Hope your all well and enjoying the
last remains so summer, though I know for most its back to school/work and it
feels like summer is over. Just yesterday a friend of mine invited me over to a
free exhibition of Mr Brainwash (Thierry Guetta), to be honest I haven’t
actually heard for this guy before so I was intrigued to check it out. I’m a
big fan of art and creativity (don’t worry am not super hard core and arty
farty) but I like to see new things just for the inspiration. Plus its free!
The location was quite impressive
and atmospheric which I really like, as it kind of gave an eerie feel to the pieces,
it was at the old sorting office on New Oxford Street.
As I mentioned before I’m new to
this guy and I haven’t really done my research on him, I believe his a famous graffiti
artist and it shows throughout the exhibition. I quite like graffiti and that type of expression so I did have high hopes.
There seems to be a British vibe
going on here; it’s kind of remained me of the opening/closing ceremony of the
Olympics you know with of the Union Jack Flags, the Queen, Black Cabs and
popular British icons . For tourist I suppose
it’s fun, ‘English’ and edgy, for me
however it doesn’t particular excite me because it just doesn’t feel new.
Dear Queeny, looking beautiful |
I’m type of person that really appreciates
things that really showcase skill, time, originality and immense attention to
detail, recycling what has already been done bar a small edit (including cheesy
text and random replacement items) …errr…I don’t know… I guess that then starts
to question ‘what is art?’ blah, blah, blah :P
How cool is this stereo, would be great if it actaully played |
MJ <3 |
Favourite piece is this big ass
gorilla structure made from tyres. This piece I can appreciate just because I LOVE
GORILLAS!
Now this I want! :D |
Here’s a link for you >>> Mr
Brainwash - Exhibition
UPDATE:EXHIBITION NOW CLOSED