Canvas Art News from The Canvas Lounge

We were in Bristol at the weekend visiting the recently unveiled Banksy exhibition in which he has remixed the museum's own collection with his own satirical artworks. It is by far the largest Banksy show to date and if you're a fan you are sure to be amazed. The main focus was a large room lined with humorous graffiti pieces, one of our favourites was a hilarious image of two shoddily drawn stick men, prettily mounted, with one of them asking, "Does anyone actually take this art seriously?" The other replies, "Never underestimate the power of a big gold frame."
Standing apart from the raw and witty style we know and love was a huge painting of the House of Commons populated by apes, which like most of his fine art paintings are beautifully executed. Banksy is master of the suprising juxtaposition...another room was filled with his animated sculptures. We were tickled yet chilled by the baby chicken nuggets eating from a tub of barbeque sauce and what appeared to be a living breating cheetah was actually a fur coat.
The exhibition was cheeky but sophisticated and a real insight into the artist's mind - Well worth the 2 hour wait to get in!

Cage One Canvas Art Prints
Cageone is a contemporary urban artist inspired by traditional New York style graffiti. He's currently one of the prime movers on West Yorkshire's graffiti scene and has been spraying since 1987. He exhibits is work all over the world and his canvases are extremely sought after. If you like his latest abstract graffiti portraits you can now buy limited edition prints on canvas, poster and perspex here at the Canvas Lounge.

We are proud to present a small collection of limited edition prints from Polish born Illustrator Paulina Slebodzinska. Her illustrations are an imaginative look at nature using modern vibrant colours and intricate line work. Now available exclusively on the Canvas Lounge gallery.