12. 05. 11
We have exciting print news...
If you didn't know already, a little while back our Prime Minister gave The President of United States Barack Obama, a Ben EINE canvas on his first state visit to Washington… Just the kind of recognition a talented emerging British artist like EINE deserves. EINE is currently exhibiting in the 'Art in the Streets' show at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, but fear not he has made time for a special project...
We are releasing a special screen-printed artwork edition based on the "CHANGE" mural at Old Street in support of The Flavasum Trust.
The Flavasum Trust was initiated after the death of Tom-Louis Easton, a young music teacher who was fatally stabbed whilst recording music for his friends at the Islington council run EC1 Music Project Studio, London. Flavasum work with and fund projects that use music, theatre, dance, poetry, film, photography and visual art to help young people change their own lives and dissuade them from carrying weapons.
The CHANGE artworks will be available in 2 formats, a CHANGE box set of 6 individual letter prints or a CHANGE sheet print with all the letters. You are able to pre-order online here at www.nellyduff.com on May 18th 2011 at 10am. Thirty percent of profits will go directly to The Flavasum Trust.
EINE - CHANGE
We have exciting print news...
If you didn't know already, a little while back our Prime Minister gave The President of United States Barack Obama, a Ben EINE canvas on his first state visit to Washington… Just the kind of recognition a talented emerging British artist like EINE deserves. EINE is currently exhibiting in the 'Art in the Streets' show at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, but fear not he has made time for a special project...
We are releasing a special screen-printed artwork edition based on the "CHANGE" mural at Old Street in support of The Flavasum Trust.
The Flavasum Trust was initiated after the death of Tom-Louis Easton, a young music teacher who was fatally stabbed whilst recording music for his friends at the Islington council run EC1 Music Project Studio, London. Flavasum work with and fund projects that use music, theatre, dance, poetry, film, photography and visual art to help young people change their own lives and dissuade them from carrying weapons.
The CHANGE artworks will be available in 2 formats, a CHANGE box set of 6 individual letter prints or a CHANGE sheet print with all the letters. You are able to pre-order online here at www.nellyduff.com on May 18th 2011 at 10am. Thirty percent of profits will go directly to The Flavasum Trust.