Street Arts
Last month we blogged about the Russell Maurice and Daniel Sparkes show 'META SNOUT' currently running at the High Roller Society Gallery. If you haven't seen the show yet there is still a chance as the show is running for one more week until the 13 November 2010.
Should you not live in London, High Roller Society now have an online shop featuring selected works from the META SNOUT show. Also make sure you check the print section of the shop as they have two new screen print releases also from Russell Maurice and Daniel Sparkes as well as some tasty prints from Nylon and James Jessop to name a few.
Image ©Daniel Sparkes via High Roller Society
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- James Jessop At High Roller Society
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Street Arts
High Roller Society — Online Shop
Should you not live in London, High Roller Society now have an online shop featuring selected works from the META SNOUT show. Also make sure you check the print section of the shop as they have two new screen print releases also from Russell Maurice and Daniel Sparkes as well as some tasty prints from Nylon and James Jessop to name a few.
High Roller Society | 10 Palmers Road | London | E2 0SY
Gallery hours: Thu-Sat 1-7 (during exhibitions) or by appointmentImage ©Daniel Sparkes via High Roller Society
- High Rollers Gallery X Safewalls
To kick off the new year, High Roller Society teams up with Cirque du Soleil to launch a brand-new art project called SAFEWALLS. On the first leg of a worldwide tour SAFEWALLS will stop over in London for 3 days ONLY, featuring original works and limited...
- Press And Release Show Photographs
We stopped into the High Roller Society Gallery in East London to check out their Press and Release group print exhibition.{blogged here} The exhibition features a superb collection of hand-made artists prints with every usable space in the gallery being...
- 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,...
- James Jessop At High Roller Society
After recent solo exhibitions in São Paulo and Copenhagen, four of James Jessop’s finest works will see their UK debut at High Roller Society, the newest gallery to London’s progressive East end. Titled BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, this solo show reveals...
- High Rollers Society Gallery
Friday night saw a packed out crowd in attendance at the opening of East London's newest gallery space, High Roller Society. This artist-led space featured works from fourteen hand-selected artists including 2 SICK BASTARDS, AIDA, BASE 23, DAVE THE...