Hush ‘Innocence’ exhibition
Street artist launches solo show in London.
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Hush reveals his new exhibition Innocence, an ironic take on the dark, explicit undertones of Japanese manga and anime art, at the Urban Angel Art Lounge, London from November 12 - 28.
The exhbition will feature four installations as well as paintings, works on paper, wood cubes and limited-edition screenprints.
It coincides with the recent debate in Bristol about whether street art is art or graffiti (Hush makes a strong argument for the former).
Talking about the characters in his work Hush says: "The simple expressions and glazed eyes suggest purity and innocence whereas the provocative images of the female form suggest the opposite."
Check out our exclusive interview with Hush in HUCK#014.
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Hush ‘Innocence’ exhibition (text) by Shelley Lee Jones is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
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