Crazy fools cordially invites you once again to spit on the sawdust and compare scars, at the Library Alehouse on Upper St, Islington on the 12th & 13th December.
To savour the sweet smell of fresh paint and admire the crafty knife work on recently cut collage.
There will be live art by David Walker, 3dom, flx and Inkie, and another eye snatching installation by Filthy Luker
There will be original works by Josh Cole, Sarah Warren, Anton Of Shepherds Bush, Dickie Forster , William Shatner and Mother Theresa.
Banksy will not be dancing, and Brian Sewell will pace himself.
As always kids are welcome, so long as they dress up nice and don't give any lip
Private view 12/2pm
Free entry and a glass of something lifted from Cork St

In 1917 Marcel Duchamp under the alias of R Mutt, tried and failed to hang a urinal on a wall in a New York City Art Gallery. For nearly 100 years now, by way of an apology and to prove that they actually get the joke, artists have been raining piss in galleries everywhere, stretching plausibility, to a point where little surprises and few care.

In the early eighties a bunch of hooded super heroes sitting under railway arches on rain swept evenings, shaking cans and making enemies, were to sow the seeds of change. There cause was not to intellectually stupefy. Their purpose lay not in its explanation, but in its doing, and its intention was to strike you between the eyes and leave its calling card.

Crazy Fools gallery celebrates these good people and embraces all which they have spawned, from modern contemporary, to happy go lucky. Ever since its inception, art aficionados have referred to this urban art movement as a bubble, inferring it is perilously close to bursting. Just as those in the music business once referred to rock and roll as a phase. Both share the same vision and working class roots, and neither fear flipping the odd finger or two in the general direction of the powers that be.