Go see it in person, it's well worth it.
Amazing photographs taken by Ian Cox.
Location courtesy of Londonewcastle - www.londonewcastle.co.uk
Biography
The thinking man of the British graffiti movement has recently returned from self-exile in Paris. Like seminal comic 2000AD if it had ever managed to get laid, Mode's work is immediately refreshing due to its lack of posturing and antagonism, concentrating instead on very different themes (friendship! Love! Dancing! The latter stages of pregnancy!) Mode was recently made artist-in-residence at Coco de Mer, the peerless erotic emporium masterminded by Sam Roddick, daughter of Body Shop founder Anita, where he has developed an offshoot style mixing his graffiti-based art with more traditional portraiture. He paints customers from his vantage point of a cubby-hole in the changing rooms (with their prior request, of course). He is available for private commission.
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Go see it in person, it's well worth it.
Amazing photographs taken by Ian Cox.
Location courtesy of Londonewcastle - www.londonewcastle.co.uk
Besides the different items of clothing and accessories on view, Mode will have drawings for sale as well as some new original paintings done, as usual, just before the opening.
To round things off he has selected a few shots from his photo archive of Paris social life from '87 to '91...
Alongside these, Mode will be exhibiting L'Offrandre (The Offering) which is more of an original work than it is a print. The image originates from a series of drawings taken from Modes most prized possession, his sketch book. Each and every copy in the edition has been meticulously hand painted by Mode.
L'Offrandre is available to buy exclusively from Lazarides on shopatlazarides.com
David Choe and DVS - Wenlock Road, N1, Great Western Studios, W9, and Perry's Place, W1
Charlie Isoe - Kean Street, WC2 and Prestwood Street, N1
Vhils - Oval Road, NW1, and Truman Brewery, E1
Paul Insect - Broadwick Street, W1, and Southwick Mews, W2
Mode 2 - Rathbone Place, W1
Teach - Great Western Studios, W9, and Shelton Street, WC2
Invader - Truman Brewery, E1, and balloons tied to practically every lamp post in W1
Lucy McLauchlan - St John's Hill, SW11
Conor Harrington - Mercer Street, WC2
Many thanks, as always, to Ian Cox for the superb photography and dedication to comprehensively documenting the project, and to all of the artists involved in the event, many of whom proved without doubt that painting in the rain is both stupid and clever at the same time.
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David Choe and DVS - Wenlock Road, N1, Shoreditch House, E1, Great Western Studios, W9, and Perry's Place, W1
Charlie Isoe - Kean Street, WC2, Prestwood Street, N1, and Wenlock Road, N1
Vhils - Oval Road, NW1, and Truman Brewery, E1
Paul Insect - Broadwick Street, W1, and Southwick Mews, W2
Mode 2 - Rathbone Place, W1
Teach - Great Western Studios, W9, and Shelton Street, WC2
Invader - Truman Brewery, E1, and balloons tied to practically every lamp post in W1
Lucy McLauchlan - St John's Hill, SW11
Conor Harrington - Mercer Street, WC2
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