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Nuart Box Set inc Blek and Hera originals. A few other item, by disappointed on Sept 17, 2016 11:43:05 GMT 1, I am having a clear out and these are in the firing line.

First up is a boxset of paraphernalia from the Nuart Festival of 2007. This is number 1 of the edition and was bought by myself in a charity auction hence it includes a few things not in the regular edition.

This box includes, deep breath, a newspaper with profiles of the featured artist, a catalogue, a couple of small nuart stencils, overspray sticker and a little deck of card sized overspray package that I have not opened, two unworn t-shirts (a Medium Nuart and a very rare Nick Walker shirt (in XL) portraying a plane made up of the logos/sigs of participating artists), three tiny slinkachu photos, and all housed in a jazzy box. 

Perhaps of most interest are two original artworks - one by French stencil artist Blek Le Rat and one by German artist Hera. Both works are on 20cm x 20cm paper.

The Blek is a sprayed stencil of his iconic sheep image cropped to the head upper body of the sheep and the Hera is a free hand image of a girl on a silver background. Both are quite pleasing on the eye and both have been stored flat in a sleeve since acquisition as I never got around to framing either.

Obviously I would prefer to sell the Nuart box as a complete package as I think it's value is as a snapshot of a scene that was just starting to really take off. Unlike the street art festival carpet bombing of today there were not so many festivals ten years ago which makes this a neat historical document.

Images below (the slinkachu photos are actually in focus, the soft blur is my poor photography):

















Also going is a Matt Small catalogue from his Made In England show at the now defunct Leonard Street Gallery (of whom the less said, the better). This is notable as it is an edition of 100 each include a painting on the inside of the last page:









Finally, just for fun,  a signed and doodled flyer/invitation from Adam Neate's 2007 Painting, Pots, and Prints exhibition at Elms Lester:






I don't have any idea of the value of any of these as they are rarely seen for sale (Neate sig aside) so please feel free to make your best offer. 

I am having a clear out and these are in the firing line.

First up is a boxset of paraphernalia from the Nuart Festival of 2007. This is number 1 of the edition and was bought by myself in a charity auction hence it includes a few things not in the regular edition.

This box includes, deep breath, a newspaper with profiles of the featured artist, a catalogue, a couple of small nuart stencils, overspray sticker and a little deck of card sized overspray package that I have not opened, two unworn t-shirts (a Medium Nuart and a very rare Nick Walker shirt (in XL) portraying a plane made up of the logos/sigs of participating artists), three tiny slinkachu photos, and all housed in a jazzy box. 

Perhaps of most interest are two original artworks - one by French stencil artist Blek Le Rat and one by German artist Hera. Both works are on 20cm x 20cm paper.

The Blek is a sprayed stencil of his iconic sheep image cropped to the head upper body of the sheep and the Hera is a free hand image of a girl on a silver background. Both are quite pleasing on the eye and both have been stored flat in a sleeve since acquisition as I never got around to framing either.

Obviously I would prefer to sell the Nuart box as a complete package as I think it's value is as a snapshot of a scene that was just starting to really take off. Unlike the street art festival carpet bombing of today there were not so many festivals ten years ago which makes this a neat historical document.

Images below (the slinkachu photos are actually in focus, the soft blur is my poor photography):

















Also going is a Matt Small catalogue from his Made In England show at the now defunct Leonard Street Gallery (of whom the less said, the better). This is notable as it is an edition of 100 each include a painting on the inside of the last page:









Finally, just for fun,  a signed and doodled flyer/invitation from Adam Neate's 2007 Painting, Pots, and Prints exhibition at Elms Lester:






I don't have any idea of the value of any of these as they are rarely seen for sale (Neate sig aside) so please feel free to make your best offer.