It seems everyone’s in the corporate social responsibility game these days, even Black Rat Press. The very successful gallery are teaming up with homeless helpers The Big Issue Foundation to put on an impressive show this Saturday, August 9.

Pure Evil‘s ‘Heath Ledger CMYKrink’ portrait on glass, 6 by 4 feet (pictured), has been submitted alongsid original works from the likes of Dotmasters, D*Face, Eine, Mantis, Matt Small, Swoon, Nick walker, Peter Kennard, Cat Picton Philips, Ron English, Herakut, Jamie Reid, Andrew Mcattee, Charming Baker, Robert Sample, Elbowtoe, Hush, Pure Evil, Julian Opie, Miss Bugs, Modern Toss, Ruth Marten, Dan Baldwin, Peter Blake, Logan Hicks, Armsrock, Cyclops, Beejoir, Chris Stain, Labrona, Antony Lister, Copyright, Gaia, K Guy, James Mylne, Eelus, SPQR, Neverwork, LET, Dog Byte, Static, Jef Aerosol, The Krah, Pam Glew, Mr Jago, C215, Part2ism, Tony Gray, David Walker, RYCA, Dr D, Mighty Monkey, Ame72, Christophe Remy, Rene Gagnon, Zac Walsh, Bandit, Blek Le Rat, oliver Winconek.

All works will be sold in usual fashion and not auctioned. Fore more info visit BRP directly here.

Cancer Sell are organising a fantastic evening event at 98 Leonard Street on July 31 for all you lucky Londoners. They’ve managed to call in a few favours with some of the leading figures in the street art scene to obtain a variety of top quality prints and originals from the likes of Hutch, James Cauty, Pure Evil, Snub, The Krah and many others. As well as auctioning such works off, they’ve invited leading artists and illustrators down for live sessions so it’s going to be a lot of fun. And all money raised goes to Cancer Research and The Florence Nightingale Hospice in Buckinghamshire, so there’s no excuses really.

If you’d like to donate some art or simply read more about the project visit the Cancer Sell site here.

You can be amongst the first to see Pure Evil’ s first solo show at Ink_d this July at his private view on Thursday, 3rd July from 6.30 – 8.30pm at the Ink_d Gallery in Brighton.

“Using dark humour and twisting symbolism to create new forms, Pure Evil looks at what lurks around the corner on the secret streets of London and sheds light on the things under our noses that we never take the time to notice. The show explores what it means historically to be an East Londoner – how the mind can play tricks and how reality can be much more sinister. From WWII barrage balloon holders to visits from the Pearly Kings and Queens, Pure Evil’s new work will present new stencils and an arsenal of new images including lighter notes of hypnotic visual treats such as neon bunnies, neon butterflies and lightboxes.”

The new show opens to the public on Friday 4th July and runs until Saturday, 2nd August.

Check out more at ink-d.co.uk

Ink_d gallery/studio, 96 North Road, Brighton, BN1 1YE

PURE EVIL GALLERY

108 Leonard Street

Shoreditch

London

EC2A 4R

* also new work from artiste ouvrier and pure evil upstairs

cue@pureevilclothing.com

http://www.pureevil.eu

Video in 4 parts (normal speed) :

PART I
www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrfc9yC9_iQ
PART II
www.youtube.com/watch?v=PsbRLDp_UPo
PART III
www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_RS5BGHAAI
PART IV
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y7Idt8bkdpA
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Randysqualor

www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3PgykBD_Nw
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Sky TV

www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yiHa_Eh5_g
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CNN (feat. Pure Evil)

www.youtube.com/watch?v=EXUyAPT0kQs
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Guardian Online

www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNOeqCZqLeE
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wwwSilkyTV

www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9wDNA-mh5U
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URBeTV

www.youtube.com/watch?v=VH13sxAQPj4
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Opens thursday 6pm for 2 weeks !! http://www.pureevilclothing.com

The UK Street Art team hit the tunnel earlier today and boy, was it good. EVERYTHING, and i mean everything was very well organised, methodically planned and to heap on top of that a HUGE amount of stunning work from some of the best artists in the world. This was pure genius.

If you’re in London over the bank holiday or at least can travel to London then I suggest that you make the effort to go check it out. You won’t be disappointed. The queues were big, but it took us just over 20 mins to get in and once in, plenty of space to move around and take photos.

For some more information on the display, check the BBC article here

Get ready for a big amount of photos from the event for those of you that can’t make it down.