Urban Art Association

Not the best Swoon print IMO.

fyi, just went up. One of my favorite images.

showandtellgallery.com/shop_product.php?id=1070&view=artist&i=143&type=artworks

I can say these are beautiful in person.....

Both these recent pieces are phenomenal. In my opinion her and BAST are really redefining what it means to create unique editions. None of this splashes of paint. You see the artists hand in every piece and it shows with how powerful the works are in person.

- i used mylar strips and a 1 inch solid black mat all the way around.... ( and a $12 double album frame i might add... lol ) i thought she came out pretty nice.... -sorry about the finger print on the middle lower bottom.... its no longer there I can assure you.... ec

Thanks for the heads up. Not the best image IMHO

Not for me either

Wow. Disappointing to say the least...

Not bad for a £100 including postage entry level Swoon if you like the image.

Ashley must be so proud.

The painting is pretty dope!

Add some colour and it would be good, as it is its wank.

Four Cities



Swoon, Os Gemeos, Banksy, Shepard Fairey

Black Rat Projects 20th May – 23rd June 2011



"The world we live in, and beginning with its material decor, is discovered to be narrower by the day. It stifles us. We yield profoundly to its influence; we react to it according to our instincts instead of according to our aspirations. In a word, this world governs our way of being and it grinds us down." Guy Debord



In 2007 the global population living in urban environments passed the halfway mark, and that trend is accelerating. As cities become bigger and denser, and within the rigid structures of a mass-market society, truly meaningful personal interactions become increasingly elusive. The anonymising effects of scale and excess on the actor in the postmodern city can lead to a shared sense of social isolation.



In Four Cities Black Rat Projects will take a look at the four artists whose experience of urbanity propelled them to create within their environment in similar ways. With new works by represented artist Swoon, and secondary market works sourced from Os Gemeos, Banksy and Shepard Fairey, BRP will map the parameters of the street art movement across continents through the voices that emerged simultaneously as the strongest of their respective city scenes.


Preview evening at Black Rat Projects, Thursday 19th May 2011, 6-9pm

i fly into london on the 18th! sweet timing.