LONDON///GOOD THINGS COME IN “SMALL, MEDIUM, AND LARGE” PACKAGES…

October 7th, 2007

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Ron English’s triplets of Mars…

Lucky London shoppers had the rare chance to take home fresh pieces in a trio of sizes from some of their favorite artists when ELMS LESTERS‘ innovative “Small, Medium, and Large” group show featuring art by ADAM NEATE, ANTHONY LISTER, DALEK, DELTA, FUTURA, JOSE PARLA, MARK DEAN VECA, PHIL FROST, RON ENGLISH, SPACE INVADER, STASH and WK INTERACT opened on Friday nite in Fogtown. As the show’s title implies, each artist created works in three different sizes and price brackets allowing collectors with radically different budgets a chance to hit the cash register with equal force and, as expected, there were no shortage of takers. We can only hope it becomes an annual affair. TAKE A LOOK:

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Wide angle of Space Invader, Ron English, and Phil Frost (cross at right)…

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Close-up of Space Invader’s digital cubism…

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WK Interacts with his fans…

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WK’s skate bomb…

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Dalek in red…

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Mark Dean Veca x Dalek…

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Mark Dean Veca’s “Mad Sick”…

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MDV’s “Boogeyman”…

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MDV’s twisted “Camo”…

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Miami’s finest: José Parla in triplicate…

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Top to bottom: Ron English, Invader, & Phil Frost…

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Ron English’s hand-painted 400% Be@rbrick…

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Discussing Mars…

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Adam Neate’s bad habit…

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Delta’s dimensions…

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Phil Frost draws a crowd…

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Stash x Futura (finally)…

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The wide angle WK x Anthony Lister…

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Mr Lister, we presume?…

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Lister’s lady Hulk…

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