The Forgotten Bar-Berlin

The toby jugs and their holiday plates went to Berlin on Sept 29th for JERRY LEE LEWIS-NIGHT. This show was the final at the Forgotten Bar Project before closing. The Killers music was played exclusively the whole night intermingeled with various sounds emerging from the works in the show. Curated by Heiki Kelter and Rene Luck Hart

COMPOST MAN

Compost man laying on Camberwell Green
People were invited to lie inside to watch a film in order to compost themselves on a Sunday afternoon.



















The bubble gum and bird excrement storyteller, still from the film ‘Compost yourself’

The Cabinet of Evocation

After a hard afternoons work at the Sun and Doves pub the Cabinet of Evocation with Toby Mercurious takes a well earned rest. This formed part of the Marquis of Camberwell event curated by Rachael House and Jo David of Space Station Sixty-Five (See past exhibitions).











The cabinet was wheeled into the pub for people to be inducted into for magical evocation during the sunday afternoon of april the 6th 2008 between 5 and 8pm. Performance



The Cabinet was also on show with the enscribed momentos people brought back after entering it at Sartorial Contemporary Art
23rd May - 19th June 2008



Intorducing the cabinet.

The inscribed momentos that people brought back were tied by them to the cabinet.
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Room for Manifestation

The Room (shown here in its manifestation in Union Street, Climate for Change Show ) is a reconstruction of a domestic interior using mostly found materials from skips and waste disposal areas.

Fetishistic communion and craft techniques such as woodcarving, house painting and carpet fitting are utilized with the help of Toby Jugs animated within two hand carved T.V sets.

Agit Train

The following project undertaken in collaboration with the artist and curator Sarah Sparkes involved the construction of an Agit Train Carriage inside the Portman Gallery in Bethnal Green for film screenings that took place during the Real Life Exhibition.

The Guards Control Panel

For more information go to Portman Gallery but don't miss the classy paper plates below.

Fire Place

'Fire Place' formed part of an exhibition held at the John Bloxom Gallery near Clapham junction.


"The classy paper plates formed a perfect complement to the genteel atmosphere" Cyril La Crow