Oct 15, 2008

So, after much deliberation and sorting through the entries, the four winners, each receiving a signed copy of the catalogue from Rough’s last show are: Martin Malloy, Philip Gabriel, Steve Turner and Kat Johnson. Congrats to everyone and expect the postman to pop the parcel through your letterbox very soon!
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Oct 13, 2008

As the pressure of a looming show begins to really mount for both Revok and Ladbroke Grove’s Grenade Art, we popped down to visit them to see how it was all taking shape in the lead up to the opening night this Wednesday.
After blitzing one side of the gallery with a combination of paste-ups and spray paint (pics after the jump), the Los Angeles graff legend was kind enough to sign a couple of posters from the show for us (pictured above). For a chance of winning one of these extremely rare, collectors items, email competitions@ukstreetart.co.uk. Applications will be closed next Monday morning (October 20), with the winners announced shortly after.
All pics courtesy of Paul Jenkins.
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Oct 1, 2008

That man Rough was at it again last week with a short, but great show at the Peacock Visual Arts in Aberdeen.
We’ve got 4 SIGNED copies of the catalogue from the show to give away to you lot.The catalogue is a small but concise view of the show, and for those of you who couldn’t make it or those of you new to Rough’s work, it’s a good insight to what he is doing.
All you have to do is email your name and address to competitions@ukstreetart.co.uk with the subject line “ROUGH” and we’ll be picking the winners on 14th October.
More pics from the show after the jump, and thanks to Rough for the prizes and photos.
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Sep 5, 2008

James Mayle, Paul Johnson and Kate Taylor have all won a copy of the Stickerbomb book. Congratulations and expect the postman to pop the little package through your letterbox VERY soon.
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Aug 27, 2008

Roll up! Roll up! We had a fantastic response to our competition for a copy of the new Street Art DVD by Tate Media.
Congratulations to: Martin Malloy, Alex Hillhouse, Marek Chojnacki, Kevin McQuaid, Harry Harmer, Rob Wass, Natalie Barsky, Bimal Tailor, Lindesay Mace, Stuart Hart
Your DVDs will be in the post early next week
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Aug 20, 2008

Laurence King publishing are set to release a brand new book called Stickerbomb. It’s set to be the first collectable, fully-peelable sticker book to feature illustration, graffiti and graphics by artists from around the world and is made possible by Studio Rarekwai
We’ll have a full review of the book as soon as our copy arrives…so keep checking back.
In the meantime, Redbull are throwing a launch party this Friday at their HQ and we’ve got 2 tickets to give away to you lot.
There will be a live installtion by Rough and System, alongside music from Infinite Livez (Big Dada) and drinks courtesy of Red Bull. To be in with a chance of winning one of these tickets, do the usual…emails with your name to competitions@ukstreetart.co.uk with the subject line “Stickerbomb Launch”
We’ll be drawing the winners on Friday morning so there’s time to get your names on the list for Friday’s party. Get typing!
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Aug 19, 2008

Due to the high number of entries this competition received, the guys over at Elms Lesters Painting Rooms have kindly provided us with a few more pairs of tickets to this Thursday’s event than was originally planned.
In no particular order the winners of our WK Interact/Anthony Lister competition are Philip Gabriel, Paul Coombs, Cyril Delapraz, Spencer Hickman, Greg Beer, Jonathan Cave, Selena McKenzie, Tessa Bryson and Alexander O’Neill. Well done to them, they each win a pair of tickets to the private view. Sorry to all the people that entered and weren’t selected this time, keep your eyes peeled for more competitions in the pipeline.
The 2 copies of the book are to be awarded to Selena McKenzie and Philip Gabriel, congratulations to them. Get jumping for a selection of images of the book which can be picked up from Elms Lesters from Friday morning onwards.
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