Curated by Scott Owen
Scott Owen, Craig Atkins, Slug, Sprinkles, Houl, Birdhat
& Amanda Rondonuwu.
Freedom of religion has given way for a departure from traditional religions to more personal forms of worship. Infamous icons such as the cross or Mother Mary replaced by tools to create such as the skateboard or aerosol can. New god like creatures and fictitious fantasies are created to replace traditional stories of religion followed for generations.
Worship Nothing explores the iconography within contemporary subcultures.
A short film By Dave Carter
“It’s only a matter of time until Dave Carter is a household name.
He has timing that most film-makers would kill for.” Mike ‘Beavis
and Butthead’ Judge’s Animation Show
Dave Carter is an independent stopframe animator. His animations have been commissioned by, among others, MTV, Comedy Central, Mike Judge’s Animation Show, MondoMedia and Sony BMG.
His shorts have screened at the some of the most prestigious animation festivals in the world, including the Annecy International Animation Film Festival, and he was honoured with a complete career retrospective screening in Slovakia (Fest Anca). Rave reviews about Dave’s animations have appeared in The Wall Street Journal, the Los Angeles Times, People and Time Out magazine. Several of Dave’s animations have been included in the National Film and Sound Archives for preservation.
So get yourself along to a one-night-only screening of Dave’s choicest cuts
We are p[laying host to the official BDO afte party!
There is a limited run of 60 full colour “Hindu Tattoo” booklets with images from the show printed in India on Eco-Friendly paper, stamped and individually numbered.
Limited run of 40, 3 colour screen prints featuring the Hindu Tattoo Magician Illustration. Hand printed in India on acid free Art Paper, individually numbered.
T-Shirts produced in the ethical factory “Freeset” based in Kolkata, which helps Indian women get off the streets and on with their lives.
The Main Images are photographic prints, and are on offer with unique fully hand decorated frames. All supporting images are digital prints which are also available as photographic prints to order. All Images are available for reprint.
Lo-Fi Collective returns for 2012 with ON THE DOWN LOW, a custom bicycle show celebrating lowrider bike culture. Themed bikes, Rat Rods and artworks by Peque, Scram and Kerupt
