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Exhibitions to the left, exhibitions to the right >>>>>> round one…..Elevated Art Show with the Ifreecans Collective, LeadenHall Market, June 22-25, closest tube Monument or Bank. See flyer for more information.

MilkInIt is a new shop opening soon in Clapham Common. They offer tasty and healthy options such as yoghurts, smoothies, ice creams and  soon, tea, coffee and some snacks. The Ifreecans Collective were asked to bring life to the interior and the results can be seen below. Check the link for more work. Participating Ifreecans members were bubblin Sunn and Pensee+, our resident specialists in the pattern, funky and bordering on psychedelic graphics. These two combined, DANGEROUS…..Kiboko84 instigated the affair and tagged along for the fun of it. Milk In It is located outside Clapham Common station, opposite Starbucks, Ladbrokes and Iceland. If you around, go have a looksee and grab some yoghurt.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/ifreecanscollective/sets/72157619617292458/

As part of the ifreecans Collective, I am yet to make my contribution of works that I have done with the collective.

This is not to say, I have not been busy….hence this post. Until I showcase any collaborative works with ifreecans, I will be doing Monthly round-ups of work that I have been doing in the meantime.

May 2009

This is always kind of a busy month as rugby comes to town as part of the IRB Sevens Series. So I would say that May is like a sporting month for photography.

At the beginning of the month though, I did a rally in Central London for Stranger into Citizens and it was also featured in their blog for the campaign. My favourite picture of the day is this one:

Click here for the full gallery

As I celebrated my birthday a week or so later, I was in London enjoying the weekend when I took a shot of Covent Garden on a cloudy day:

Then towards the end of the month, rugby season was here and two of my favourite shots of the rugby weekend are these:

Click here for the full gallery

And there you have it…….looking forward to June and a wonderful summer.

ifreecans Collective resident photographer – EK13

It’s good to listen to our fans. Following requests for a collective tee, we have been working on a few ideas and below is the rough illustration of our first collective tee. ETA some point mid June. Contributing artists Dthe5ftWNDa, GetToSoul, Pensee+, Bubblin Sunn, Kiboko84. Colours are yet to be decided but it will be live, vibrant and limited. What is it about, who we are and what we do. Finished tee images coming soon.

Following recent requests for prints by the Ifreecans collective, I am pleased to announce the ” Hello Mr. Wind ” print will be with us in the next two weeks. We are producing 100 numbered prints, 50 in A4 size and 50 in A3 size.

The prints will be available in this order, 25 A4 signed, 25 A4 unsigned, 25 A3 signed, 25 A3 unsigned. The signed copies will cost a little more than the unsigned but the painting has received a lot of love and we believe it will be a worthy spend. Get in touch for pricing or better yet, drop by the shop and grab yourself one while stocks last.

The Ifreecans collective were approached by Zian Skye to design their logo and promotional graphics for use on the web, business cards letterheads and tees. The brief was to produce graphics that would help audiences identify with what their brand was about. Below are some examples of finished works, see the rest via the links below. All designs by Kiboko84, clean up Bubblin sun

http://www.flickr.com/photos/ifreecanscollective/sets/72157617634595447/

Another update of the piece. Final pic coming soon

Lazy Oaf are holding a live art event at Kingsly Court, Carnaby Street, London running from Thursday 23 to Sunday 26th. The Ifreecans collective dropped by and dropped a variety of pieces, the biggest is a work in progress and plan to finish it by the final day. Have a looksee at the samples of the work below more to follow.

 

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Hi-Fi handles the music side of the ifreecans collective and they are making moves, need to see them and hear them live to feel their energy. Having performed at the Big Chill in 2008, they are looking to repeat their success at the V Festival and have a page up on [ONTHEOROADTOV.COM] and people can cast their vote, they are going under the name FLYPHONICS, the title of a show they also host via roundhouseradio. Have a looksee at the Flyphonics show via the link below and go show some love as well and vote for HI-FI to see them @

http://roadtov.com/artists/flyphonics/

http://www.roundhouseradio.org.uk/

flyphonics

TANO

Many thanks to all who made it for the exhibition on the 10th of March, hopefully it will be the first of many. I was asked why the exhibition title was TANO, the answer to which is tano means 5, the number of pieces that were on show at the exhibition. Rather than show our smaller pieces, we chose to showcase our bigger collaborative pieces, a new direction we chose to pursue for 2009 [bigger pieces+ more collabo's]. Below is the centerpiece for the exhibition, the idea behind it is whichever way it is hung, it functions. This is to combat the boredom of viewing a piece from one perspective at all times. More photos of the event will be available soon at the ifreecansflckr account.

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