On Wednesday 17th August, Sanderson will host the latest exhibition of graphic works by Paul Bower, curated and produced by Pocko. Come And Get It features a collection of screen and block-prints by the South-London based artist. Here, Bower exhibits his favourite “lost, but not forgotten” song lyrics, and an array of instant, throw-away messages. His typographical posters play with the familiar and the recognisable in popular culture; twisting the meaning of words to amuse and confuse the audience.
Bower’s signature style balances between candy-floss characters, raw typography and razor-sharp wit. His technique is varied, but always packs a punch, using a range of lino-cut and screen prints, acrylic paint, ballpoint pen, paper-cuts, stenciling, and collage to create his pieces. In an age where media is saturated with overly-polished imagery, Paul Bower’s somewhat “unfinished” approach proves a breath of fresh air.
We are so proud to present our latest exhibition: No understanding between the brain and the hands.
The show is a collaboration between our Photographers and Illustrators and it is inspired by Metropolis, the 1927 silence science fiction film created by Fritz Lang. Questioning the relationship that we share with the city, the joining of our amazing artists has resulted in a striking collection of images which challenge our place within today’s metropolis.
The show is at the Kemistry Gallery on 43 Charlotte Road, Shoreditch London EC2A 3PD from the 26th of February till the 4th of April.
We are so proud to present our latest exhibition: No understanding between the brain and the hands.
The show is a collaboration between our Photographers and Illustrators and it is inspired by Metropolis, the 1927 silence science fiction film created by Fritz Lang. Questioning the relationship that we share with the city, the joining of our amazing artists has resulted in a striking collection of images which challenge our place within today’s metropolis.
The show is at the Kemistry Gallery on 43 Charlotte Road, Shoreditch London EC2A 3PD from the 26th of February till the 4th of April.