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A Beautiful Machine is a two-week event curated by McFaul Studio and howies and is running from the 26th March to 9th April. A combination of art, talk and ride based above the howies store in Bristol.
With over 50 artists from around the globe, 15 incredible speakers, a bicycle treasure hunt and a special bicycle auction it's going to be a whole lot of fun.
Mr Bingo is producing a couple of prints which are up for sale though his site - a mere fiver each to you, but a hell of a difference to the disaster fund. So you get a damn good print and a damn good feeling too. Every penny is going to charity, GFSmith have supplied the paper free of charge and K2 Screen have produced the screen prints FOC as well. Dig deep everyone...
"Street Art" as a term has probably seen it's day. For now anyway. But there's still merit in a lot of work and I'm a fan of Paul Insect, who's in amongst the bunch who have contributed to the auction to raise awareness about the Cochlear Implant. It's all in aid of the Cochlear Unit at Great Ormond Street Hospital. Get in touch with The Paradise By Way of Kensal Green for tickets and info.
Almost a hundred artists from around the globe have submitted artwork for inclusion in Sarah Magazine. It's on sale for 15 Euros and all proceeds go towards paying for a cochlear implant for Sarah, a 23 year old girl from Antwerp.
Her myspace site says:
"Sarah was born almost deaf and recently got a cochlear implant in her right ear, which helps her hear sounds she never realized existed. The second implant in her left ear has been scheduled for 2009, but since medical insurance will only cover one operation, she'll have to pay the full 25,000 Euro bill all by herself... To help her out, 100 artists join forces to realize a publication and donate the full proceeds to her operation."
A Beautiful Machine is a two-week event curated by McFaul Studio and howies and is running from the 26th March to 9th April. A combination of art, talk and ride based above the howies store in Bristol.
Mr Bingo is producing a couple of prints which are up for sale though his site - a mere fiver each to you, but a hell of a difference to the disaster fund. So you get a damn good print and a damn good feeling too. Every penny is going to charity, GFSmith have supplied the paper free of charge and K2 Screen have produced the screen prints FOC as well. Dig deep everyone...
"Street Art" as a term has probably seen it's day. For now anyway. But there's still merit in a lot of work and I'm a fan of Paul Insect, who's in amongst the bunch who have contributed to the auction to raise awareness about the Cochlear Implant. It's all in aid of the Cochlear Unit at Great Ormond Street Hospital. Get in touch with The Paradise By Way of Kensal Green for tickets and info.
