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New ELPH work for sale, by Henderson Gallery on May 8, 2009 14:54:40 GMT 1, Lest Bogles Catch Him Unawares - Elph versus Burns The Henderson Gallery, Edinburgh
Elph versus Robert Burns runs from 2nd May until the 6th June and presents an excellent opportunity to investigate the work of this highly collectible artist. www.flickr.com/photos/thehendersongallery/
To celebrate Scotlandโs Year of Homecoming โ 250 years since the birth of Robert Burns โ The Henderson Gallery presents Lest Bogles Catch Him Unawares - Elph versus Robert Burns, in which one of Scotlandโs leading street artists examines his relationship with the poet.
Elphโs first major exhibition was at the Bongo club in 2001, subsequently he was part of the groundbreaking Favourite Friends show at the Outside Institute in London alongside Banksy, Adam Neate and Connor Harrington. He has also shown at the legendary Dragon Bar, Shoreditch, at Recoat in Glasgow and Intoxicated Demons in Berlin amongst many others.
In August this year he is one of a group who have been invited to make use of the Scottish National Portrait Gallery during renovations for an exhibition entitled โRough Cut Nationโ dealing with the last 200 years of Scottish history.
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Lest Bogles Catch Him Unawares - Elph versus Burns The Henderson Gallery, EdinburghElph versus Robert Burns runs from 2nd May until the 6th June and presents an excellent opportunity to investigate the work of this highly collectible artist.www.flickr.com/photos/thehendersongallery/To celebrate Scotlandโs Year of Homecoming โ 250 years since the birth of Robert Burns โ The Henderson Gallery presents Lest Bogles Catch Him Unawares - Elph versus Robert Burns, in which one of Scotlandโs leading street artists examines his relationship with the poet. Elphโs first major exhibition was at the Bongo club in 2001, subsequently he was part of the groundbreaking Favourite Friends show at the Outside Institute in London alongside Banksy, Adam Neate and Connor Harrington. He has also shown at the legendary Dragon Bar, Shoreditch, at Recoat in Glasgow and Intoxicated Demons in Berlin amongst many others. In August this year he is one of a group who have been invited to make use of the Scottish National Portrait Gallery during renovations for an exhibition entitled โRough Cut Nationโ dealing with the last 200 years of Scottish history. www.thehendersongallery.commail@thehendersongallery.com
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