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The Visual Communication Department at The Glasgow School of Art are holding a fundraising Auction for the Degree Show in June. They will be auctioning work donated by past graduates, such as Anthony Burrill, Jonathan Ellery (Browns), Foster & Partners and Graphic Thought Facility. Furthers details and images can be found on the website.
Stunning work. Excellent find Emma.
Strong work. Love it.
Some really nice work.
Matt sure has been busy! Definitely one of the most prolific street artists out there at the moment.
Those animal illustrations remind me of vintage children’s books – Mid Century, Danish style. Would look awesome as a series of art prints!
Nice one Mike!
26th Apr 2010
2:11 pm
It’s crazy just how many uni grads have jumped on the auction band wagon since Lincoln started it a couple of years back.
Guess it’s testament to how successful they are at raising money and awareness.
26th Apr 2010
5:09 pm
It’s also crazy the poor quality of work that gets donated for these auctions.
When Lincoln started it, they were selling nice pieces of design which you thought “wow, I’d like to get myself one of those”.
But now it’s all the same crap which I wouldn’t even pin up in my airing cupboard.
Also Lot 30 is quiet ironic.