Rarr (pronounced RAAARRGHHH) in THE BOOK CLUB

Wer am 19. Januar in London ist, sollte die neue Ausstellung in 

The Book Club in London Shoreditch auf keinen Fall verpassen. 

Rarr (pronounced Raaarrghhh) heißt die Ausstellung.

Der Illustrator Jason Kerley hatte eine tolle Idee: Er bat

Illustratoren, deren Arbeiten er mochte, ein Tier ohne Gesicht oder

Kopf zu zeichnen. Das Tier sollte nicht zu detailliert sein. Die Bilder

wurden ausgedruckt und Kindern gegeben, die die Werke ver-

vollständigten. So entstanden die tollsten Bilder. Einen guten Eindruck 

gibt der Film zur Ausstellung von Ben Symonds. 

Gezeigt werden Tiere von Mike Bertino, Jon Boam, James Clapham, 

Kristina Collantes, Jay Cover (Nous Vous), Kristian Hammerstad, 

Jason Kerley, James Ari King, Micah Lidberg, Antonio Ladrillo, 

Miss Lotion, Robert Maple, Andy Miller, Marcus Oakley, Kyle Platts, 

Kate Prior, Daniel Sparkes, Katja Spitzer, Ian Stevenson, Magic Sweater, 

Zeloot. Liat Chen und Jason Kerley haben die Ausstellung kuratiert.

Alle Erlöse gehen an das Kinderhilfswerk NSPCC!

New exhibition in The Book Club! Jason Kerley and Liat Chen present:

Rarr (pronounced Raaarrghhh). Here is the info:

Raarr (pronounced RAAARRGHHH) is an exhibition consisting of 

collaborative zoological drawings. However ordinary collaborations, 

they are not. The contributing artists will are a whole generation apart.

Twenty illustrators have been specially commissioned to draw a reptile, 

bird, mammal, amphibian, fish or insect of their choosing... sans-head or 

face. Upon completion these headless wonders will be passed onto 

the real talent: twenty eager school children who will receive the 

baton from the illustrators and complete the drawings; adding features, 

colour, limbs, even names, 

whilst not forgetting the all important heads. All profits from the exhibition

will be donated to the children's charity the NSPCC.  

Thursday 19th January will see the launch of the exhibition where guests 

will be able to pick up one of the limited edition prints hand customised 

by the younger artists & listen too Hung Drawn & Quartered (NTS family) 

providing an auditory backdrop to the evening.

Screen & risograph printing courtesy of James Ari King, 

It Drew Itself & Ditto Press 

Exhibition concept and curation by Jason Kerley  

Exhibition directed by Liat Chen, assisted by Tigana Sari