The French leftist newspaper, Bazooka brought together great punk artists in the 1970s, intermixing radical illustrations with a fascination for totalitarian propaganda.
The group of artists lived together in a gigantic flat creating the publication whilst spewing out numerous album covers along the way, including work for Elivis Costello and Iggy and the Stooges.
Founders of Bazooka, Loulou and Kiki Picasso have delved into the Bazooka archive for this exhibition as well as displaying some of their new illustrations and paintings. Extended to 26.10.10.
The Catlin Art Prize was launched to reward and encourage the next generation of contemporary artists. Unlike bigger awards like, say, the Turner Prize, the Catlin champions genuinely unknown artists, ...
A new ten-minute, 16mm film by Ben Rivers at Kate MacGarry this spring. This is Rivers' second show with the gallery, and his third in London in as many years after one over at Matt's Gallery in 2011. ...
This spring and summer sees Calvert 22 play host to an exhibition dedicated to late 20th century Slovenian art movement, NSK. The exhibition focuses on Irwin, the visual arts wing of the movement and coincides...
Name checking a number of highly influential New Jersey hardcore bands, including Lifetime, The Movielife and early Saves The Day, as well as pop punk stalwarts like New Found Glory Set Your Goals bridge...
It's Your Birthday every Thursday night at The Hoxton Pony, so dance like a loon to their blend of plastic pop, electro belters, hella hip hop, rock 'n' roll and birthday classics.
Independent press agency NO WAY returns for its first show of 2012, this time in association with HUH. magazine and taking place at Jaquar Shoes. The exhibition is themed around the idea of the 2012 Phenomenon...
If you ask fans about their favourite dubstep night they won't all name FWD any more, but it's here in Plastic People that the music first evolved from the dark, hollowed-out 2-step garage of Croydon producers...
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