As UK skate-art collective, Xynthetic’s ‘Mini-Art Tour’ pulls into its last stop at the Workshop Store, Bristol, their main man on the cam Jonny ‘Makinov’ Clooney has thrown together this short video outlined the hows, whens and whys of the tour, the artists and Xyn family.
Check it out after the jump.
Last month we posted an article on UK skate/art collective Xynthetic’s country wide mini-art tour and with the Middlesbrough leg well and truly over the tour is now making its way to Nottingham for the second installment and main event in the trilogy.
The Xynthetic website had this to say; “Not only are we displaying the work we’ve already created, we’re busy adding more things for you to peruse… more boards, more prints, more photos!…”
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.
