Scheduled to open coming Sautrday on the 27th of February will be Jonathan LeVine Gallery’s Five year anniversary group exhibition. Featuring many of our favorite artists the likes of Blek le Rat, AJ Fosik, Mark Dean Veca, Ron English, WK amongst many others. Over the past five years, Johnathan LeVine Gallery has had {...}

London Miles Gallery is proud to host the premiere U.K screening of the award winning contemporary art documentary, New Brow – The rise of Underground Art, a feature film presented by Humble Pictures in association with The Shooting Gallery from San Francisco, California. The documentary features some of today’s most influential and groundbreaking artists from the New Contemporary art {...}

Ron English continues his collaboration with Made By Monsters, sticking with the Peanuts theme to create the “Lucy Exposed” toy. Previously working together on the “Grin” evil Charlie Brown toy this time we see an extreme yet hilarious version of the cartoon character.
The toy comes in at 8 inches and will release on December 21st, 2009 with {...}

31 October - 12 December 2009 Monday - Saturday 9.30am - 5.00pm
Elms Lesters is to curate an exhibition at the acclaimed Atkinson Gallery at Millfield School, Street, Somerset.

The Atkinson Gallery’s mandate is to promote and support young, aspiring artists, but also bring art of an international calibre to the South West Region of the UK.

Located in the grounds of the prestigious Millfield School {...}

Three Apples is a new exhibition produced by Sanrio to celebrate Hello Kitty’s 35th birthday. Three Apples (how much Hello Kitty weighs apparently) features a series of multi-media instillations from over 80 of today’s most in-demand contemporary artists, including Gary Baseman, Ron English, Natalia Fabia, Buff Monster, Amanda Visell, Luke Chueh and Tara McPherson, with each artist reinterpreted {...}

Page 44 Abraham Obama by Ron English
Hal Elliott Wert ISBN: 978-0-7603-3787-5, RRP: £24.99
Hardback, Pub Date: OUT NOW! “Yes We Can”
In January 2009 Barack Hussein Obama II became the 44th President of the United States, the first African American to hold the office. His campaign to the White House was unlike no other in America’s history. Obama’s personable and face-to- {...}

Ron English’s iconic Ronald McDonald inspired character gets the X-Ray treatment with the help of Japan’s Secret Base. The translucent orange exterior figure houses a glow in the dark inner skeleton and comes packaged in a Popaganda-labeled french fry box. I guess maybe he’s just big-boned? Now available at Armth.

Elms Lester Gallery
8 May - 6 June 2009 Tuesday - Saturday 12 - 6pm, Thursdays ’til 8pm
The first ever UK solo show of American, billboard hi-jacking, political activist, pop surrealist RON ENGLISH

What makes a Ron English piece of art instantly recognisable beyond its signature photorealist technique and brazen colour scheme is the {...}