An exhibition of works by a collective of ’street artists & designers curated by Danielle Scott

Private View: Friday 26th of September from 6 pm - 11pm
Exhibition runs from: 26th of September to 2nd of October 2008
Gallery Opening Hours: Fri, Sat Mon to Wed: 2.30 pm - 6.30 pm
Last day of exhibition Thursday 2nd of October: Open from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm!

The forthcoming show ‘Street Expression’ is all about how one chooses to express oneself visually. The exhibition will feature live art performances, fashion shows, a workshop, installations and work hung on walls.

Graffiti, while illegal can be a powerful tool in making a huge visual impact and sending us messages concerning politics, emotions, or whatever else is on the creators mind. The best Graffiti causes us to wonder technically “how did they do that?” and speculate what the piece is about and why it was done.

Comics have been used to tell stories about the human condition and psyche and appeal to everyone. Through their pages we are transported to other worlds where we can be anyone we want to be therefore learning a little about who we are and the world around us through analogy.

Alternative, urban and Harajuku fashion can particularly help send messages about beliefs, interests and status.