Iconograffiti
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Eric Haze's Mo' Wax poster was later reprinted as part of the [[MO’ WAX X MUSEUM NEU]] range in 2014. | Eric Haze's Mo' Wax poster was later reprinted as part of the [[MO’ WAX X MUSEUM NEU]] range in 2014. | ||
==News== | |||
'''Off the cuff, by Harriet Quick. The Guardian, Manchester (UK) 31 May 1995, page 30''' | |||
ONE-TIME graffiti artist turned graphic artist, Eric Haze, responsible for album covers for Beastie Boys, LL Cool J and a host of compilation albums, also behind a superb line of logoed and graphic-based streetwear, is being lauded in a gallery show which displays how Haze has translated street movements and music into an iconography, a sign and symbol language for the street. The exhibition, entitled Iconograffiti, is at the Gilmour Gallery, 1 Colville Place, London W2 and opens on June 5. | |||
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Revision as of 08:01, 15 August 2019
| Location | 1 Colville Place, London W2 |
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| Venue | Gilmour Gallery |
| Date(s) | 5-11 June 1995 |
The Iconograffiti London show featured work by Eric Haze and was organised by James Lavelle,[1] and presented by Mo' Wax and Gimme Five. The Iconograffiti show also toured Japan.[2]
Eric Haze's Mo' Wax poster was later reprinted as part of the MO’ WAX X MUSEUM NEU range in 2014.
News
Off the cuff, by Harriet Quick. The Guardian, Manchester (UK) 31 May 1995, page 30
ONE-TIME graffiti artist turned graphic artist, Eric Haze, responsible for album covers for Beastie Boys, LL Cool J and a host of compilation albums, also behind a superb line of logoed and graphic-based streetwear, is being lauded in a gallery show which displays how Haze has translated street movements and music into an iconography, a sign and symbol language for the street. The exhibition, entitled Iconograffiti, is at the Gilmour Gallery, 1 Colville Place, London W2 and opens on June 5.
Images
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Iconograffiti London Poster
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Iconograffiti Japan Poster
External Link
Photos of London event on Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/p/BzNFIGfhBM8/ Photos of London event on Instagram]
Iconograffiti poster for Japan
Haze poster used in Eric Haze advertising