From the 5th June to the 15th, the Brick Lane gallery will be showing off their new exhibition, Six degrees of separation. All the work in it will bbe offered for sale by private collectors.
It’s got quite a good lineup of artists. Some of the ones I got listed in my email are:

Banksy
Faile
Jamie Hewlett
Gee Vaucher
Paul Insect
Mode 2
B-Toy
RUN
Antonio Cabrera
There’s some more as well.

Info and sales: info@thebricklanegallery.com

The Brick Lane Gallery

Hi guys, I’d just like to remind you all about upfest, in Bristol. It should be good, although unfortunately I can’t go! Saturday 6th June, here’s the flyer:

Cheers to Pleaseflush for reminding me!

While I know the majority of the users of Concrete canvas are English, we do have some American readers. For this reason, I think I should give them a little recognition with the announcement of this exhibition in NY.

The theme of the exhibition is 2012, which as some of you may know, is signified as the end of the world by the Mayan calendar, which is what the show is based around. It attempts to centre the user around this changing world.

THe artists that are involved think that as the world is nearing this year, people are changing the ways they view street art. It features Avoid, Bloke, and Farrow, all in one exhibition. It opens during Bushwick open studio weekend, and is done by Factory Fresh and Mighty Tanaka.

It lasts until the 21st of June.

Looks like the daily mail is running out of stories at the moment… Yesterday, they published a story, trying to repeat their previous accusation last year that he was “Robin Gunningham”. However, the reason because of this was a stencil, photographed by unusualimage, of a rat holding up a sign with a picture of him, which the Daily Mail is saying is a self portrait. However, this is unlikely for several reasons, particularly that Banksy has recently stopped using the rat image in his stencils, and the rat holding up a sign has been used several times by the Not Banksy group. Also, I find it a tad unlikely that Banksy would give up the majority of his income stream, by taking away his own anonymity, especially without mention on his website, unless he’s just trying to stir things up?

Anyways, here’s the stencil, you can decide for yourself.

##Via Vandalog. Vandalog

This week’s FOTW was submitted via email to me, and after carefully comparing it with the other submissions, I’ve decided that Myne’s page is this week’s winner. It was close, but I really like Myne’s stuff.

I really don’t ever know what to say with these things, I find that people should decide for themselves whether they like something rather than someone giving them reasons why they should like it, so I’ll let you see them yourself.

Heres some pics:

Flickr link: