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Friday 31 October 2014

late H.R. Giger's last sculptural works at Modern Panic V London


Talented creators Guerilla Zoo bring London Modern Panic – Returning for it’s fifth year – A unique collection of over 40 surreal, controversial & provocative international

modern artists and live arts practitioners 

Guerrilla Zoo’s acclaimed Modern Panic exhibition curated by James Elphick returns for it’s fifth incarnation. The show features a unique collection of surreal, controversial & provocative international artists and live art’s practitioners, exploring the furthest depths of the psyche and human archtypes. This year’s exhibition offers a rare opportunity to witness the work of the surrealistSwiss painter, sculptor and set designer best known for his creations for the film Alien — the legendary H.R. Giger — and features exclusive sculptures co-created with his assistant Jules Bloom, completed before his sad passing earlier this year.

The exhibition will also showcase work from UK-based illustrator Iain Macarthur, famed for his ability to embellish his portraits with decadent and flirtatiously geometric patterns.  The twisted and warped universe of Scabbage with his disturbing Pests of London series, felt-based provacations from Lucy Sparrow whose recent felt Cornershop exhibition landed on art headlines worldwide, andthe sequined skull of Sequin Kay which took 295 hours to complete, a labour that involved individually applying 24,500 sequins and 1,010 Swarovski crystals.
Alongside are the insurgent rising stars of Belgian artist Simon Lejeune with his intricate futuristic machina, French artists Jean Francois Bouron and Olivier Dzoand their inked distopian reflections of society, the vivid religious iconography and prison-tattooed figurine pairings distilled from Russian artist Karina Akopyan’s unusual visions and Berlin based Anne ‘Blondie’ Bengard who’s colourful japanese influenced works pose undertones of humor and eroticism.
These and many more are part of the fifth year of Modern Panic, with further artists to be announced soon! These and many more are part of the fifth year of Modern Panic, with further artists to be announced soon!
For all the latest news please visit: http://www.guerrillazoo.com
 
 FEATURING OVER 40+ ARTISTS
Karina Akopyan | Jean-Luc Almond | Rhine Bernardino | Anne ‘Blondie’ Bengard | Jules Bloom 
James Bloomfield  | Jean-Francois Bouron | Paul Micheal Browne | Christophe Richart Carrozza 
 Rowen Corkill | Freyja Dean | Olivier Dzo | H.R. Giger | Sandra Heeks | Orli Ivanov  | Ann-Marie Johnson
Sequin Kay | Kayleigh O’Keefe  | Shannon Rose Lane | Simon Lejeune | Iain Macarthur | Vort Man 
Michelle Mildenhall | William Nagle | Dominic Negus | The Krah | Nihil Scabbage | Alastair Skerman 
Lucy Sparrow  | Stefania Tasca | Webbo | James Wheeldon Trystan Williams 
Charlotte Wosiek | Rococo Wonderland
LIVE ART PERFORMANCE ARTISTS:
Missa Blue | Bettina Fung | William Frampton Twice Shy Theatre 
Silvia Ziranek | Bang Crosby Phil Bedwell | Venus Raven
+ Many more to be announced!

Open to the public: Saturday 8th –  Sunday 16th November 2014  | 11am – 7pm daily | Admission £3

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