Bob Gibson (The London Police) News
 
 
10-09-2008
 
New Series with Chaz at the Adhoc Gallery in New York
 
Under the name The London Police, Bob Gibson has once again teamed up with Chaz to make three original works on canvas for the “4 Geezers” show at the Adhoc Gallery in Brooklyn, New York (www.adhocart.org).
After a successful opening night the duo are now busy making new work, combining their two contrasting styles not seen since the Dutch Masters Show in 2006.
 
 
11-02-2009
 
New London Police collaboration


Chaz and Bob have teamed up once again and made a new work. The founding members of the London Police created the piece on location in Brooklyn NY...Thanks Markus
15-03-2009
 
10 Years on the Circle Line


Coming soon. The London Police celebrate their tenth birthday with the founding members back together in their home town. Opening night is 9th April at the Stolenspace gallery, London. See the future shows section at http://www.stolenspace.com
14-04-2009
 
10 Years on the Circle Line opens in London


After weeks of careful hand drawn preparation (and a couple of nights sleeping in the studio on bubblewrap) 10 Years on the Circle Line is now open at the Stolenspace Gallery www.stolenspace.com. The opening night was a great success and we would like to thank Richard, Eve, Beth, Clare, Tom, Tab and of course The Monk for all their hard work. See the TLP collabs section for all the finished work.
The sketch book drawings of the opening are by Boston’s own Brian Butler. www.theupperhandart.com
 
28-05-2009
 
10 Years Later opens in Amsterdam


TLPs 10 year celebration continued in Amsterdam this May. The opening night saw a strong turnout from friends and socialites in Amsterdam’s famous Jordaan quarter. 8 new hand drawn works were on show plus a limited edition print . Following on from the “EVERY 20 MINS” photo project seen at last years Brooklyn (NYC) show TLP decided to repeat the idea but this time with Bob participating too.  The rules were the same. Take a photo every 20mins 24 hours a day for seven days and then deal with your weak immunity system and failing relationships later. We’d like to thank Mo, Minivila, The School of Chris, Oscar and Farud for all their patience and hard work. For a panoramic view of the show see http://www.c360.nl/gogallery_tlp/
08-06-2009
 
Green Day Artwork.


When he’s not necking tequilas and playing oldskool arcade games Logan Hicks is busy making world class stencils and, on this occasion, selecting a team of artists to collaborate with some band called GREEN DAY on an art/music project for their new album. The show including 14 other artists will tour with the band over the next year or so. Thanks to Logan and Green Day for getting us involved
10-06-2009
 
Big Amsterdam Wall Piece


Work in progress....more pics soon.
10-06-2009
 
Amsterdam Wall Piece is finished
 
How pleasing it was when the seemingly nice bloke who lives at  Prinsengracht No.70 allowed TLP to adorn the facade of his building with a choice black and white image of a totempole lad being constructed by a Bob Gibson robot. How displeasing then, when on the fourth day, the Amsterdam Gemeente (city council) officials arrived and politely told us we needed extra permission to paint any building in the city centre. They kindly allowed us to finish the characters but we were not allowed to make a start on any further background etc. The case is currently under review with the city council whether to keep the painting. They must decide whether normal everyday human beings would prefer to see a  considered art mural or a banal grey wall which serves as a breeding ground for weak graffiti and posters advertising drug fuelled house music events where DJs spin other peoples shit records.
14-08-2009
 
Preparing for the LA show “Brothers in Arms” opening September 10th 2009 at the Carmicheal Gallery
 
For more info on the upcoming show visit http://www.carmichaelgallery.com/
15-09-2009
 
Brothers in Arms opens in the Carmichael Gallery Los Angeles


TLP’s 10 year celebration continued in LA last week. Thanks to all of you who came along. We had the best time of our lives in tinseltown...
Thanks to Seth, Elisa, Dave, Nate, Christian and Nomad (The Earl of Cundington) for all your hard work.
 
Coming soon. See how we survived 5 days in LA handcuffed together 24 hours a day in the short film “Brothers in Arms” but for now you can click here to see the making of the “Brothers in Arms” art show on youtube
 
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