Just in case anyone's looking for this xenz print, my mint version is for sale on ebay...no idea what they go for these days.



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Thanks for looking

Chris

I'm sure I could squeeze a loaf into the tube, we don't do Baguettes though so it might get a bit squashed

How about little rolls

I gave them both framed! How much were you looking to pay mate?

If that's any good to you I'm selling my "Handle With Care" (almond board edt 25)...PM me if you want..





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Good luck in this search.....I own spring and it is INCREDIBLE! ...One of my favs....sorry not for sale...but good luck.

Anyone got any pics of theirs framed? Just picked it up and wondering what border style/colour would work best!

cheers

xenz ibiza exhibition

Helloooo.
Looking to sell or trade a large Xenz original painting from 06.
measures 1m wide by 80cm tall.

Would consider swaps for other smaller Xenz og's, Jago og's, Vermin pieces, or any other original pieces you think i'd like. (blek would be ace).

Please pm me for pics and further info.

NO WAY!!!!! Fantastic News!!!!

Yip. Have PM'd you!!

Oh yes! Gonna make the effort to see this! The inlaws live in Durham, so easy trip for me!

Any date set yet?

The Outsiders Newcastle is delighted to present Pecking Disorder, the first show by major street artist Xenz in his native north of England. This exhibition combines all elements of the artists work by mixing new and exclusive work with personal pieces that have remained just that until now. This is a rare opportunity to see paintings that are usually only glimpsed amid the chaos of the artist's studio in London. The show also functions as a retrospective, creating an insight into the artist's manifold inspirations throughout his prolific street art career dating back to the 80s.


“As a whole the show examines the idea of taking a holiday in paradise without realising that paradise is all in the mind,” says the artist. “Normally I paint a fantasy world, so this body of work’s been interesting to produce as it contains mostly urban scenes. I’ve put in some older work that seems to resonate within that context, like the drunken canary which to me symbolises over-consumption.”


Born in 1974, Xenz started life as an artist by painting murals inside derelict warehouses in Hull, Yorkshire. His illustrative style, combining the natural world and psychedelia with street culture, was considered shocking within the graffiti scene at the time. Xenz was also one of the first street artists to evolve the notion of the city as a canvas, placing his pieces in seemingly unsuitable but arresting locations. Inspired by films and books documenting the sub culture in New York he initially used the tag ʻSense,ʼ which has evolved into that which he uses today. He spent time living in Bristol where he was instrumental in the founding of one of the UK's longest-standing and most respected graffiti crews TCF, alongside artists such as Banksy and Inkie. He now lives in London with an ever-growing family of mice.