Street Arts
Leonard Street Gallery in association with CAMPBARBOSSA are pleased to present the graffiti duo Herakut who combine multiple techniques of both spray can and traditional painting methods in their highly stylised street works in the upcoming exhibition Permission To Paint opening 15 December 2007. Also exhibiting and collaborating with the duo will be Luc Price, a British born street artist whose tribal fury combined with photo realistic imagery creates an impressive style of his own.
15 DECEMBER 2007 – 11 JANUARY 2008
PREVIEW: FRIDAY 14 DECEMBER 2007, 6:00 – 9:00PM
LEONARD STREET GALLERY | 73 A Leonard Street | LONDON
Nearest Tube: Old Street or Liverpool Street Station
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Street Arts
PERMISSION TO PAINT
Leonard Street Gallery in association with CAMPBARBOSSA are pleased to present the graffiti duo Herakut who combine multiple techniques of both spray can and traditional painting methods in their highly stylised street works in the upcoming exhibition Permission To Paint opening 15 December 2007. Also exhibiting and collaborating with the duo will be Luc Price, a British born street artist whose tribal fury combined with photo realistic imagery creates an impressive style of his own.
15 DECEMBER 2007 – 11 JANUARY 2008
PREVIEW: FRIDAY 14 DECEMBER 2007, 6:00 – 9:00PM
LEONARD STREET GALLERY | 73 A Leonard Street | LONDON
Nearest Tube: Old Street or Liverpool Street Station
- Souled Out Exhibition
Leonard Street Gallery present Beejoir, along with fellow Souled Out Studios artists Mau-Mau, Cyclops and Kate Westerholt, in their upcoming exhibition SOULED OUT, opening 29 February 2008. The title of the exhibition draws its name from Beejoir’s...
- Booby Trap
We are getting excited about this show already, we mentioned it at the start of the month and we have now been sent the details for the forthcoming "BAST show. Leonard Street Gallery present their first show of 2008 titled "Booby Trap". The new exhibition...
- Cor Da Rua (street Colour)
The largest show of it's kind, Cor Da Rua is a 2-month 10-artist celebration of Brazilian urban art, considered by many to be the most significant genre of the global urban art movement. All of the artists are highly acclaimed in their native Brazil...
- Sacred Clowns & Dog Warriors
Leonard Street Gallery in conjunction with New Image Art presents..." Sacred Clowns And Dog Warriors "An installation of new works by The Date Farmers also featuring..." Those Bloody Yanks "...a group of artists taking their cues from the worlds of street,...
- Blairaq
The Leonard Street Gallery presents an exhibition of photomontage entitled Blairaq ’by ‘Unofficial war artist’ Peter Kennard and collaborator Cat Picton Phillips, from 22nd June – 12th July 2007. Blairaq contains almost exclusively new work –...