Could this be the best video ever made?
We have just completed a selection of colourful exhibition banners for Bexley Primary Care Trust.
Edgar Muller is at the cutting edge of 3D street art, also known as pavement art. His creations transform everyday locations into fantastical scenes: sharks erupting from pavements, chasms bisecting suburban streets and rivers cascading through towns. Above Lava Burst transformed a typical German street into a scene from the apocalypse for the 30th anniversary of the international competition of street painters in Geldern.
Have you ever fancied being part of the abstract expressionist movement? Well now you can http://jacksonpollock.org/
Rob Ryan currently has an exhibition of work in his innovative illustration style at local gallery Castor & Pollux. Check out his papercuts and related prints, they are a thing of beauty.
Check out possibly the world’s first interactive music video by Arcade Fire at www.beonlineb.com
A gigantic, life-like statue of a man swimming through the grass has been unveiled on the bank of the River Thames. The statue, complete with tattoo, was commissioned by The Discovery Channel to advertise its new reality show, London Ink.
A great website has sprung up giving you the opportunity to become a Simpsons character. All you need is a JPEG image of yourself and the rest is explained on the site. Maybe any clients out there could email me their results!
http://simpsonizeme.com/
Thirty 10-foot free standing fiberglass Gibson Les Paul guitars have been hand made for Gibson Guitartown London, a charity campaign bringing together music and art to raise money for three chosen charities; The Princes Trust, Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy and Teenage Cancer Trust.
rehabdesign has designed the visual identity for Shiny Happy Art, a contemporary children’s art and apparel company.
Brighton’s horizon has been changed for the festival… the Udderbelly has arrived! A bizzare new venue that hosts many acts over the next month is yes, in the form of an upside down inflatable cow.
Put your glasses on and take a look at this.
Feast your eyes on these beauties…
The Hayward presents the first major London showing of the work of British sculptor Antony Gormley, featuring a series of brand new monumental works specially conceived for The Hayward’s distinctive spaces, alongside a selection of works from the last three decades.
www.southbankcentre.co.uk/festivals-series/antony-gormley-blind-light
Having already proved popular in Japan, France and Portugal, Star Wars: The Exhibition will be shown in County Hall, London from 5 May this year. Running until 1 September, the exhibition presents a respectable collection of memorabilia, including 280 original film props, vehicles, costumes and models covering the entire Star War saga.
Visitors can apparently participate in several interactive exhibits and activities from Jedi training to a green screen simulation - which is the effect used to make it look as though you are in actually in the film.
Other attractions we’d like to see, however, include a “Guess Which One’s Heavier: George Lucas’s Wallet or His Chin” competition and of course a life-size Jar Jar Binks, which the public can punch repeatedly.