SPARE By Prince Harry (summarised By Kim Noble )
to save you time I summarised Princes book whilst drive the narrative my way a little (Available in Waterstones and personalised copies available in my online shop)
(Unofficial) Exhibition of my photography in hotel room 420
(click on images for gallery view)
The art in room 420 was a bit boring…so I took it down and replaced it with my new photographic work…made in the hotel room. I hope the next people that stay there like it.
Limited Edition Print Works
when you do print making you don’t tend to get death threats, or the microphones don’t break or audiences don’t hate you…
So I’m going to be a printmaker.
New Series available soon called “Possible Escape Routes Out of Here”
available soonish
Lullaby For Scavengers
Lullaby For Scavengers
tickets here
https://sohotheatre.com/shows/kim-noble-lullaby-for-scavengers/
GOLDEN JUBILEE AWFUL DAILY MAIL SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT
To celebrate the fucken Jubilee I printed up my own SPECIAL Daily Mail Supplement and added them to the vomit ridden newspapers on the shelves
Happy FLAG WAVING
MY DEAD DADS AMPUTATED BIG TOE 48 piece Jigsaw
Now available in Hamleys and all good toy shops….
Fun for the entire family.
current availability : 4th Floor of Hamleys and John Lewis Oxford street.
A Sad Notice Board
This empty Community Notice Board seemed quite sad, bereft of purpose,
Its been empty for years.
So I’ve purloined it as an art gallery.
(check back for more images soon)
Masking tape & relationships
About 4 years ago…I made a somewhat misguided romantic (perhaps creepy) gesture for a girlfriend. I attached a flower to every lamppost and street sign in the area where they lived. The person in question didn’t like the flowers. or the gesture And in any case they died within a week. (the flowers not the girlfriend).
1 month later the relationship ended…leaving just dead stalks attached to lampposts.
Today, four years, on I walked down the street by chance..and there at each pillar and post, the slight remnants of the tapes adhesive. A faint reminder of the marks relationships can leave on lampposts.
Moral: always use stronger masking tape.
