Scrawl Collective Screen Print Collection

About

The Scrawl Collective story begins in 1998 with the publication of Scrawl, Dirty Graphics and Strange Characters. This was the first book that really picked up where Henry Chalfonts seminal Spray Can Art and Subway Art left off. During the research of this book one of the authors Ric Blackshaw identified an as yet barely noticed development among a few young illustrators and artists centring at that time around Bristol. Ric decided to start his agency Scrawl Collective with the three prime movers in this scene Steff Plaetz, Will Barras and Mr Jago. The agency has continued to grow, doing exhibitions and events all over the world. Clients such as Swatch, Sony Music, Nike, Puma, Burton Snow Boards, Boxfresh, Levis, Addict and Virgin Mobile have all used the Scrawl touch down the years and as a consequence of this Scrawl Collective has become highly collectable with original canvasses and mural commissions fetching higher sums year on year. By identifying and championing new talent Scrawl Collective has always stayed ahead of its many imitators while always being true to its roots. Kitch-en will be displaying a series of limited edition silkscreen prints by Scrawl Collective throughout May and June. All prints will be signed, numbered and for sale with prices starting as low as 25. This exhibition is exclusive to Kitch-en in the North East and will be a rare opportunity to see the prints exhibited and to grab yourself a fantastic piece of artwork at a very affordable price.