The Outsiders caters for all your print, books, collectible and art buying needs with the upstairs featuring exclusive small-run editions, hand-finished prints, and works on paper.
Downstairs, The Dungeon is now a project space showcasing works from new and emerging artists, as well as offering Lazarides artists a place to play and produce experimental shows. For our second show in The Dungeon, we will be original works by Frank Laws and Adam Smith
Featuring Frank Laws, Adam Smith
13th August 2010 - 10th September 2011
Featuring Bäst
20th August 2010 - 30th September 2010
Lazarides Rathbone says farewell to Summer 2010 with our first solo exhibition by Brooklyn's most infamous collagist Bäst. Entitled Botulism, the show will feature all new work, developing past preoccupations in an exciting new direction, curious??
Inspired by the early punk flyers of London and New York, Bäst's work plays with a variety of 21st Century icons, appropriating imagery from all types of media. Food Packaging, 50's newspaper clippings and brand logos all form the backdrop to his vibrant, brilliantly coloured works.
His latest acrylic paintings have developed the colourful repetitive patterns so often seen in his collages. For Botulism expect myriad unprecedented works with that classic Bäst flavour.
For more information please read the press release.
13th August - 30th September 2010
Lazarides Rathbone | 11 Rathbone Place | London | W1T 1HR
0207 636 5443
Open: Tuesday - Saturday 11am - 7 pm.
Inspired by the early punk flyers of London and New York, Bäst's work plays with a variety of 21st Century icons, appropriating imagery from all types of media. Food Packaging, 50's newspaper clippings and brand logos all form the backdrop to his vibrant, brilliantly coloured works.
His latest acrylic paintings have developed the colourful repetitive patterns so often seen in his collages. For Botulism expect myriad unprecedented works with that classic Bäst flavour.
For more information please read the press release.
13th August - 30th September 2010
Lazarides Rathbone | 11 Rathbone Place | London | W1T 1HR
0207 636 5443
Open: Tuesday - Saturday 11am - 7 pm.
Featuring Modern Toss
3rd September 2010 - 30th October 2010
International cult cartoonists and creators of the Modern Toss Channel 4 TV series are bringing their unique brand of precision swearing and stylishly cak-handed drawing to the Lazarides gallery in Newcastle this September for an unmissable, ground-breaking exhibition of their artwork.
The scurrilously inventive satirists behind Mr Tourette and the Drive-by Abuser invite you along to witness their incredible range of top notch, limited edition prints, interactive art pieces and assorted, hilarious paraphernalia from the Toss Cabinet of Shit-Naks.
Expect some special treats - including their impressively researched 'Periodic Table Of Swearing' print, now adapted for use as a working fruit machine. The ever controversial Mr Tourette master signwriter will also be tackling the big issues with a new print illustrating his incisive summing up of the international
banking crisis.
Modern Toss claim they will be concentrating even harder on addressing contemporary themes with this exhibition, so get yourself down there and check out their 'Buy More Shit or We're All Fucked' shopping bags, a wall-friendly selection of superb 'Space Argument' prints and some highly collectible dirty pictures, hand-stitched in wool by enthusiastic mature ladies.
See you there, yeah.
For more information, please read the press release.
The scurrilously inventive satirists behind Mr Tourette and the Drive-by Abuser invite you along to witness their incredible range of top notch, limited edition prints, interactive art pieces and assorted, hilarious paraphernalia from the Toss Cabinet of Shit-Naks.
Expect some special treats - including their impressively researched 'Periodic Table Of Swearing' print, now adapted for use as a working fruit machine. The ever controversial Mr Tourette master signwriter will also be tackling the big issues with a new print illustrating his incisive summing up of the international
banking crisis.
Modern Toss claim they will be concentrating even harder on addressing contemporary themes with this exhibition, so get yourself down there and check out their 'Buy More Shit or We're All Fucked' shopping bags, a wall-friendly selection of superb 'Space Argument' prints and some highly collectible dirty pictures, hand-stitched in wool by enthusiastic mature ladies.
See you there, yeah.
For more information, please read the press release.
