Managed to hit up Moniker Art Fair in Shoreditch over the weekend…it was pretty good…and it was FREE unlike Frieze!!

Galleries exhibiting at Moniker included Stolenspace, LeBasse Projects, Scream, The Garage, Abel & Baker and Andenken Gallery.

The vibe was contemporary street, experimental and abstract with a mash up of Artists from all over including Aiko (Japan), Banksy (UK), Beejoir (Thailand), Ben Eine (UK), Best | Ever (UK), Cash For Your Warhol (USA), D*face (UK), Dabs & Myla (Australia), Greg Miller (USA), Herakut (Germany), Jaae (Canary Islands), Jaybo (France), Matt Small (UK), Nate Frizzell (USA), Peeta (Italy) , Marco ‘Pho’ Grassi (Italy), Pure Evil (UK), Roa (Belgium), Rero (France), Russell Young (UK), The London Police (Holland), and Word to Mother (UK).

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Frieze Art Fair 2011 in Regents Park…

Frieze Art Fair features over 170 of the most exciting contemporary art galleries in the world. The fair also includes specially commissioned artists’ projects, a prestigious talks programme and an artist-led education schedule.

…I came…I saw crazy art, pretty gals, iPads, iMacs, and iTook nuff pics…amazing how 3hrs can whizz by when your having a POW! time…

Redmind, Mikhail Kosolapov

Standing Behind The Chair, Andro Wekua

Forgot name, Tara Donovan

Plunder, Ivan Navarro

I love donuts, Kenny Scharf

The Fruit of Knowledge, Elmgreen & Dragset

Red Scooter Nocturne, Ashley Bickerton

Cause & Effect, Do Ho Sau

Big Hoody, Erwin Wurm

Hot Gal 1

Praise The Lord, Georg Herold

Forgot name

Untitled, Elmgreen & Dragset

All you can eat, Farhad Moshiri

Untitled, Judith Hopf

Companion, KAWS

Fingerprint painting 2, Marc Quinn

Destroy Restore, Carl Hammoud

Etc, Peter Liversidge

Hot Gal 2

Doppelganger (Blue), Peter Liversidge

Random

Forgot name

Mac Gals 1

Get your cupcakes and cookies for extortionate prices ere!!

Couples, Scott Myles

Oh, Richard Prince

Mac Gal 2


Untitled, Anish Kapoor

Blazers

Mac Gals 3

Mac Gal 4

Hot Gal 3

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DECA, a movement that celebrates the past 10 Years of Underground Culture in London, is putting on an exhibition in Shoreditch, from the 15th-21st October, showcasing 10 years of RWD Magazine.

Now if it wasn’t for RWD mag, I’d no doubt get very bored on the numerous train rides around LDN without it…its current, has dope content, fits in your pocket and represents LDN on that street level…big up Hattie Collins (Editor) and Dacre Bracey (Creative Director) for putting in the work and for the hook ups in the past…

I’ll defo be reaching down and supporting…the music line-up alone looks kinda DONUTS!…Oxide & Neutrino hopefully gonna reach too, now thats some old skool ish right there…whatever did happen to them??

Entry to the FREE launch event can only be obtained by requesting tickets HERE but the rest of the exhibition is free.

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Love my trips to Brighton! Went down today on an arty farty vibe to catch up with my mateys Kate n Rachel, and visit the Brighton Art Fair where fellow artist and friend Jeremy Houghton was exhibiting his work…

Brighton Art Fair is an opportunity for the public to buy art from the best local and national artists and for artists to sell direct to the public, to make contacts and to build a relationship with buyers and potential buyers.

It is now the largest art exhibition on the South Coast and brings together about 130 of the most talented national painters, printmakers, photographers and sculptors along with artist groups and Sussex based galleries.

The fair was filled with proper diverse artwork and was kinda dope talking to the artist’s themselves about their work and influences.

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Jeremy Houghtonand them flamingoes…

Them pink sweets are mad addictive!

Steve Mcphearsonfinds multi coloured fragments of unaltered beach plastic collected over 15 years from the beaches of the North Kent Coast, UK…

Sophie Abbottloves colour and having fun…

Waller Hewettbrings that something different you want to touch and play with…

Emily Kirbyexplores her Zambian influence…

Jason Keeleyexplores an edgy aesthetic…

Dinah Duftonbrings a feminine touch to War…

Oliver Kayis a cheeky chappy…

Shoe Box Art is a new project from Kids Company and the Bryan Adams Foundation which brings together a collection of contemporary artists to create a series of works to raise money and awareness for the charity Kid’s Company’s work with vulnerable children. Featuring of healthy amount of Class A artists, those involved include Damien Hirst, Zaha Hadid, Jake and Dinos Chapman, David Bailey, Gavin Turk, Rob Ryan, Kate Moross and many others.
Check out Shoeboxart.co.uk

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