These are some photos from the Zombie Surf Party exhibition opening.
Thanks to the Lomography Store and its staff in East London, and to Jameson’s Whiskey for providing the drinks.
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The ZOMBE SURF PARTY Exhibition
The Zombie Surf Party are a group of friends who met in Norwich through a love of skateboarding and art. With a D.I.Y. attitude they have been skating hard and making art together for just over a year. From sketchy drawings to printed animations, old-skool wrestling to political struggles their work is produced using a number of different mediums and covers a variety of subjects. ZSP!
Click here for a Facebook event with more details
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Guy Jarrett - Pick Me Up
Guy Jarrett is exhibiting some brand new work at Pick Me Up graphic art fair at Somerset House London.
The fair is open between 18th April - 28th.
Rob Freimuller
A recent submission from 0nineHUNDRED artist Rob Freimuller to Stay Young Zine
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Liam Clark - Hoomans
Photographs by Liam Clark
Hoomans is a new 16 page, black & white photocopy zine featuring portraits of Liam’s friends and family.
It is available to buy here.
You can see more of his photography here.
Liam Clark - Soy Un Perdedor
Photographs by Liam Clark
Soy Un Perdedor is a new 16 page, black & white photocopy zine, featuring photographs from Norfolk, Suffolk, London & Brighton.
It is available to buy here.
You can see more of his photography here.
Fukkbagz
Fukkbagz Returns is the second zine featuring drawings by Liam Clark, Matt Musk and Guy Jarrett.
It is a 36 page black and white photocopy zine and comes in a variety of neon coloured covers.
It is available to buy here.
Make & Do - Pop-Up Shop
Guy Jarrett & Liam Clark will be selling some of their zines and prints at the Make & Do Pop-Up Shop in The Birdcage, Norwich next Saturday. Come down and say hello.
Click here for a Facebook event page with more details.
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Liam Clark - Even More Brain Puke
Liam Clark has recently released the third zine in the Brain Puke series; Even More Brain Puke.
It is a 20 page black and white photocopy zine, on to coloured papers, featuring a collection of quick, funny ink drawings.
It is available to buy here.
You can also visit the Brain Puke Blog to see more drawings.
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Liam Clark - Blood Of The Young
One of Liam Clark’s photographs is in the new Blood Of The Young homies zine called ‘I’ve Always Said ‘Fuck The Police”.
You can buy it here, and check out all of their other publications because they are all rad.
I`ve Always said ‘Fuck the Police’
First homies zine of 2013!
Photographs by Garrett Lockhart, Lachlan Waterhouse, Richard Perkins, Zach Fudge, Michael Barolet, Destiny Mata, Jon Handel, Michael J. Demeo, Fred Travert, Julian Callan, Carson Lancaster, Phillip Persson, Matthew Winch, Johannes Gierlinger, Jared Gaustad, Justin Guthrie, Ted Pushinsky, Brad Tinmouth, Ben Sears, Elisabete Rosa, Dylan North, Rodrigo Bravo, Jesse Untracht-Oakner, Jordan Carroll, Luke Overin, Paul Nelson, Ryan Tassi, Espen Stokke, Cardo/ALT, Colin Sussingham, Giorgi Nebieridze, Max Knight, T. Reilly Hodgson, Dimitri Karakostas, Mark Sommer, Evan Burke, Cassandra Depetrillo, Jesse Hric, Liam Clark, Zachary Goldstein, Kostis Fokas, Stephanie Mill, Steve Messer, Sheena Callage, Tom Nisenson, and Franck Doussot.
44 pages / b/w laser
+11x17 double-sided poster print by Kelly Smith and Brad Westcott
BOTY121
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Guy Jarrett - Chew-Bacca
Guy Jarrett has recently released a new black and white photocopy zine featuring drawings and paintings, centered around American culture, called Chew-Bacca.
It is available to buy here.
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Rob Freimuller & Liam Clark - Cross-County Collage
Cross-County Collage is a project created by Liam Clark & Rob Freimuller, two artists from Ipswich, Suffolk who both studied Fine Art at Norwich University College of the Arts.
After graduating from university Liam stayed in Norwich, whilst Rob moved back to Ipswich, but both wanted to continue collaborating.
The Cross-County Collage project was created as a way of continuing to work in a collaborative manner, despite living in different counties.
Each artist creates a set of background images, on A5 paper, then posts them, for the other to add a second layer. All of the imagery already exists, nothing is printed especially for the work.
As the artists both work away from one another all of the layers added are simply a reaction to the already existing imagery, there is no intended outcome, no considered meaning but simply an experimentation in cutting and pasting.
Click here to visit the blog
Liam Clark & Rob Freimuller - Open Source
Liam Clark & Rob Freimuller are both exhibiting in the open submission exhibition, called Open Source at Soup Lab in Norwich.
The private view is on the 17th January between 6pm - 8pm, the show continues until 26th January.
Click here for a Facebook event page.
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Liam Clark - The Scribble Project
Liam Clark recently produced a drawing for The Scribble Project, which went up onto their site a few days ago, with a little write up, click here to visit the blog. You can also like them on Facebook here.
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Guy Jarrett - Sarbici Bikes
Guy Jarrett recently produced some illustrations for a new racing bike company called Sarbici Vintage Bikes.
They specialise in restoring 70’s and 80’s style racing bikes.
The artwork will be sold as prints alongside bikes which as well as to buy separately.
To see all of the work click the links below and head over to the gallery section.
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