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January 08, 2007
Just when I had my week all planned The Londonist alert me of this...
Illuminate productions present EXIT - The first London solo show of British graffiti artist SheOne/James Choules.
Inspired by abstract typography and expressionism Choules will transform an historical site on the South Bank before its demolition - using bold strokes, emblems and personalised shorthand; a style that has won him acclaim for its quietly dramatic minimalism.
SheOne began making graffiti in his teens and went on to become an influential part of the 80’s graffiti renaissance. Originally inspired by rock/punk music and spray names on the New York subway, some twenty years later SheOne has received international recognition and proved that graffiti has a place in the contemporary art world.
Union Works is a historical grade II listed building a disused factory, that also houses the last remaining bear-baiting arena dating from the 1680’s. The site has a unique energy, vast size, temporal structure and historical importance. The building will be demolished when the exhibition ends with the paintings still intact – A film documentary will be made of the destruction.
6th January – 13th January 2007
Union Works, New Globe Walk, London. SE1 9EB
12pm to 7pm - FREE
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