Sunday 4 June 2017
FYNE ALES WORKBENCH IPA
Fyne Ales in Scotland recently commissioned this one-off bottle design for a new IPA/project they are working on. Read all about it HERE
Tuesday 9 May 2017
Thursday 20 April 2017
SIX PACK! & SACH HALEN PRINTS
More limited prints now available at www.kevgrey.bigcartel.com
Printed on heavyweight 90lb artists watercolour paper. £15 each. Don't miss out!
Printed on heavyweight 90lb artists watercolour paper. £15 each. Don't miss out!
Sunday 29 January 2017
Sunday 15 January 2017
CAPRICORN BASTARD (FROM BIRTH UNTIL DEATH)
This Capricorn Bastard print is available as pre-order only up until the 20th of Jan (final date in the Capricorn calendar). After that date they wont be available again! If you want one you need to email info@kevgrey.com and state both your email address and which country you live in - I will then email you a PayPal invoice for £15 plus postage costs to your country. All prints will ship the week following the 20th of Jan.
Wednesday 7 December 2016
Monday 31 October 2016
HEAVY RIFF BEAVIS
Heavy Riff Beavis prints available for £15.
Email me if you want one: info@kevgrey.com
Email me if you want one: info@kevgrey.com
Thursday 13 October 2016
Monday 19 September 2016
VIVID MONOCHROME: THE ART OF KEV GREY
“Vivid Monochrome is a 100-page hardcover book chronicling the British artist Kev Grey’s best artwork, commissions, illustrations and graffiti created between 1999 - 2016. Printed in black and white and colour.
For nearly 20 years Kev’s distinct, bold, black and white artwork has been used for a diverse range of projects and companies including Lost Art Skateboards, Schecter Guitars, Vans, Download Festival and Black Iris Brewery. He has also travelled around the world creating and exhibiting his work in cities including Hong Kong, Melbourne, Vienna, New York, Paris, Cologne, London, Brussels and Dublin.
Vivid Monochrome captures the highlights of his career so far.
Available to buy now from HERE for £15 with free postage within the UK (postage costs apply to rest of the world).”
For nearly 20 years Kev’s distinct, bold, black and white artwork has been used for a diverse range of projects and companies including Lost Art Skateboards, Schecter Guitars, Vans, Download Festival and Black Iris Brewery. He has also travelled around the world creating and exhibiting his work in cities including Hong Kong, Melbourne, Vienna, New York, Paris, Cologne, London, Brussels and Dublin.
Vivid Monochrome captures the highlights of his career so far.
Available to buy now from HERE for £15 with free postage within the UK (postage costs apply to rest of the world).”
Thursday 8 September 2016
Monday 22 August 2016
Sunday 12 June 2016
FILTHY LUCRE BEACH HUT
I was recently invited by METAL to customise a beach hut that would be on display for three weeks, alongside 19 other beach huts, on Liverpool's waterfront by the Albert Dock. My brief for the project was to create a design that was a direct response to a question given to me by Wayne Hemingway. The question he gave me was:
BUSINESS = OFFSHORE TAX AVOIDANCE + FAT CATS X INVESTMENT BANKERS ?
My concept for the hut was to paint a balance of good and bad words associated with business, presented in a way that resembled how you would work out a complicated maths sum. I spent three days locked away in a huge warehouse painting it and couldn't be happier with how it looks. Thanks to Jenny Porter and everybody else involved with making this happen.
Liverpool Beach Huts – a waterfront encounter between business and alternative thinking
Saturday 11 June – Sunday 3 July 2016
Along the Liverpool Waterfront the Beach Huts project will animate the International Festival of Business across a three week period. Providing a celebration of British Culture, new technologies, art and DIY enterprise. The Beach Huts will be occupied by artists, designer-makers, poets, performers and entrepreneurs. They will become stations for a series of performances, participatory workshops, conversations and ideas.
There will be a mix of different huts stretching from the site of the festival to the main thoroughfare of the Strand (the Strand is the old English word for beach). This location will attract festival delegates and the general public to find out more about what Liverpool and the North’s creative industries has to offer.
Each cluster of Beach Huts contains a selection of new creative commissions; a showcase of creative industries from the Northern Powerhouse cities (Hull, Liverpool, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle, and Sheffield), a series of new artworks responding to the themes of the International Festival of Business, performance huts, and community huts.
The Beach Huts have been inspired by the following themes from the festival: creative and digital economies, technology, manufacturing; sustainability, and energy and the environment.
Each mixture of huts will contain items, images and activities that will inspire delegates and entertain passers-by.
BUSINESS = OFFSHORE TAX AVOIDANCE + FAT CATS X INVESTMENT BANKERS ?
My concept for the hut was to paint a balance of good and bad words associated with business, presented in a way that resembled how you would work out a complicated maths sum. I spent three days locked away in a huge warehouse painting it and couldn't be happier with how it looks. Thanks to Jenny Porter and everybody else involved with making this happen.
Liverpool Beach Huts – a waterfront encounter between business and alternative thinking
Saturday 11 June – Sunday 3 July 2016
Along the Liverpool Waterfront the Beach Huts project will animate the International Festival of Business across a three week period. Providing a celebration of British Culture, new technologies, art and DIY enterprise. The Beach Huts will be occupied by artists, designer-makers, poets, performers and entrepreneurs. They will become stations for a series of performances, participatory workshops, conversations and ideas.
There will be a mix of different huts stretching from the site of the festival to the main thoroughfare of the Strand (the Strand is the old English word for beach). This location will attract festival delegates and the general public to find out more about what Liverpool and the North’s creative industries has to offer.
Each cluster of Beach Huts contains a selection of new creative commissions; a showcase of creative industries from the Northern Powerhouse cities (Hull, Liverpool, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle, and Sheffield), a series of new artworks responding to the themes of the International Festival of Business, performance huts, and community huts.
The Beach Huts have been inspired by the following themes from the festival: creative and digital economies, technology, manufacturing; sustainability, and energy and the environment.
Each mixture of huts will contain items, images and activities that will inspire delegates and entertain passers-by.
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