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David Shrigley
Brain Activity, Shrigley's new exhibition at the Hayward Gallery, brings together twenty years' worth of brilliantly morbid, engagingly surreal work from the Glasgow-based artist.
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Homeroom by Christina Conway
How one artist's obsession with childhood art turned into a project with global participation: 'Homeroom' picks up where our parents' walls left off twenty years ago.
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Slogan Bags
If your bag says everything you're thinking, then it leaves you free to sit back, relax, and enjoy, er...your bus ride.
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Greg Brotherton
We speak to Greg about what goes into his tentacled automatons and nightmare typewriters.
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Invader
In the last decade, street art has become ever more mysterious. Where controversial graffiti was once the word on the street, a more clandestine type of art-making is now intriguing…
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Sickboy
Street artist and tagger Sickboy is a bit of a mystery to most graffiti outsiders, though chances are you’ll have cast your eyes over his temple tag (on the right)…
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Paris Syndrome
Immortalised in art, literature, film and music, Paris has been portrayed throughout the centuries as a seductive spectacle for the senses, a city overspilling with old-world charm and the promise…
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Musical Furniture
Wouldn't it be awesome if musical chairs wasn't just that childhood game none of us have played in years? As in, if there really were musical bits of furniture that…
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Art-Tube 01
Ten years ago, 42 artists created works to go on display in the advertising panels of a working Piccadilly line train. The resulting exhibition, Art-Tube 01, ran for a month…
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Eine
Eine is probably one of the best-known British graffiti artists around. His iconic lettering has brightened walls from Beijing to Brick Lane to Barack Obama's lounge. And probably some of…
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