Monday, April 4, 2011

Josh Keyes at Fecal Face Gallery


Muted cries of pleasure from underneath Dan Dare quilts the world over for the latest Josh Keyes mini show. The images that have started appearing sure are pleasurable, if you're into some more of those cubed locations, geography book images plus some magical creatures, communing with nature in the way only some heavy handed artist trying to make a point can.


19 comments:

  1. Hyper realism + incongruous juxtaposition = corny and boring.

    Is the top one intentionally about the middle class London graffiti crew ATG though?

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  2. But what does it all mean though?.

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  3. Unsuprisingly for something that looks like a diorama in a regional forest's visitor centre they come across as sterile, lifeless, and destined to gather dust and fade from both the physical world and the memory of the viewer.

    Oh and that first one is laughable as I doubt it was meant to look like a guy wearing a stuffed buffalo rather it was a photo he took of just that for a study for the piece but his skills were lacking to transform it into what he envisioned.

    Even if he suceeded it would have still looked naff like all the rest of these stuffy scenes set in aspic that appeal to Hornby enthusiasts, jigsaw buffs, lab technicians and historical recreationists.

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  4. hate this guys work and most of the people who like it. Fuckin hippies douche bags.

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  5. why is he part of the "street art" scene? is it because he sometimes includes parts of streets?

    nuuuhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

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  6. Ellis G (yeah, who?) over on Vandalog talking about "being respectful" while seeming happy to rip off ZEVS by drawing around the shadows of objects in the street (work ZEVS did at least a decade ago, and which has appeared in a slew of books)
    except Mr. G doesn't have the balls of ZEVS and uses chalk, rather than paint
    blahblahblah

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  7. showing your ignorance again youngster, Ellis has been a NYC writer for the best part of 2 decades. Which is about 18 years longer than you've been interested in "street art".

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  8. Ugh Zevs... The biggest piss stain in the urinal that is street art.

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  9. josh keyes = total hyped crap being bought by 2 or 3 people to drive the market up

    its worthless toot which people will all start to realise soon

    you cant sell his prints for toffee

    no meaning to his work at all. shite references to banksy and atg and neckface

    arghhh fuck off josh!

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  10. and hence, as a writer of nearly two decades, you'd think he'd have something better to give us than a rip-off of someone who seems to be thoroughly disliked

    being in the game for X number of years doesn't mean you're good at playing the game

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  11. Remi/Rough springs to mind.

    In the GAME for 20 years. LMFAO

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  12. On the game for 20 years more like the fucking dwarf rent boy

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  13. Remi well done 20 years and a great result at Dreweatts £100 for one of yours £99 more than i would have thought !!!!!!!
    Give up for fucks sake

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  14. I can't understand why anyone would buy this fucking athena poster art.
    I'm sure speenie on .info will be wanking himself silly over it. Posh twat.

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  15. £100 hahahaha

    george clooney wannabee

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  16. Josh keyes show is fucking dreadful.

    just looked thru the PDF

    everything is sold but my lord is the work shite

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  17. Speenie a posh Twat, likeing that and yes I did crack one off so what.

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  18. £100 hahahaha

    george clooney wannabee

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  19. Unsuprisingly for something that looks like a diorama in a regional forest's visitor centre they come across as sterile, lifeless, and destined to gather dust and fade from both the physical world and the memory of the viewer.

    Oh and that first one is laughable as I doubt it was meant to look like a guy wearing a stuffed buffalo rather it was a photo he took of just that for a study for the piece but his skills were lacking to transform it into what he envisioned.

    Even if he suceeded it would have still looked naff like all the rest of these stuffy scenes set in aspic that appeal to Hornby enthusiasts, jigsaw buffs, lab technicians and historical recreationists.

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