Jibbering Art

Yet again, Jibbering combined their love for art with their love of music. The old Wild’s warehouse was the perfect backdrop for the show, with the Jibbering Dj’s supplying the perfect grooves to accompany the spectacular art that the Shambala Art exhibition has to offer.

The YrWall was enjoyed by all during the launch night. The YrWall is a new and exciting interactive drawing tool where users create images on a large wall using a modified spray paint can. The can contains no paint, only a button and an infrared light which is tracked using a computer and a camera. A digital palette is provided on the left side of the wall which enables the user to work with digital paint, images and animated clips. For more information click here.

The Shambala Art Exhibition including the YR Wall is open everyday, 10.30am – 6.30pm until this Friday 17th October @ Wild Building, 104 – 108 Floodgate Street, Digbeth, Birmingham, B5 5SJ

Thursday 9th October saw The Shambala Art Exhibition open in Birmingham and yet again the artists in attendance painted all of the available walls.

and on the street….. permission granted of course!

Jibbering Art excitedly presents

The Shambala Art Exhibition – The Final Show!

Friday 10th – Friday 17th October, 10.30am – 6.30pm.

Launch night: Thursday 9th October, 7pm – 11pm.

@Wild Building, 104 – 108 Floodgate Street, Digbeth, Birmingham, B5 5SJ

Over Thirty street artists have been brought together to help raise money for two small grass roots charities based in Africa. The boards that the artists painted during the Shambala Festival 2008 will be exhibited, along with donated pieces that will be sold through closed bids to the highest bidder.
All profits (with no administration charges) will go to:
Banunule School For Orphans, Kampala, Uganda.
Malawi Education Project, Malawi.

The exhibition has already been shown in London @ Cordy House, Curtain Road, Shoreditch, 18th – 21st September. The launch night on Thursday 17th September, saw over 500 people through the doors. With buyers knowing that the exhibition was on for three days in London and then open in Birmingham for 7 days, we saw several large bids on the opening night.

Jibbering combined our love for art with our love for music, the Yabba Funk Sound System and The mighty Jam Jah Sound were the perfect backdrop to Room 1, where the Shambala Art Boards were being exhibited.

Not only were the Shambala Art Boards, the Shambala Fort and the donated pieces on show at Cordy house, the artists in attendance also painted three flights of stairwells and the rooftop walls. Cyclops, Sweet Toof, Discreet and Newso did a fantastic collaboration. Zoot, Gastro and Mac 1 all got in there too. Newso didn’t fail to perform to the crowds, he painted a giant hand in front of 50 onlookers.

The exhibition moves to Birmingham from Friday 10th – Friday 17th October @ Wild Building, 104 – 108 Floodgate Street, Digbeth, Birmingham, B5 5SJ, 10.30am – 6.30pm.

Launch night: Thursday 9th October, 7pm – 11pm – expect live art, afrika jam dj’s and more.

The launch night promises to be even better than the London show, if this is possible!

Bids have already been taken during the London Show. The bidding process will re open on Thursday 9th October at 7pm and will end on Friday 17th October at 6.30pm.

Artists whose work is available to bid on include:
Cyclops, Dicy, Dora, Faith 47, Fluid, Glenn Anderson, Juice 126, LL Brainwashed, Lucy McLauchlan, Mac 1,Marq Tu, Matt Watkins, Milk, Newso, Outcrowd Collective, Paris, Plimsoul, Rowdy, Semor & Co, Sickboy, Sweet Toof, Will Baras & Zoot.

The launch night saw over 500 people through the doors. With buyers knowing that the exhibition was on for three days in London and then open in Birmingham for 7 days, we saw several large bids on the opening night.

Jibbering combined our love for music with our love for art, the Yabba Funk Sound System and The Mighty Jam Jah Sound were the perfect backdrop to Room 1, where the Shambala Art Boards were being exhibited.

Not only did we have the Shambala Art boards, the Shambala Fort and the donated pieces exhibited at Cordy house, the artists in attendance also painted three flights of stairwells and the rooftop walls.

Newso, Zoot and Sweet Toof all took to the stairwells.

Cyclops, Sweet Toof, Discreet and Newso did a massive collaboration.

Zoot, Gastro, Glenn Anderson, LL Brainwashed and Mac 1 all got in there too. Mac 1 produced yet another breathtaking piece and Newso didn’t fail to perform to the crowds, he painted a giant hand in front of 50 onlookers.

Unfortunately we didn’t have room at the London Show to re-errect the whole of the Shambala Fort but parts of it were displayed on the roof terrace. Parts of these boards will be available to bid on, during the Birmingham show, 10th October – 17th October 2008.

