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London: VNA Issue 30

May 15, 2015 butterfly

We are pleased to share that our pics of Futura, the artist formerly known as Futura2000, are making the cover and special feature of Very Nearly Almost Magazine for their landmark issue 30.

As D*face’s StolenSpace Gallery celebrates its tenth year anniversary, the issue looks back over the years of their journey to become one of the most well-respected urban art galleries on the world stage.

The VNA 30 also features interviews by international artists including James Reka, Borondo, Rufus Dayglo, Mr Thoms, Aaron Li-Hill, Madsteez, Risk, as well as street shots from London, but also Malmö.

VNA Issue 30 is available here

London, Shows

London: Letters from America

July 13, 2012 butterfly

American artists Risk, Saber, Ron English and TrustoCorp invaded London on the 4th of July for a show titled “Letters from America” curated by Corey Helford Gallery at Black Rat projects.

Ron English surreal paintings and TrustoCorp witty signs were a treat for the eyes. It was also a great opportunity to see paintings and sculptures by Risk and Saber’s customized flags highlighting issues with the National Healthcare System.

Many artists and graffiti writers joined in for the opening: Conor Harrington and Chloe Early, Pedro Matos, AROE / MSK, Alex Fakso, Remi Rough, David Schillinghlaw, Ronzo to name a few…

View the full set of pics from the opening here

London, Street

London: Risk and Ron English live painting at Cargo

July 10, 2012 butterfly

Following their installations at the London Pleasure Gardens (covered here ), Risk and Ron English enjoy some live painting at Cargo, spreading humorous messages on the walls , next to the infamous Banky stencil.

Full set of pics here

London, Shows

Risk: Edible Bus Stop installation at Hampton Court

July 8, 2012 butterfly

The Edible Bus Stop is a guerilla garden project adjacent to a bus stop aiming to transform neglected sites across London’s bus network into valuable community growing spaces and celebrated by local residents and users of the bus route.

For the Royal Hampton Court Flower show, L.A. graffiti artist Risk got involved in the project and created an installation called “Riot of Colour”, inspired by last year’s London riots and a colourful view of how nature over time, will transform a damaged urban landscape..