Josh ‘Shag’ Agle is arguably the world’s hippest artist right now. His 60s styled artwork, once a cult favourite, is now sought after worldwide (with a sizeable following amongst the rich & famous). Why? Well, hopefully this interview and the examples of the pictures will go some way to explaining this. Continue Reading
For fans of movies, art, design or just the ‘damn cool’, Saul Bass: A Life in Film & Design by Jennifer Bass and Pat Kirkham is pretty much essential. Continue Reading
For fans of the artist (and I know there are many of you), this latest Shag print is likely to appeal – going by the name of Bossa Nova Now.
If you read out Retro To Go site, you'll probably know that Pete McKee has an exhibition in London right now, going by the name of Great Moments in Popular Music. As part of that, two of the 26 original images are being offered for sale as limited edition prints, including The Weekenders.
Remember we featured the God Save The Kinks print by Neal McCullough of Hand Drawn Creative last month? Well, as we mentioned then, it was the first in a series, the second of which has now been released – Victoria.
Remember those Sir Peter Blake Fred Perry polo shirts? Well, there was a launch event with Fred Perry, which featured Sir Peter Blake. The interview below was conducted then. Continue Reading
Neal McCullough of Hand Drawn Creative has just produced a piece of art that might be of interest to you – this God Save The Kinks screenprint. Continue Reading
Interesting idea, although I suspect these Fred Perry x Sir Peter Blake Blank Canvas polo shirts are more likely to appeal to art collectors than for everyday wear. I could be wrong though. Continue Reading
We have featured the work of Pete McKee before, but this is a new one – and with Weekend Break having a mod theme, we couldn’t resist. Continue Reading
No not the whiney-voiced crooner, we're talking about photographer Brian Duffy, who has an exhibition right now at the Idea Generation Gallery in London.
It's described as the 'first ever full retrospective' of Brian Duffy, kicking off tomorrow and running until 28 August. Some feat, considering the man himself destroyed most of his work in the late '70s. Thankfully, his son has managed to rediscover 160 classic images via archives and magazines, including iconic shots of the likes of Michael Caine, Brigitte Bardot, Sidney Poitier, John Lennon, David Bowie, Debbie Harry, Jean Shrimpton and Joanna Lumley and William Burroughs to name just a random few.
You can find out more on the exhibition and gallery here. But also worth mentioning is the book that goes with the exhibition. Duffy has just been published by ACC Editions, which brings together many of those iconic images from the '60s and '70s in print form over its 256 pages. A hardback book, it sells at Amazon for £33.75.
Find out more at the Amazon website
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