The tv programme that had a interview with me was on tv last night at the ungodly hour of 4am
but heres the piece, which i nicked off u-tube..

It seems like i got another show for my work to pollute, Mutate Britain is a crazy ass show down in shoreditch way featuring the sculptural madness of many wonderful artists.
The work on display really is something to see,
The show lasts for 4 more weeks, each week there will be a different set of works on display so in essence the exhibition will actually be mutating.
My works will go up this Thursday (27th november) and will be there for a week….. groovy

The place is Cordy House down on curtain rd, just off great eastern street, ec1 bizness…..check it out, it’s a funky thing

I was asked to take part in a tv programme to talk about my work and stuff, Blast will be screening on the 28th November on BBC2 but don’t ask me what time it’s on though as they ain’t telling me, I imagine it will be shown at 8pm whilst Eastenders is on BBC 1
As well as my words of knowledge and wisdom, Faile, D Face and Pure Evil will be nattering about what they do too

click me please

First show up-
Black Rat Press is delighted to announce that our annual group show ‘White Noise’ will open on Saturday 29th November.
The exhibition will feature works by 6 artists, 3 of whom we have had solo shows at the gallery this year and 4 whose work we will be exhibiting in 2009.
The artists featured are: D*Face, Nick Walker, Blek Le Rat, Lucas Price, Asha Zero, Matt Small and Brian Adam Douglas.

Second up is the Babylon Academy group show, this one runs from the 1st December to 14th. Location is 20 Denman st (Piccadilly Circus) London W1d 7hr
check them out

Dewayne 2 (2006)
mixed media on assembled found metal
220cm x 130cm

Yes believe it or not, I do whore myself out to corporate events, does anyone think I have any integrity? fuck no mate.
This was something i was asked to be a part of. Me and big daddy Christopher Williams decked out the artists lounge bar at the M.T.V Europe Music Awards. We centered the theme for the room around the art work that was created by the participants of the London arts project workshops.
Information was handed out to all the pampered music celebrities and journalist types about the art project and what the charity does.
We had a fantastic response to the art work on display which is great and i think we delivered a healthy dose of reality to the proceedings,
It’s good to be a whore sometimes.