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Beard and Wonderful
Beard and Wonderful is the first solo exhibition of London based illustrator Suzie Winsor. A collection of great men and their even greater folical accomplishments, Beard and Wonderful features brilliant illustrations of the likes of Charles Darwin, Jarvis Cocker, Daniel Kitson and the mighty Geoff Keegan of Byker Grove fame.
All prints are limited edition and will be on sale throughout February in Gallery Two at KK Outlet.
Through February 24, 2011
Nigel Peake
We’re big fans of the work of Edinburgh-based artist/illustrator Nigel Peake whose work came to our attention via the latest Hermes Objets SS10 catalogue. Also published last year was “Sheds”; further example of his fantastical, daydreamy and incredibly detailed drawings that take you to a child-like world of make-believe and ingenuity.
Friends With You
Art collective Friends With You unveiled their new flagship boutique to coincide with Art Basel Miami, located at 3930 NE 2nd Avenue Suite 202, Miami. There you’ll find a host of brand new limited edition products, including clothes, toys, prints, and fine art in their whimsical and inimitable style.
Geneviève Gauckler — Digitally Isolated
Paris-based illustrator and designer Geneviève Gauckler embarks on her first London exhibition. On display is a series of limited edition silkscreen prints and acrylic paintings of her signature loveable characters. The show which opened at the Kemistry Gallery will run until December 19th, 2009.
Jean Philippe Delhomme ‘The Cultivated Life’
Jean-Philippe Delhomme is a prolific name in the world of illustration and often described as the Parisian answer to the smart cartoons that appear in the New Yorker. His instantly recognizable style is world-renowned in a range of media - from chic television ads for Saab to the boutique campaigns for Barneys and fashion advertising. Drawing from the trials and tribulations of the contemporary lifestyle—the design addict cautiously circling the latest modern furniture piece in an upscale boutique, or finding the perfect outfit to convey one’s current philosophy—Delhomme chicly illustrates the humor in all that surrounds him. This monograph published by Rizzoli, the first-ever English compilation of his work, includes over 100 illustrations and an insightful essay about Delhomme’s work.