I am proud to say that have been invited to be part of The Courtauld Institute’s East Wing X exhibition at Somerset House. My ‘Crystalize’ photography picture will be displayed for 18 months from January 20th 2012 alongside such artists as Damien Hirst, Thomas Allen, Hugo Dalton and Georgia Russell. Also on the launch night you will see me displayed as a living exhibit on a plinth. Be sure to go and check out the show from now till July 2013.

Find the images from the exhibition ‘Headism’. After 5 years it was a truly special moment in my life to have an official show of my best designs. I would never have thought that in 2006 it would have developed this far. It just shows you should believe in your passion, creativity and dreams of what you want to achieve.  To find out details please go to www.headism.co.uk

In build up to the show ‘Headism’ 10 posters and a digital projection were displayed throughout the London Underground including Baker Street, Liverpool Street, Embankment and Moorgate. This was supported by Art Below.

PLEASE GO TO WWW.HEADISM.CO.UK TO FIND OUT ALL DETAILS FOR HEADISM SHOW

I am proud to announce ‘Headism’, a showcase of my best head designs in the NL – Dutch Cultural Gallery Space through photography by Daniel Regan, documentary by Viviane Castillo and sculpture supported by LifeCast. All the designs are in collaboration with body artist Kat Sinclair.

The exhibition is supported by Gillette.

Other creatives involved are Vernon Francois, HarlotVonCharlotte and Lazy Gramophone.

The show will be from the 4th – 9th May 2011 Noon – 6pm daily:

Location:

The NL – Dutch Cultural Gallery Space,

40/42 Riding House Street,

London, W1W 7ET

Click here for map

For further information, press enquiries and guest list for the launch night on 4th May contact askphil@philsays.com or go to below website.

www.headism.co.uk

In build up to my show ‘Headism’ I will be having posters and a digital projection displayed throughout the London Underground. Here is a recent poster at Highbury and Islington Station. To find out more about the exhibition go to the Biography page. 

Photo by www.timjohnsphotography.co.uk

Body Artist Kat Sinclair

Body Artist Kat Sinclair

Body Artist Kat Sinclair