Scottish artist David Shrigley is the author of a limited edition for knitwear company Pringle of Scotland, known worldwide for having designed the argyle pattern and committed for years in supporting Scottish visual arts, design and architecture. Shrigley created a series of designs, exclusively for Pringle of Scotland, that have been used to create a limited edition collection of T-shirts.
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Todd James (a.k.a REAS) is a famous international artist, who started painting on the subways of New York in 1982. He is an important figure amongst the generation of street artists who influenced popular culture on every level, and who have come to be recognized by some of the most prominent contemporary art galleries in the world. James’s singular aesthetic is consistently funny, relentlessly appealing, and often transgressive. This is his first exhibition in Paris.
Exhibition runs through to the 3rd of October, 2009
Colette
213 rue Saint-Honoré
75001
Paris
France
Carmichael Gallery is pleased to announce an exhibition of all new Hollywood-themed paintings, video and photography by British artist collective The London Police. “Brothers in Arms” is a celebration of The London Police’s ten year anniversary. The show features works on canvases, a photographic montage, a site-specific installation and a short film documenting the artists’ creative process.
Exhibition runs through to the 1st of October, 2009
Carmichael Gallery
1257 N. La Brea Ave
West Hollywood
California
90038
USA
Following his highly-successful 2008 show, Glorious Excess (Born), Mike Shinoda returns to the National Museum to unveil his latest collection of paintings and digital works. Larger, broader, and more sensational than before, Glorious Excess (Dies) is the next chapter in his series exploring society’s obsession with celebrity culture, consumer addiction, and fascination with excess.
Exhibition runs through to the 4th of October, 2009
Japanese American National Museum
369 East First Street
Los Angeles
California
90012
USA
The Brickism exhibition, a collaboration between Lego and Wood Wood, has opened its doors in their Copenhagen flagship store. The exhibition showcases Lego sculptures by Delta, So_Me, Will Sweeney and HuskMitNavn. After Copenhagen the exhibition will travel to colette in Paris, Goodhood in London and 290 SQM in Amsterdam.
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The latest exhibition by French artist Space Invader has opened its doors, entitled “Low Fidelity”, the artist showcases large scale sculptures, prints and other interesting pieces, with the inspiration of his art being very obvious.
Exhibition runs through to September 17th, 2009
Lazerides Gallery
11Rathbone Place
London
W1T 1HR
UK
