[romanywg]

STDINC Exhibition at the Aquarium L-13 until 14th April.
Over 1000 visions of doom dragged from the future whilst plugged into the Fish Island Seer.
Great exhibition! I was just about to leave wondering where all the other 982 images were apart from the framed works on the walls of the lower gallery when I chanced upon 'The Bunker'. In what resembled, and certainly smelt, like a scene from the Depression there were hundreds of prints scattered around just like the infamous Reject sales. Here are a few of the ones I picked up.










My Favorite. Get along if you can, well worth a look.

[ABC]

What did they cost each, they are very dark!! Interesting though, I will have a nose tomorrow.

[romanywg]

abcollings said:

What did they cost each, they are very dark!!

Well it is the end of the world!
Small prints £7.50 Approx from 6"-8"
Medium prints £11.50 Approx 8"-10"
Large prints £15 Approx 12"-14"
Extra large prints £50 Approx 24"-26"

[neutral]

I like the one before last, reference to the omen seems to be.

[romanywg]

Forget the openings at trendy galleries like Leonard Street and Laz with their never ending champagne and cocktails.
The Aquarium know how to cater to the masses with cold beer from a dustbin and a wonderful gallery!


You can almost smell the place!

[motor]

It smells like Napalm in the morning
Show is really great. Prints are fantastic and prices even better!
thanks for photos romanywg

[BK83]

wow looks quite good -- thanks for posting!


J

[mido]

steve calls it some sort of special 'seer' that they use when making them. psychedlic maybe? :-)

reminds me a lot of the pink paraffin heater my family had when I was a kid

we await the first death in the bunker I reckon!

motor said:

It smells like Napalm in the morning
Show is really great. Prints are fantastic and prices even better!
thanks for photos romanywg

[romanywg]

I was just 2 behind you Martin when you were paying for your art. I was hoping to catch up with you but you dissapeared fastish!

[Aza]

I shall be hoping to visit this exhibition at the weekend!
Does anyone have the time to post some quick directions here?
What tube to get, and then which direction to head?

Cheers

[romanywg]

Get off at Farringdon Tube station. Come out of the station and turn right, walk for 50 yards and then turn right onto Farringdon Road and the Aquarium is about 100 yards down on the left.

[Aza]

Nice one, thanks for that

[ogrgel]

for those who are not in London and can't get to The Aquarium ...... their website was updated

www.stdinconline.com/stampage_print.htm