A mate of mine was on his way to work this morning and spotted this standing in Trafalgar Sq.
Looks as if its outside The National Gallery.
Alan
A mate of mine was on his way to work this morning and spotted this standing in Trafalgar Sq.
Looks as if its outside The National Gallery.
Alan
England is mine and it owes me a living.
Woah, Morrissey in London! Was he attempted to nick it?
http://www.folkradio.co.uk/2010/04/d...the-southbank/
David Owen’s 5000 Morris Dancers
by Alex on 15 April, 2010
in Art and Culture,Music News
I‘m sure some, if not many of you have come across the work of designer David Owen which continues to attract attention with his amusing, provoking and beautiful folk-related pop art images. The one above features Morrissey as a Morris Dancer.
From September 3rd-5th 2010 David is to have a major installation across the buildings of The Southbank supported by Arts Council England. In David’s own words:
“5000 Morris Dancers” – Lord Coe was certainly being sarcastic when he quipped about what he would have at the London 2012 Olympic opening ceremony – he knew that the morris dancer was an iconic English image, but he also knew that the morris dancer is considered by most people to be a figure of fun and ridicule. I’d like to demonstrate that 5000 morris dancers can look cool. 5000 morris dancers can be iconic – can take your breath away – and you can still enjoy the fun inherent in morris.
Watch out for more details coming soon. To buy original and limited edition works by David Owen contact The Stark Gallery at www.starkgallery.com.
I bought a copy of the print from a shop in Whitby a few years ago. I think the designer worked in the shop
Dave
Jools Holland: "Knock Knock!"
Morrissey: "I'm not in!"
Jools: "Oh, come on."
Morrissey: "I refuse to open the door."
The designer's website http://theinkcorporation.co.uk/
Dave
Jools Holland: "Knock Knock!"
Morrissey: "I'm not in!"
Jools: "Oh, come on."
Morrissey: "I refuse to open the door."
My boss saw them "littered" along Fleet street and wondered what they were for. Thanks for the answer, seems a strange thing to do but funny all the same.
haha quality
Things to do tomorrow: take a walk to Trafalgar sq. I was actually there yesterday but I didn't see that.
It's a long way to the top if you wanna rock'n'roll.
The Metro explains some more:
http://www.metro.co.uk/news/839602-i...as-you-know-it![]()
This is too good an opportunity to pass up. I've e-mailed him asking if they will be for sale.
P.
. . . at all.
Pure talent shines through more and creates a wider publicity . . . than . . .
. . . . mimickry.
Oh Morrissey, we know you cannot have given your blessing to this . . . this . . . 'stunt'.
IX
Got a reply from David. They are not for sale, but he's expecting them all to be taken home, and possibly appear on Ebay soon. If you're in London, and you can grab one, then FUCKING GRAB ONE!
P.
Uncle Skinny. Would you be able to let us know if the image is available for retail and details of how to obtain.
Thanks
Indeed - they can be bought from here...
http://theinkcorporation.co.uk/shop/
P.