Art world’s ‘troublemakers’ join forces in ‘joyful’ London show


By AGENCY
‘What’s authentic, what’s too commercial? These are things that anyone who has a career arc where they go from not being well-known to being well-known has to consider,’ says Fairey. – Photos: AFP

They come from a world of underground, even subversive, art, but now US activist Shepard Fairey has joined forces with Britain’s Damien Hirst and French street artist Invader with a “joyful” exhibition to show even in dark times there is always hope.

“We all see ourselves as troublemakers because we have been,” said Fairey, ahead of last Friday’s opening of a new London exhibition of the three men’s individual works, but also unique hybrid pieces combining elements of all their different styles.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!
artists , Damien Hirst , art , art exhibition

Next In Culture

British surrealist Glen Baxter hailed abroad as 'genius' dies aged 82
YSDAF 2026 Satellite at KLPac celebrates music, art and inclusion
In Turkiye, a cultural diplomacy push to recover the country's antiquities
French witch, sworn virgin make International Booker shortlist
German children's book publisher sues OpenAI over copyright
Theatre and beyond: 10 arts picks to catch in the Klang Valley this April
Dissident artist on trial in China for satirical Mao sculptures, says rights group
Japan’s 'Ghibli Jazz' live series makes its Kuala Lumpur debut this October
Soothing studies: students cram as musicians play in Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw
Rights group warns of 'dystopian' Hong Kong after bookstore arrests

Others Also Read