One of Glasgow’s hidden gems, The Recoat Gallery is currently hosting an exhibition by London based graff supremo Insa. If you haven’t come across his work before, here is what SlamxHype had to say back in January:
“Insa is a major player in the London Graffiti scene, well known worldwide for his technical spray-can abilities as well as his iconic posters of abstract ladies’ legs in fetish heels…”
Last night was the opening of David Choe’s ‘Murderous Hearts’ exhibition at the Lazarides Gallery, Newcastle. We didn’t manage to get there ourselves but Sam from FUSShop gave us this:
“It was the first time I’d made to it the Laz Gallery and it looked great. It’s good to see that things do actaully happen outside of London!! Choe’s work was amazing, some a little disturbing, but on the whole, the detail that goes into these pieces is Nuts!!”
On March 7th Glasgow will host the first hometown solo exhibition of Scotish stencil artist Klingatron. Emerging as one of UK’s the hotest new artists Klingatron has already had the pleasure of group shows in Newcastle, Belfast and Edinburgh not to mention his recent apperiences at the Xynthetic ‘Carbon & Chemicals’ show at the Kitch-en gallery in Middlesbrough and his first solo show at the Workshop store in Bristol.
On February 1st UK art/skateboarding collective, Xynthetic, kicked off their ‘Carbon & Chemicals’ art-tour at the Kitch-en Gallery, Middlesbrough. A collective of artists, designers, skaters, photographers and videographers Xynthetic’s members include some of the UK’s freshest creative talent, from Richt, Sums the Paw and Mr Jago to Leicester beat-smith Ed209° and Bristol based pixel pusher Jam Factory.
