HLD TGHT

The above exhibition is going off like a prawn on a radiator this week. HLD TGHT presents Joyride Playground. An exhibition of 30+ (I think) artists making stuff on site in the Soup Kitchen Basement, in the belly of Good Grief!, it's just underneath the shop. You can't miss it. Lots of good people involved, and me, including shop faves Dylan Hughes, John Butcher and Alison Forde. The idea is that you can come down and watch people creating during the open studios of today til Thursday then taste the finished fructose on Friday during the launch party on Friday 17th December 7pm - 10pm.  And why wouldn't yow? Highly advisable.

Good Grief! Group Show!

I am tres pumped to announce the above exhibition which is happening at The Art Corner (above Trof/The Corner, Fallowfield, 424ish Wilmslow Rd, Manchester) from Wednesday June 16th. It's a pick of Good Grief's very favouritest illustrating artists illustrating in Manchester right about NOW. They are...

LUCY JONES!

FAYE JOHNSON!

DYLAN HUGHES!

JESS HIGGINS!

REBECCA CROMPTON!

JOHN BUTCHER!

DAVID BAILEY!

Well, I'm not picking myself as one of my favouritest illustrating artists, I'm just there because I wanted to rub shoulders with the illustrati. You should check out all the peoples involved because they're all boss. Click them names.

Come on down if you're in town to the preview night on Wednesday 16 June. There'll be comfortable on a turntable dj'ing from Beat Unhappening and drinks from a box. It runs from 7.30pm til midnight, your attendance would be fabulous. If you can't make it then please make it down one day between 10am - 6pm, all the way til it comes down on the 24th. 

Very excited.

Real Horror Show exhibition

All hear this, it's your man Late Notice here, I implore you to attend the Real Horror Show exhibition happening at Islington Mill, Salford. An exhibition of prints by not one, but TWO, of Good Grief's favourite sons. John Butcher and SAVWO. Their work will be on display alongside two other artists' work that I've not yet known but look forward to glazzying, A.G. Magee and S.J. Hockett. Ignore the dates on the poster above, it opens tomorrow night (21st) 6pm-10pm and then there's live screenprinting on Saturday from 1pm-5pm and then the exhibition probably runs til Thursday or something. Check in with Islington Mill for more details on opening times and such.