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Art For Kunst Final Week at The Old Truman Brewery!
Ok peeps Santa's fat ass is almost upon us and as we start the countdown to Xmas, we at AFK thought we would show some Xmas spirit of our own (awe)...Since it is the last week at The Old Truman Brewery’s ‘All I Want for Christmas’ market we have decided to make a few reductions just for YOU!
The collect at stall price is still just £60, however for Uk delivery it is now just £65 with International delivery now set at £70! If you are interested in having any of these sumptuous pieces of art delivered to you will have to get your order in by Monday 21st as this is the last post day guaranteed before Xmas.
We will be selling 10 designs in special edition, limited run (50 per design) gift packs comprising an artist T-shirt (S, M, L or XL) and an A6 framed print from established street and graffiti artists and the freshest new talent - Aida, Dora, Mac1, Juice 126, Dscreet, Faith47, Plimsoul and Zoot!
The stall will be open from Thursday to Sunday at the following times:
Thurs 17th 5pm - 9pm
Fri 18th 12pm - 6pm
Sat 19th 10am - 6pm
Sun 20th 10am - 6pm (final day!)
For more information on the products, artists, opening times, dates or directions please visit the web site - www.artforkunst.com
Jackie Paper’s “All The Wine” - Q Magazine Track of the Day!
Lonely Joe Parker and Jackie Paper 's digital reissue of their split EP What's Wrong With Broken Glass was released on December 14th 2009.Q Magazine have made Jackie Paper's track, "All the Wine", today's Track of the Day.
"...All The Wine is a few miles off the coast of indieland, and marks a return to Paper's folk-inspired busking past, with clear musical nods to the late, great Elliott Smith." - Q Magazine, Track of the Day
Read the full article and listen to the track HERE.
You can purchase this split EP on vinyl or digital from the Sotones Records website. All proceeds from vinyl sales go to Oxfam!
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Lonely Joe Parker and Jackie Paper EP Out Today!
Lonely Joe Parker and Jackie Paper 's digital reissue of What's Wrong With Broken Glass is available to buy digitally today. The EP was originally available as a vinyl only release, with all proceedings going to Oxfam.An "acoustic split release of jaunty confidence and empathy. It's worth buying a turntable just to hear this" - Matt Golding, The Fly
You can purchase this split EP from the Sotones Records website. All proceeds from vinyl sales go to Oxfam!
The EP is also available to buy digitally too!
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Excellent Ex Libras Review in The Line of Best Fit!
Ex Libras wonderful debut album Suite(s) has been receiving rave reviews. Our buddies over at The Line of Best Fit are the latest to review the album, giving it a spot-on review likening the debut effort to Oceansize, Radiohead and Ross' drumming as a nod to the drum n bass genre. The album has been TLOBF Recommended too!"Aurally arresting, it’s certainly one of the best things I’ve heard this year..." - The Line of Best Fit, Mike Copus
You can read the full review HERE.
The band's debut album Suite(s) is out now and features eight tracks, including recently released debut single Radar. The album is only £6.32 so make sure you grab a copy
There are also physical copies available, however, these are only limited to 500 so you better get in there quick! You can grab a CD version for a mere £7 from HERE.
If you want a little free Ex Libras taster, you can download their debut single Radar for free HERE or HERE.
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Art For Kunst and Aesthetica Magazine join forces!
We're very pleased to announce Art for Kunst will be collaborating with Aesthetica Magazine during their stint at The Old Truman Brewery "All I Want For Christmas" market in London. AfK will be at the market Thursdays to Sundays, times are below:
Thurs 5pm - 9pm | Fri 12pm - 6pm | Sat 10am - 6pm | Sun 10am - 6pm
A copy of Aesthetica, a leading arts and culture publication will also be included in the limited edition gift packs on sale at the Art for Kunst stall (that’s stall 703 by the way!) The magazine's popular blog currently features an interview with Art for Kunst founder, James Towning.
You can read the full interview HERE.
The latest issue of Aesthetica, one of the UK's leading arts and culture publication, is available to buy now from WH Smith or online HERE.
Reflecting the creative zeitgeist of our times, this issue of Aesthetica engages with and examines the creative process. The V&A's major exhibition Decode: Digital Design Sensations, reviews digital art, A follow-up with Hou Hanru about this success of this year’s Lyon Biennale. Barbara Krueger's timely retrospective opens in London. Tim Burton's massive show with over 700 images opens at MoMA in New York. The personal vs. the political is explored in I am Yusuf and This Is My Brother at the Young Vic this winter and the universality of humans is explored in Yojiro Takita on his Oscar-winning film Departures.
The issue also features an extract from the fabulous new book by rising-star Tiffany Murray, a chat with Simon Robson about his emotional debut, Catch, and the best exhibitions, productions, music and writing releases over the autumn, alongside a Q&A with film programmer, Philip Ilson.
If you want to find out more about Aesthetica you can visit their official website, follow them on Twitter or visit them on Facebook.
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