At the Rio with the Ludski's

My film Ice Cream was screened last Saturday at the Rio Cinema in Dalston at the newish East London-y film and performance night called At Home with the Ludski's. The next night is in November or December, so if you are around London, definitely look out for it. Here are some shots of the projections on the front of the beautiful art deco building. 

I went with my lovely friend Louise. We had fun. And it was great seeing my work on the big screen!

And I would recommend seeing some films there. Vintage Cinemas are the JAM.

At Home With...The Ludskis

I am showing my film Ice Cream at a late night Art exhibition at the Rio, an awesome art deco theatre in Dalston, London. It's on October 1 from 11:30 until 3 am, and the lineup is looking pretty fun, what with all the crazy filmmakers and performance artists getting involved. It's going to be wicked! So get your asses down there next saturday to look at some art and party with meeeeee!!!!

Vicey Vice Vice

Hey. There is a little thingy about me re: the Kopparberg Klash Film Competition in the latest issue of Vice. Do pick it up and have a look.

Also, Subscribe to my youtube page. You will not regret it.

Ouch

A few weeks ago, I got my second tattoo (my first non-homemade one). This is the first photo I took of it, looking all fresh and bloody. In case you can't tell, it's an ice cream cone on my inner left wrist. This may seem completely random, but if you know anything about the art I have been making in recent months, you will know that it is EXTREMELY relevant.



What they say about tattoos being addictive is totally true. I already want another one...I am making some videos about horses, so I was thinking something equine-related. A horseshoe?

I like getting tattoos based on projects I have done. It is nice to think that even if I get sick of it, at least I will have an entire body of work to back up the work on my body.


p.s. Here is my forearm, freshly inked in my bedroom by Oscar Hazell. HSS...stands for Harvey Stevenson Southam.

Ice Cream Portrait (Gogo and Steph). Oil on Canvas. 2009