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McBess at The Book Club

Art, Illustration

Posted by Eliza Williams, 3 August 2011, 11:30    Permalink    Comments (5)

Tattoos

Opening tomorrow at The Book Club in London is The Folding Knife, an exhibition of new works by French illustrator McBess...

The Folding Knife will include previously unseen canvas work, prints and 3D objects by McBess (aka Matthieu Bessudo). All are executed in his distinctive black-and-white style. A selection of the works in the exhibition are shown here.

Girl Band

Girls and Boys

As part of the exhibition, McBess has also invited artists and close friends who have inspired him to make new works for display. In keeping with McBess's style though, these are all created in black-and-white. Artists taking part include Éditions Copains (Ugo Gattoni and Guilaume Singelin), KOA, Rotopol and Nicolas Tual.

Cute Sailor

Southpark

Southpark (detail)

The Folding Knife is on show at The Book Club until September 18. More info is at wearetbc.com.

 

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5 Comments

Awesome work!!
G.Quattrociokki
2011-08-04 15:08:47


Nice that.
Jonathan
2011-08-04 15:37:41


Love it!
Ida
2011-08-04 16:54:36


Love McBess. One of my favourite artists to date.
Huffy McGhee
2011-08-08 08:36:25


The old cartoon style in this works looks amazing!
WATC - The Art Inspiration Blog
2011-08-08 15:06:52


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