22 April – 04 May 2010
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32 John Adam Street, London, WC2N
Free. Mon – Sun. 11am to 7pm
Nearest Tube: Charing Cross
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- Alex Trochut
- Dan McPharlin
- Daniel K Sparkes
- Emiliano Granado
- Future Deluxe
- Graham Carter
- Hort
- Ivan Jones
- James Taylor
- Jason Tozer
- Kerry Roper
- Lee Baker
- Mario Hugo
- MVM – Magnus Voll Mathiassen
- Panda Yoghurt
- Sam Chivers
- Stephen Elford
- Tom Gallant
- Tom Muller
- Transmission
- Universal Everything
- Unlimited
- + Competition Winners
Life in 2050 is curated by Transmission for the SCI-FI-LONDON Film Festival
Rocket Boy
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£175
Silkscreen With Enamel Overprint Varnish Detail (594mm x 420mm)
Signed And Numbered Edition Of 10
A special 2050 collectors edition of the first ever issue of the much acclaimed 'Jet-Pack Quarterly'. Originally displayed and sold as an i-script Holograph accompaniment to the Digi-Palm, this edition has been printed onto reclaimed Somerset papers in order to show how it might have looked in 2010
Graham has been at the forefront of illustration for the last 10 years with a string of successful projects for clients such as Bupa, Orange and Visa, as well as regular editorials for the major UK broadsheets.
Recently he has crossed over into printmaking and has now held three solo exhibitions with Ink_d Gallery, Brighton, and The Coningsby Gallery in London, which opened to international critical acclaim. Since then Graham has been selling his prints in galleries across the country including Soma, Richard Goodall Gallery, Rostra & Rooksmore and Design Supremo.
In 2008 Graham and partner Alice launched Boxbird Gallery & Studios, which currently represents 35 illustrators and printmakers. This has fast become one of the premier contemporary print galleries in the UK and in May 2009 launched the award winning CinemaScope exhibition which is being followed up by the eagerly anticipated A to B Exhibition in May 2010. Boxbird is also a working studio with Graham’s own full screen-printing facilities on site where you can often watch him creating new works!