Salon16 film

Thanks to Jackson for the editing and Graphics for the music

I’ve been screen printing a limited edition of ‘The Cyclists’ at the Print Club in Dalston in advance of the next SALON16 exhibition, Ordinary Monsters, in September.

SALON16 presents

ORDINARY MONSTERS
65 Hanbury Street
London E1 5JP

18 - 21 September 2010

Painting, photography, music, events

More information soon…

Streetwise Opera is an amazing organisation that stages professional operas performed by people who have experienced homelessness. They recently commissioned me to create four images for their upcoming winter production FABLES. The four fables are The Boy Who Cried Wolf, Oscar Wilde’s The Nightingale & The Rose, Hey! Come On Out! by Shinichi Hoshi, and the story of The Hartlepool Monkey. The performances are to be filmed and screened as the highlight of this winter’s Shoreditch Music Festival.

A new art event in Stoke Newington opens tonight. The BHVU Open Summer Exhibition showcases local, national and international talent. David’s painting ‘I know where i’m going’ features in the show. Everyone is welcome for a drink and to vote for their favourite artwork.

PRIVATE VIEW Thursday 8 July 6-9pm

OPEN Friday 9th , Saturday 10th & Sunday 11th July
12 - 5 pm

BHVU,
Unit A,
Leswin Place,
Stoke Newington,
London
N16 7NJ

All works are for sale.

More information

David’s painting ‘I know where i’m going’ has been selected for the BHVU Open Summer Exhibition. This event showcases local, UK and international artists and takes place between 9-11 July in Stoke Newington.

The artist with the most votes is offered a solo show in 2011, so come along and vote for David’s painting!

BHVU Open Summer Exhibition

PRIVATE VIEW Thursday 8 July 6-9pm

OPEN Friday 9th , Saturday 10th & Sunday 11th July
12 - 5 pm

BHVU,
Unit A,
Leswin Place,
Stoke Newington,
London
N16 7NJ

All works are for sale.

For more information visit the BHVU website

Despite the sunny days in the studio, I still seem to be producing some seriously gloomy paintings. The title of the latest “Why don’t you kill yourself?” will be familiar to fans of brilliant 70s post-punk rockers The Only Ones.

David Caines Unlimited has designed the website for children’s charity Lumos.

The charity, originally called The Children’s High Level Group, was co-founded by author J K Rowling. The new name, Lumos, is named after the spell in J K Rowling’s Harry Potter books. (In the books, Lumos causes a small beam of light to emit from the spell-caster’s wand.)

Lumos has unveiled its new name and look with a rallying call to put an end to the systematic institutionalisation of disadvantaged children across Central and Eastern Europe.

To find out more about their work, or to support them, take a look at the new website.

Site designed by David Caines Unlimited.

Site built by Flowlabs

Content strategy by Grenier

Lumos logo design: OTM Create