Over 30 street artists have been brought together to help raise money for two small grass roots charities based in Africa. The boards that the artists painted during the Shambala Festival 2008 will be exhibited, along with donated pieces that will be sold through closed bids to the highest bidder.
All profits (with no administration charges) will go to:
Banunule School For Orphans, Kampala, Uganda.
www.banunuleschool.org
Malawi Education Project, Malawi.
www.malawieducationproject.com

The exhibition has been shown in
London @ Cordy House, Curtain Road, Shoreditch, 18th – 21st September
and will be shown in
Birmingham @ Wild Building, 104 – 108 Floodgate Street, Digbeth, Birmingham, B5 5SJ, 10th – 17th October.

Bids have already been taken during the London Show and the bidding process will end on Friday 17th October at 6.30pm.

When the artists ran out of boards, they hit the festival. Even the bins got peppered with Plimsoul’s paste-ups.

Jibbering Art proudly presents
THE SHAMBALA ART EXHIBITION

Featuring:
Dicy, Dora, Faith 47, Feek, Fluid, Glenn Anderson, Juice 126, Junc, LL Brainwashed, Lucy McLauchlan, Mac 1, Mark 2, Matt Watkins, Milk, Motorboy, Mr Jago, Newso, Outcrowd Collective, Paris, Plimsoul, Ponk, Rowdy, Semor & Co, Sickboy, Sweet Toof, Will Barras & Yakka.

Over 30 heavyweight, cutting edge and internationally recognised artists were unleashed, live, on to the Shambala Festival site 2008. From the Shambala Art Boards surrounding the dome; to the superb fort structure painted by the likes of Feek, Mr Jago, Paris, Will Barras, Yakka & more; to the boards surrounding the mainstage painted by the Outcrowd Collective.

Parts of the ply boards & canvas that totalled over 2000 sqft, along with other donated pieces will be available to buy through closed bids at the two exhibitions in London and Birmingham.

Everyone is welcome to:
London Exhibition
Friday 19th – Sunday 21st September 11am – 8pm
London Exhibition Launch Party
Thurs 18th September, 7pm – Midnight
The evening will also feature:
Live Art, Afrika Jam dj’s, Yabba Funk Sound System, The mighty Jam Jah Sound(Friendly Fire) and more.
All at:
Cordy House, 87-95 Curtain Road, Shoreditch, London, EC2A 3SB

Birmingham Exhibition
Autumn 2008 (Date to be confirmed)
All at:
Custard Factory 2, The Wild Building, Floodgate Street, Digbeth, Birmingham, B5 5SJ.

An underlying mission is to raise money for 2 small African grass roots charities. All profits (with no administration charges) will go to:
Banunule School For Orphans, Kampala, Uganda, Africa
www.banunuleschool.org

Malawi Education Project, Malawi, Africa
www.malawieducationproject.com

For more information contact art(at)jibbering.co.uk.

Faith 47

Fluid & Mark 2

Glenn Anderson

Juice 126 – Picture of his completed piece.

Junc/Zoot – All of the middle wooden section of this board was taken during the festival. Vandals!

LL Brainwashed & Gastro

Lucy McLauchlan, Beat 13 – Heaven Board

Mac 1 and his son, Mac 2

Matt Watkins, Beat 13 – Hell Board

Motorboy & Rowdy

Newso

Semor & Co

Sweet Toof & Rowdy – 5m long canvas.

What a bank holiday weekend!

The Shambala Art Boards
@ Shambala Festival Thursday 21st – Monday 25th August.

Shambala is a truly unique and magical festival incorporating music, art, cabaret, kids, healing, crafts and campaigns.

Jibbering Art were hugely proud to arrange the Shambala Art Boards for the festival. Four huge triangular boards and canvas totalling over 1152sqft were erected outside The Dome Arena for the artists to work their magic on throughout the festival and they certainly did.
Showing creativity, fresh & cutting edge graffiti from some of the finest graf artists in the uk. Fluid, Gastro, Glenn Anderson, Junc, LL Brainwashed, Lucy McLauchlan, Mac1 (& Mac2, Mac’s son), Mark 2, Matt Watkins, Motorboy, Newso, Rowdy & Semor & Co & Sweet Toof all painted the boards in their own unique style. We were also delighted to have Faith 47 from South Africa to join us at the festival.
Not to forget Sickboy and his iconic temple, he had to battle rain, randomness and many, many questions from the general punters to make his temple a success. Pictures of his temple will appear shortly on this news page.

Mark 2 & Fluid working their magic.