A Nightmare on Greek Street

The current show at the Lazarides Gallery in Soho is Ben Turnbulls 'A Nightmare on Greek Street' the show was a collection of sculptures and installation pieces depicting his view of American paranoia and violence with regards to T.W.A.T ( The War on Terror)...

As a rule i'd prefer political pieces to be a bit more subtle, but the typographic American college type pieces were super nice and the installations were pretty funny (not laugh out loud, Guantanamo isn't exactly humorous but nonetheless).

Anyway...Had battery on the camera for once so....

Squint/Opera:Flooded London

Friday night was the closing down party of Squint/Opera's exhibition Flooded London down on Exmouth Market, Flooded London is a series of five digitally produced images depicting the long term view of London's adaptation to raised sea levels...

With a massive turn out of people...(Possibly because of some real nice free belgian beer!) the night seemed to seal the deal on a successful and interesting exhibition, the pieces themselves especially were pretty amazing considering they're almost completely produced in 3d programmes, still not really my thing but good nonetheless...

Anyway, enough bollocks here's the photos...

Love me Hate me

Love me Hate me is this years title of the graduate show for Graphic Design, Moving Image and Animation students of Ravensbourne...I went along to show support for my friends graduating this year, i'll let the work speak for itself but it was good stuff so congrats to everyone involved...

Check out everyone individually here for links to websites and email addresses...







Colm Watkins

Matt Crump

Regina Viveiros

Emma Killeen

Lee Exton

Sean Johnson

Sarah Beckett

Camille George

Gemma Broughton

Philip Bone

Leo Reithoff

Tanya Holbrook

Paulina Pipponnen

Neil Whitehead

Mirja Valkeasuo

David Lismer

Mat Gil

Emily Davis

Matt Scott






It was a fun night and went on to be a long night too...I wanted to put up the Moving image showreel but cant transfer it off the DVD...so go check out their websites to see some quality work...

Also check out Phil Bone over on FormFiftyFive.com