Street Arts
Sheffield-based artists Ed Bradbury and Florence Blanchard are amoung two of the artists currently showing their work in the Printing Sheffield exhibition, on display at the Millennium Gallery. The exhibition reflects the diversity and abundance of contemporary printing in Sheffield and also includes works by Jo Peel, James Green, Phlegm and many more.
In this short film above Ed Bradbury and Florence Blanchard discuss the printing techniques they use at their own studio and gallery space, B&B Gallery. We also get to see Florence Blanchard working on her new Millennium screen print edition of three, which are on display in the exhibition and are available for purchase directly from Blanchard's online web shop.
The Printing Sheffield exhibition continues at the Millennium Gallery until Sunday 15 June 2014.
Millennium Gallery — Arundel Gate — Sheffield — S1 2PP
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Street Arts
Ed Bradbury & Florence Blanchard, B&B Gallery
Sheffield-based artists Ed Bradbury and Florence Blanchard are amoung two of the artists currently showing their work in the Printing Sheffield exhibition, on display at the Millennium Gallery. The exhibition reflects the diversity and abundance of contemporary printing in Sheffield and also includes works by Jo Peel, James Green, Phlegm and many more.
In this short film above Ed Bradbury and Florence Blanchard discuss the printing techniques they use at their own studio and gallery space, B&B Gallery. We also get to see Florence Blanchard working on her new Millennium screen print edition of three, which are on display in the exhibition and are available for purchase directly from Blanchard's online web shop.
The Printing Sheffield exhibition continues at the Millennium Gallery until Sunday 15 June 2014.
Millennium Gallery — Arundel Gate — Sheffield — S1 2PP
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- Pressing Play With Static At Lawrence Alkin Gallery
Back in February of 2015 we managed to catch up with image makers STATIC shortly after the completion of their largest mural (covered here) to date and their second with the Wood Street Walls project out in E17, East London. The London based artists...
- Phlegm Mural On Hanbury Street
Following on from his installation and mini exhibition with the Royal Opera House in London ( covered here) street artist Phlegm has had a busy few weeks working on some large scale murals in Cardiff for this years edition of the Empty...
- Kid Acne Standard Practice Show
Sheffield based street artists Kid Acne is currently working on a series of solo print exhibitions to be hosted in Sheffield, London and Los Angeles over the next couple of months. Each show will showcase selected works from the past 15 years of Kid...
- Kid Acne — Stabby Women Film
Street artist Kid Acne brings some of his notorious characters to life in this short action film, aptly named Stabby Women. Directed by fellow graffiti artist Dscreet, the film joins the Stabby Women in their wild and mystical world. The clip was screened...
- Kid Acne's Kill Your Darlings
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