“Kick Out The Jams” - limited edition print 20x20cm, a limited signed/numbered edition of 25. a Giclée print on Hahnemühle Fine Art Bamboo paper
- MC5’s 1969 album Kick Out The Jams really has to be one of the most electric albums ever made
“Kick Out The Jams” - A print of a recent painting, the third in a new series of Electric paintings painted ahead of May’s Electric edition of the Art Car Boot Fair. Album covers interpreted and concluded during the time it takes to listen to that album (very loudly) just once.
We have here a limited edition print of the third in an ongoing series of Electric paintings, pieces painted during the time it takes to listen to a very electric album just once. I’m rather enjoying the challenge on this series so far, the series was started as a reaction to the "Electric" theme of the fair. Hopefully, all being well there will be a few more on the other side of the Art Car Boot Fair, I expect this series will go on beyond the fair..
So “Electric” is the theme of the fair this time and to me electric says kranked up guitars, the smell of over heating amps and loud loud rock music. Electric music isn’t polite, it isn’t quiet. Electric music is raw, visceral, music is emotional, something you can taste, that electricity in the air. The process involved throwing on a very electric album, turning it way up and while it plays (just once) painting the cover of that album on a fresh blank canvas, the paintings will take no longer than one play of the album, the painting had to be fast, alive, reactionary, instant, flawed, the paintings need to be as raw as the music.
MC5’s 1969 album Kick Out The Jams really has to be one of the most electric albums ever made
The original electric album cover paintings will be available first at the real life Art Car Boot Fair event at Kings Cross (London) on May 14th, this on line event is happening on the same weekend. The print versions of the Electric series paintings are available first the online version the Art Car Boot Fair.
This print version is a limited signed/numbered edition of 25. a Giclée print on Hahnemühle Fine Art Bamboo paper, size 20x20cm / 8x8" (the image itself is approx. 7x7" and sits in the middle with a half-inch white boarder around it. “Bamboo is the world’s first digital fine art inkjet paper made from bamboo fibres. Especially suitable for warm-toned colour and monochrome prints, Bamboo really highlights the sensuality of images. 290 gsm, 90% bamboo fibre, 10% cotton, natural white, matt finish”
There's a small signature on the front with the number and full title and signature on the back.
Prints are sent out in flat packaging. Please allow two weeks for delivery within the UK, a little more elsewhere.