December 20th, 2011
Mr Donwood, who showed at our FIFTY24SF Gallery in 2010, just released a new book, Household Worms in his webshop. The book is described as “Forty-one stories of varying lengths and levels of cheerfulness from the failing brain of Stanley Donwood. Ideal as a Zmas stocking filler for the slightly deranged. The same size as old fashioned Penguin books, this sumptuous paperback has 144 pages and an embossed cover featuring a detail from one of Mr Donwood’s linocuts, as well as a frontispiece and an endispiece (?) by Zachariah Twain.”
November 21st, 2011
Stanley Donwood, the man behind Radiohead’s visual experience, has created nice a poster/flyer for the Occupy Movement, for which you can “blow up, paste, copy, pass on, and do whatever with.” And the message on it is one of the most brilliant phrases about the Occupy Movement and what it SHOULD stand for than anything we have seen over the past 2+ months. Download the file at the link above.
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November 21st, 2011
Stanley Donwood, the fine artist and man behind Radiohead’s artwork, showed with our FIFTY24SF Gallery in the Fall of 2010, and we just saw that he created a poster for the Occupy Movement for people to “blow up, paste, copy, pass on, and do whatever with.” Download a hi-res version here.
July 26th, 2011
We visited that new Post No Bills space on Abbot Kinney in Venice a few weeks ago for the Faile show, and the space is really great, perfect for a solid art show. Next up this week is the Euro Bailout Show, featuring a Lazarides line-up (he is a part owner so we hear) of Anthony Micallef, Conor Harrington, Ian Francis, Jonathan Yeo, JR, Mode 2, Paul Insect, Stanley Donwood, Vhils, and Zevs.
Remember Mr. Donwood? He just showed at FIFTY24 a few months back, and Mr. Insect as well about 3 years ago. All good chaps.
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April 29th, 2011
We weren’t sure what to expect when one of the more progressive bands in the world says they are releasing the world’s first Newspaper Album with The King of Limbs. But now, thanks to Stanley Donwood speaking with Creative Review, we have a better idea of what is going to be in there.
According to CR, Donwood and the band wanted the King of Limbs artwork to express something less conclusive. “It’s not like the news stops when a newspaper comes out. It’s just ‘this is what’s happening today’. So this is released into the world on this day, and this is where this band are right now… it is a continuing thing.”
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February 11th, 2011
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Stanley Donwood, who we had at FIFTY24SF Gallery this past Summer/Fall, has a show opening at Lazrides’ The Outsiders space in London called Works on Paper. The exhibition features up to 13 brand new exclusive prints, as well as never before seen prints from his most acclaimed series namely ‘Atoms For Peace’, ‘London Views’ and ‘Twisted Woods’.
Stanley Donwood
Works On Paper
February 17-March 5, 2011
The Outsiders
London, England
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September 29th, 2010
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The World’s Best Ever sat down with FIFTY24SF exhibiting artist for a few questions about the current show, Over Normal. Read the interview here.
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September 20th, 2010
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Exciting to see that the FIFTY24SF Gallery show at the moment, Stanley Donwood’s Over Normal, was covered on the local KQED website… read it here.
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September 19th, 2010
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Exciting to see that the FIFTY24SF Gallery show at the moment, Stanley Donwood’s Over Normal, was covered on the local KQED website. And they were quite into the show… read it here.
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