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MoCD. The expanded and renovated Museum contains 69,975 square feet of exhibition space, compared to 40,266 square feet prior to the expansion, and occupies the length of one-and-a-half city blocks. Paintings: ‘When all your Heroes died, all is left is … Continue reading
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Xavier Rey (L) a curator for the painting department of the Museum of Cultural Deceptions speaks to members of the media at a press preview of a major exhibition from Berlin‘s M.o.C.D of paintings from the Expressionist movement collection in … Continue reading
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Live Art Performance with Berlin’s legendary stencil street artist EMESS. Filmed by Andy Fiebert & André Zerndt for the opening of ‘Art in the Bath’ at the STATTBAD, Wedding. Exhibition curated by Guillaume Trotin of the Open Walls Gallery Berlin. … Continue reading
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Ah lots of fun in this collaboration with the guys at ATM / MTA. A few days painting and having fun in the studio produced 88 canvases ! One complete and utter 7 meter wall of MADNESS. Big shout out to ELIOT, … Continue reading
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The most fun was had in collaboration with ELIOT at the live painting event at STREET LABS Urban Circus. We had one hour to paint a 9x3m canvas and approached this with the high art ethic of ‘Pommes mit Ketchup’ … whilst taking breaks from … Continue reading
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Pink Rocks ! from stephen hiam on Vimeo.
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Next group show – Salon Schwarzburg / Neurotitan Gallery Berlin Germany. Some pics just after hanging. And some hi-resolution pictures here – Paintings. Aitch | Johann Büsen | Tom Doughboy | emess | Nicholas di Genova | Ann Christin Hansen … Continue reading
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Above the engines roar i scream, And not a sound is heard. Across the yard a TV blinks, And dawn has yet to stir.
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One of the Blue lines hanging at the ATM Gallery Berlin. Acrylic on Burlap. 3 pieces, each 100x110cm. Sometimes you see something that strikes you as beautiful, for me it was a woman wearing a blue silk around her waist … Continue reading