Street Arts
London based photographer Vikto Vauthier has just uploaded some great photos of D*Face in his studio preparing for his show New York show which opened at the Jonathan Levine Gallery back in September.
Also on his blog are a bunch of Sickboy pictures taken both on the streets of East London and also in his studio. A number of these photos featured in the recently published Limited Edition Sickboy Logopop mini book which was released at the Logopop show in December {blogged here}
Please note the site features some nudity and might not be suitable if you are at work!!
D*Face and Sickboy Images are ©2010 VIKTOR VAUTHIER.
- Word To Mother — Blind By Stardom Zine
We posted about the Word To Mother show at the start of the month {blogged here} which is currently running at StolenSpace gallery. Alongside the new body of work created for the show Word To Mother collaborated with London based photographer Viktor Vauthier...
- Word To Mother — Studio Visit
Looks like London based photographer Viktor Vauthier has been for a studio visit and taken some lovely Polaroids of Word To Mother at work, ahead of his upcoming solo show at StolenSpace Gallery. The exhibition entitled ‘Blind By Stardom’ is set to...
- Word To Mother For Pop Magazine
London based photographer Viktor Vauthier has shot some images of Word To Mother in his studio to an accompany an exclusive interview with fashion magazine POP. Discussing his work for this years Fame Festival {blogged here} in Italy and his upcoming...
- Sickboy 'logopop' Photos
Sickboy 'Logopop', by SMART_HYPE_So we haven't had the chance to upload our photos yet that we took at Sickboy's Logopop show which opened on Wednesday night in East London {blogged here}. But Smart Hype has a great set from the opening...
- Sickboy's Logopop Exhibition
Tonight December 16th, 2009 sees the opening of Sickboy's ‘Logopop’, a special one-night-only solo exhibition of new limited edition work and site-specific installations in East London. Logopop, is a blink and you’ll miss it type exhibition...
Street Arts
D*Face Photos By Viktor Vauthier
London based photographer Vikto Vauthier has just uploaded some great photos of D*Face in his studio preparing for his show New York show which opened at the Jonathan Levine Gallery back in September. Also on his blog are a bunch of Sickboy pictures taken both on the streets of East London and also in his studio. A number of these photos featured in the recently published Limited Edition Sickboy Logopop mini book which was released at the Logopop show in December {blogged here}Please note the site features some nudity and might not be suitable if you are at work!!
D*Face and Sickboy Images are ©2010 VIKTOR VAUTHIER.
- Word To Mother — Blind By Stardom Zine
We posted about the Word To Mother show at the start of the month {blogged here} which is currently running at StolenSpace gallery. Alongside the new body of work created for the show Word To Mother collaborated with London based photographer Viktor Vauthier...
- Word To Mother — Studio Visit
Looks like London based photographer Viktor Vauthier has been for a studio visit and taken some lovely Polaroids of Word To Mother at work, ahead of his upcoming solo show at StolenSpace Gallery. The exhibition entitled ‘Blind By Stardom’ is set to...
- Word To Mother For Pop Magazine
London based photographer Viktor Vauthier has shot some images of Word To Mother in his studio to an accompany an exclusive interview with fashion magazine POP. Discussing his work for this years Fame Festival {blogged here} in Italy and his upcoming...
- Sickboy 'logopop' Photos
Sickboy 'Logopop', by SMART_HYPE_So we haven't had the chance to upload our photos yet that we took at Sickboy's Logopop show which opened on Wednesday night in East London {blogged here}. But Smart Hype has a great set from the opening...
- Sickboy's Logopop Exhibition
Tonight December 16th, 2009 sees the opening of Sickboy's ‘Logopop’, a special one-night-only solo exhibition of new limited edition work and site-specific installations in East London. Logopop, is a blink and you’ll miss it type exhibition...