Hey Walshy

The Dran sketches at Gallery Nosco are £550 each...... and they have a handful to choose from if you've got that much cash spare

take a look at their website again Walshy, they've now got images + prices on there for all of 'em ( I spent an age trying to get them to send me prices on e-mail, then they told me to refer to the website that previously didn't show £££ )

I was told the other day they still had Dran drawings available. I was actually discussing the Bom K "La Limite" OG and changed my plan when I found out it was the price of a medium sized hatchback That's what led the conversation to the Dran drawings

Might be duff info but perhaps worth contacting Nosco to check ...... you might get lucky

Funny, found that yesterday... Show ending this week-end
docs.google.com/fileview?id=1fO2MiPTfK5DxWLXkTMvsv-nRAAJqiZmi_AUU_0bFMSYzuo36y8JkByBPJncZ&hl=en&browserok=true

All Dran original (20 x 20 cm) at 100 euro are sold out. That was cheap !! But guess what, there are still few originals for sale from 350 euros to 800 euros.

Have a look if interested. Note that first pages (all drawings by Bom-K) are heavily-NSFW (u have been warned) !

sounds good any previews?

Looking forward to checking this one out.

I bought this last week and not only is it a stunning book but it is also great value at under £20.

£15 at pow yesterday
lots of cheap works for sale

roa big schetches for £300 + many more for less
even works for £50 real bargains
+ the book its amazing lots of stuff + new artist that i didnt know about

Thanks to everyone who came along to support the launch last night.
I'll try to post some images up soon...

There are lots of affordable works on view. Many apologies - but the ROA paintings were mis-priced...

The painting are priced at £600+VAT, not £300+VAT as per the price labels displayed at the beginning of the night. They would have been a steal at £300 as they are really good pieces!

The mis-pricing was my mistake in the rush of putting the show together, the wrong labels went up - his normal prices for drawings start around £300, but then the pieces ROA finally sent for the show were bigger and more detailed and realistically priced at £600.

The exhibition continues for another two weeks...

If your in Sao Paulo this July till the beginning of August there are many print workshops taking place with Choque Cultural's Education Institute initiative.



Artists such as Samuel Casal, Speto and SHN will be demonstrating and leading workshops in woodcuts, silk screen printing, sticker printing and book-making.



There is even a workshop on urban engraving...

I am giving a supporting talk alongside Brazilian artist Derlon at the Brazilian Embassy London 11th July...

Some more info below...

The Embassy of Brazil in London, in collaboration with Instituto BR, proudly presents a round table discussion on Manguetown Grafitti & Brazilian Street Art. The panellists, Derlon de Almeida and Tristan Manco, will discuss Derlon´s creative process and unique style; contemporary urban art in Brazil and its ever evolving format: from marginalized grafitti to an admired and established form of expression that mixes popular culture and social awareness as well as its relevance within a worldwide street art context.

Derlon de Almeida is one of the most important names in Brazilian urban art, a self-taught artist whose artistic language includes a mix of street art, Brazilian popular culture, wood cuts (xylography) and pop art. A household name in Recife – aka Manguetown – Derlon made the city his canvas and his creations can be found on walls and buildings in Brazil and abroad with individual exhibitions and commissions in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Lisbon and Amsterdam. Derlon was recently featured in the BBC 1 series Brazil with Michael Palin. Derlon’s first UK solo show From Manguetown: The Urban Art of Derlon opens on 17 July at Shoreditch´s gallery 71A. He will also be participating at Vamos! Festival in Newcastle.

Tristan Manco is a designer, illustrator and art director for clients including the BBC, Habitat and EMI Records to mention but a few. Tristan also works with international contemporary artists as well as an designer for clients including Pictures On Walls and Choque Cultural. In 2002 he published his first book, Stencil Graffiti (Thames and Hudson) which was followed by Street Logos (2004), Graffiti Brasil (2005), Street Sketchbook (2007), Street Sketchbook: Journeys (2010) and Raw + Material + Art (2012)

Sorry Dot Dot - Only just saw your reply to this post and now it's in the past... I believe it was a case of just turning up... The Brazilian Embassy was quite a smart venue and there was quite a nice turn out of interested people. Derlon's talk was interesting and I did a 20 minute intro...
Thanks T

Further to the threads about Street art and the World Cup - from the celebrations to the protest...

Rich Mix cultural centre on Bethnal Green Road is putting on a Brazilian festival of art, music, theatre and film etc... Most of the events are free including a DJ spot by Gilles Peterson!



www.richmix.org.uk/whats-on/festival/joga-bola-a-free-brazilian-cultural-festival/

As part of the programme 5 Brazilian Street Artists will be painting a permanent mural at Rich Mix and a two month exhibition about Street art in Sao Paulo...

There will also be a free workshop programme for stencilling and screen printing.

www.richmix.org.uk/whats-on/event/street-art-brazil-project/