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HARK prints photographed by Tara Darby

harklondon — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 12:22:22 +0000

Last week I did a photo shoot with the lovely Tara Darby, photographing some of my recent artworks and the HARK artworks. We had a great time creating the still lifes together. Here is the photo of the HARK prints and of the prints made into 3D totems. To see the rest of the photos click here.

Photography: Tara Darby
Art Direction: Audrey Roger and Tara Darby

Special thanks: Ellie Spruell and Andrea Fenner.

Jerzy Treutler // Kemistry Gallery

harklondon — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 20:12:53 +0000

Reblogged from the science of patterns:

Beautiful, bold Polish posters from the 60′s and 70′s by Jerzy Treutler at the Kemistry Gallery. Go and check them out! The show, co-presented by the Twarda Sztuka Foundation, runs until the 17th of March.

slight change…

harklondon — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 12:43:14 +0000

There’s been a slight change to our installation due to an unfortunate incident. Some of our totems were damaged and stolen last week so we have had to reconfigure our installation slightly. You can see pictures of our original display in our blog post ‘show pics‘ and view the beautiful pictures taken by Jeff Metal on the Jaguar Shoes website.

HARK prints

harklondon — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 15:09:08 +0000

Check these beauties… Limited edition, signed, A3 size risograph HARK prints printed by Ditto Press and sold by Jaguar Shoes Collective. Created with the help of Ben Pearce‘s graphic design skills.

There are 4 types, from top to bottom: Parrot, Fish, Beaver and Owl.

Each print can be cut out and made into a 3D totem (see pic at the bottom).

There are only 50 of each type so grab one while you can!

PV pics

harklondon — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 16:33:49 +0000

Pics from our private view last week, courtesy of Jaguar Shoes Collective. It was a really fun night and a great turn out!

HARK prints printed by Ditto Press are on sale now at No-One. Editions of 50 each so grab one while you can!

Photos by Jeff Metal.

HARK animation

harklondon — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 12:01:44 +0000

Here is the stop motion animation we made which is showcased in the show at The Old Shoreditch Station at the moment and which stars the handcrafted 3D paper beavers!

Directed by: Audrey Roger and Andy Macgregor

Cinematography: Adam Laycock
Editing: Ben Pearce
Sound production: Julian Fenner
Assistants: Georgina Carroll, Sophie Pickup, Pawel Nyszczyj, Amy Friend and Fung Ye Tsang
Thanks: Jaguar Shoes Collective

show pics

harklondon — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 19:33:52 +0000

…and here they are! We’ve taken over the main exhibition room at The Old Shoreditch Station, plus the window in the bar area and have displayed a few of our HARK creations in the No-One shop as well.

The show runs until the 26th of March. Come and see it if you haven’t already!

installation // making of

harklondon — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 08:33:48 +0000

The installation’s now up, come and see it at The Old Shoreditch Station (1 Kingsland Road, E2 8DA)! We’ll post pictures of it soon but in the mean time here are some pics of the 4 day install with Andy, myself, Sophie Pickup, Georgina Carroll and Nick Hancock.

It was a challenging 4 days but we’re very excited about the final result!

Thank you again to Sophie and Georgina, Tomo, Adelya, the café staff, Nick Hancock, Rosy Nicholas and Jaguar Shoes Collective.

roll up roll up

harklondon — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 12:20:22 +0000

Thank you to Teo at No Days Off for her tireless support and for putting together this fabulous animated Gif invite inspired by the poster artwork.

Mesmerising…

behind the scenes // animation

harklondon — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 12:09:49 +0000

Only a couple more days till the show! Here’s a little “step back in time”, when we shot the animation back in October.

The idea of making a stop motion animation came to us one day when I was telling Andy I’d alway wanted to make one and we realised our HARK creatures would be perfectly suited to that. It was loads of fun to shoot and we’re both very excited to see the final result of our very first attempt at stop motion! Ben Pearce is at the editing commands and Julian Fenner is making a custom-made soundtrack for it. Lucky us!

A huge thanks to Adam Laycock without whose generosity and help this animation might never have come to life.

Photos below by Samuel Palk