Street Arts
After four years based in Notting Hill, Sartorial Contemporary Art moves to Kings Cross and will open their new exhibition space on October the 15th. Two major shows will launch the space on this date, one of which is "Burning Candy". It will feature three of the UK 's most notorious graffiti vandals, Cyclops, Sweet Toof and Tek33 who have exclusively for this show created new works with their raw messy trademark punk style that has brought them cult status over the last two years.
The opening night will also see the release of the Limited Edition ‘Burning Candy' book with text by Olly Beck.
The private view opens on OCTOBER 15th, 5 – 11pm with music and live performances on the night. The show will run until November 11th.
SARTORIAL CONTEMPORARY ART | 26 Argyle Square | London | WC1H 8AP
- Kid Acne's Kill Your Darlings
You've seen them on the streets and now it looks like Kid Acne is bring his army of Warrior Stabby Women to life in the form a short live action film. Having enlisted the help of Burning Candy crew member Dscreet to direct the short film, Kill Your...
- Burning Candy — Fire Extinguisher Tag
Looks like London graffiti crew Burning Candy were out on the street at some point last night, hitting up Tony's gallery just off Brick Lane with this fire extinguisher BC tag. We are not sure if the piece was legal or not as the crew have got a show...
- Burning Candy — Candy Pop Up Shop
To coincide with DOTS {blogged here}, a Burning-Candy-film-in-the-making, High Roller Society proudly presents CANDY SHOP, an exhibition of selected works by each of the crew’s 9 core members: CEPT, CYCLOPS, DSCREET, GOLD PEG, LL BRAINWASHED,...
- Burning Candy Crew @ Village Underground
Burning Candy Crew, by invisiblemadevisible Freshness from London's Burning Candy Crew. Pictured is a detailed section of the massive mural they painted as part of Vandalog's 'The Thousand's' exhibition (blogged here). The mural is...
- Rowdy At Sartorial Art
"Never smile at a Crocodile" is the title of a new exhibition from graffiti artist Rowdy, opening tomorrow night 3rd June at Sartorial Contemporary Art from 6.30. Rowdy has worked extensively on the streets of London creating his huge trademark crocodiles...
Street Arts
BURNING CANDY SHOW
After four years based in Notting Hill, Sartorial Contemporary Art moves to Kings Cross and will open their new exhibition space on October the 15th. Two major shows will launch the space on this date, one of which is "Burning Candy". It will feature three of the UK 's most notorious graffiti vandals, Cyclops, Sweet Toof and Tek33 who have exclusively for this show created new works with their raw messy trademark punk style that has brought them cult status over the last two years. The opening night will also see the release of the Limited Edition ‘Burning Candy' book with text by Olly Beck.
The private view opens on OCTOBER 15th, 5 – 11pm with music and live performances on the night. The show will run until November 11th.
SARTORIAL CONTEMPORARY ART | 26 Argyle Square | London | WC1H 8AP
- Kid Acne's Kill Your Darlings
You've seen them on the streets and now it looks like Kid Acne is bring his army of Warrior Stabby Women to life in the form a short live action film. Having enlisted the help of Burning Candy crew member Dscreet to direct the short film, Kill Your...
- Burning Candy — Fire Extinguisher Tag
Looks like London graffiti crew Burning Candy were out on the street at some point last night, hitting up Tony's gallery just off Brick Lane with this fire extinguisher BC tag. We are not sure if the piece was legal or not as the crew have got a show...
- Burning Candy — Candy Pop Up Shop
To coincide with DOTS {blogged here}, a Burning-Candy-film-in-the-making, High Roller Society proudly presents CANDY SHOP, an exhibition of selected works by each of the crew’s 9 core members: CEPT, CYCLOPS, DSCREET, GOLD PEG, LL BRAINWASHED,...
- Burning Candy Crew @ Village Underground
Burning Candy Crew, by invisiblemadevisible Freshness from London's Burning Candy Crew. Pictured is a detailed section of the massive mural they painted as part of Vandalog's 'The Thousand's' exhibition (blogged here). The mural is...
- Rowdy At Sartorial Art
"Never smile at a Crocodile" is the title of a new exhibition from graffiti artist Rowdy, opening tomorrow night 3rd June at Sartorial Contemporary Art from 6.30. Rowdy has worked extensively on the streets of London creating his huge trademark crocodiles...