Weapon of Choice would like to welcome you to:

The Nightmare Before Christmas Group show!

Featuring Artists:
Epok, Sepr, Dicy, Kato, Cheba, Nikill, Jim Starr, Hemper, Deams, Mr Riks, Philth, Iain Sellar, Barbie Lowenberg, Oli Timmins, Lokey, Shade One, Silent Hobo, Boswell, Mick Hockney, Tim Ulewicz, SPZero76, Loch Ness, 3rd Eye, Dirty30, David Blatch, Jimbob Isaac, Clio Millett + More TBA!

Join us for Mince Pies and Mulled Wine!

Opening Friday 16th November 6-10pm

@ The Weapon of Choice Gallery
8b Park Street, Bristol BS1 5HR.

Artwork can be taken on day of purchase. New work being added on a regular basis.

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Weapon of Choice present a group exhibition from LONG FOX!

Long Fox is a collective of artist's of which are good friends of WoC; Iain Sellar, Zoe Veness & Barbie Lownberg! So you know this is gonna be a good one!

Opening preview open to ALL! Friday 31st August 6-10pm.

Weapon of Choice Gallery,
8b Park St, Bristol BS1 5HR.

We hope to see you there!

Weapon of Choice would like to welcome you to our upcoming Friends & Family Group show! Featuring some of the very best Graffiti/Street artists and Illustrators from around the South West and UK!!

Featuring:
3Dom
45RPM
Cheba
Cleo
Deams
Dirty30
Epok
Goin
Shade One
Snik
Soker
Spore
SpZero76
Tim Ulewicz
Tom Berry
Turroe
Zase
& More TBA!

Opening preview FRIDAY 20TH JULY 6-10pm
Show comes down Monday 27th August.

Weapon of Choice Gallery, 8b Park St, Bristol, BS1 5HR

Weapon of Choice would like to welcome you to 'The Side Effects of Xylene'

A solo show of works from 2008 - present from Hemper.

Opening preview Friday 8th June, 6-10pm.

Weapon of Choice Gallery, 8b Park St, Bristol BS1 5hr.

Artist Bio:
"I started writing graffiti in 1991 after moving to London in the late 80's. I was largely self taught, trying to start with wildstyle pieces and failing miserably. I then started properly- learning basic handstyles and simple letters and then working my way up to more complex pieces.
 
It's been an interesting journey and I feel fortunate to have started painting at a time before specialist paint companies and sponsorship and glossy magazines. To me the glory days were before all of this, in the mid 90's, but perhaps I'm just being nostalgic.
 
Over the years I've painted in different cities around Europe and the USA, worked on various private commissions and festivals and done work for TV and music videos. I think if I'm honest though I enjoy painting as a hobby more than as a profession- it's basically a lot more fun.
 
I moved to the Bristol area in 2009. The scene here is great, a breath of fresh air after London. I also feel privileged to have met, befriended and painted with some of the best writers in the city.
 
I suppose I'm best known for painting letters, and I guess that is what I enjoy the most when working on walls. Working on canvas is a different story for me though, and I try to break it up by painting simple characters and abstract pieces as well as graffiti letters."

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