newton.

Jealous will be screening a different show print each day from Deedee Cheriel, Mark Powell, Ryan Callanan and Amanda Marie.

The fair runs from 16th to 20th October at the Truman Brewery just off Brick Lane.

You can see the full line up HERE 

That's it really, I will have my camera on hand and post up the results on Friday (fingers crossed) 

Jealous Gallery - Rowan Newton

    

Hang-Up Gallery: Joe Webb

Hang-Up Gallery: Mark Powell

COLLIN VAN DER SLUIJS

OK, It's like this, Collin Van Der Sluijs has a few lovely little pen, ink and acrylic pieces available for only €90.00 each. I think they are wonderful but I already own a few pieces of his work so I'm not allowed to spend the family beer money on them this week.

Just thought you might like 'em.
Go HERE for a look.

LONDON: MANTIS EPOCH SHOW

UPDATE 20/10
Thrown some early show photos up on the artbleat facebook page HERE

Hoxton Gallery will from tonight (Thursday 10th) be playing host to Mantis, an artist from London via South Africa who has been in the game for well over 10 years (remember iNeed)

Epoch is the name of the show which is only open over the weekend, (ends Sunday 13th) expect paintings, sculpture and works on paper.. there is also a cryptic message on the facebook event page HERE requesting visitors to bring £1 coins for the installation.

10th - 13th October 2013  Preview - 6:30pm on Thursday 10th
Hoxton Gallery 9 Kingsland Road, London E2 8AA
See you there..... photos to follow for those that can't make it

JORAM ROUKES: FIVE SCOOPS PRINT

1XRun have dropped a print by Dutch master and friend of artbleat Joram Roukes.

Well I say friend, we have shared a few beers and a bit of banter at his London shows over the last few years, introduced by this gorgeous lady from the Netherlands that does amazing things with glass weapons, but that's another post.   

Five Scoops is an edition of 50 for only $60, you won't be able to pick up a print from him again at this price.

Measuring up at 17" X 20" this is an archival pigment print on 300gsm fine art paper.
Go HERE and register if you haven't already, and be quick they won't last the hour out.

LONDON: JIMMY CAUTY, THE AFTERMATH DISLOCATION PRINCIPLE

Nearly forgot all about this, Monday night openings have a habit of catching us out.
Jimmy Cauty and loads of little people at Arch 402 in east London.
The show will run until 20th October  

NEW YORK: BANKSY BETTER OUT THAN IN

UPDATE: 02/10

...And it's gone already.... 

So the Banksy show has begun. Described as "An artists residency on the streets of New York" Banksy will endeavour to decorate the streets of the big apple for the month of October without getting caught. Sounds like fun, even more so if he doesn't play it safe and stick to legal walls.

The first piece has gone up in Chinatown, Manhattan and is accompanied by a free phone number that enables the viewer to listen to a cheesy audio guide.
You can hear this also on the banksyny website, this is also where I will be nicking my photos from unless any readers want to sent me their photos to (harry@artbleat.co.uk) in return for a thank you and a name check.

Photos below hot off the streets of NYC courtesy of Nick Piper.