hello my dears here is a poster i made for the portolbello winter fest that starts next friday it should be fun come on down if you can i will have posters and paintings on sale see thee onwards kiss kiss robert xx The Portobello Road has long been a vibrant melting pot, combining all the myriad cultures that make up the modern metropolis of London. From billionaire financiers to Morrocan street vendors, this cheek by jowl symbiosis represents everything a city should be. Delving into the underbelly of Portobello, an area familiar as a home for artistic residents and trend-setting businesses alike, constantly evolving its unique style, the Portobello Winter Fest kicks off mid December 08 displaying an eclectic mix of music, art, culture and fashion. The underbelly of the westway will be turned into a mini gallery with shows by the friends of the notting hill arts club including the almighty subway gallery, garageland magazine courtesy of transition gallery, members of le gun and many more from our twelve years of curating art shows. Come and buy before you browse at this unique setting and one off event www.portobellawestfest.com
HELLO DEARHEARTS US THEE RUBBISHMEN WILL BE PLAYING OUR FIRST AND LAST GIG OF THE YEAR AT THE BLACK GARDENIA 93 DEAN STREET ON WENSDAY THE 10TH OF DECEMBER its a great little club Imagine Ronnie Scotts before the refurb, 'The Slow Club' of Blue Velvet or the neon glamour of Vegas and you're almost close to our sleazy paradise! WE WILL BE DOING SOME DJING AS WELL FROM ABOUT 8 ONWARDS AND WILL BE PLAYING AFTER NINE THE CLUB STAYS OPEN TILL 1 SO COME ON DOWN AND HEAR THE RUBBISH WE WILL BE PLAYING BYE FOR NOW KISS KISS ROBERT XX WWW.THERUBBISHMEN.COM
HERE ME NOW WE ARE ON RESONANCE THIS SATARURDAY ON A SHOW CALLED OST
Sat Nov 15 4:30pm – Sat Nov 15 6:30pm Created By Resonance Description Today Jonny Trunk is joined by The Rubbishmen Of London. Artists, musicians and part of the underground "Le Gun" collective, this intriguing duo will be throwing away all their favorite film music this afternoon. And maybe chucking in some art at the same time.
HERERES SOME INFO ABOUT JONNY TRUNK Writer, broadcaster, vague entrepeneur. Jonny left his job as an advertising creative back in 1995 to plough his own furrow. Since then he has started Trunk Records, the cult British record label that has brought us some of the most beautiful unreleased film music of all time - including The Wicker Man, Kes, The Clangers and Deep Throat. Trunk Records most recent release is a lost album of Hull library music composer, Basil Kirchin, called Abstractions Of The Industrial North. Jonny is one of the UK's leading experts in film music, and has written extensively about the genre across the music press. He also has the only dedicated film music radio show in the country, OST, which goes out every Saturday on Resonance FM in London to a fine and loyal following. With this huge knowledge on the subject but also a considerable collection of rare recordings, Jonny is often employed to source music for TV and advertising, recently finding the music for Channel 4's Banzai. Jonny is also an artist in his own right, having released his debut album, The Inside Outside last year to much critical acclaim - well four stars in Mojo and The Wire etc etc isn't bad. And as a result of all this music lark, Jonny is a busy DJ, hired for interesting fashion and art evenings. Over the last year Jonny has been working on a project known as Dirty Fan Male. Based on letters written to his sister who was a porn star, Jonny wrote, produced and took the show to the 2004 Edinburgh Fringe where it became the word of mouth hit. The book of the project, Dirty Fan Male; a life in rude letters is published later this year by HarperCollins. As a result of working for five years at Portobello Antiques market, Jonny has an unusual knowlege of works of art, especially those of a sexual nature. He held the first ever exhibition of British Porn Movie Posters in London in 1999 and another exhibition is planned for the new year.
SO ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS GET GET ON YOUR COMPUTER AND CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW I THINK THE SHOW IS REPEATED ON WENSDAY AT 3PM http://resonancefm.com/listen AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST IS A NEW WEEKLY WISDOME TAKE CARE NOW MY LOVES BEST WISHES KISS KISS ROBERT X www.therubbishmen.com
HELLO LOVES FORGOT TO POST UP LAST WEEKS WEEKLY RUBBISHMEN WISDOM SO HERE IT TIS A BIT OUT OF DATE NOW ME THINKS BUT DONT PANIC MY FINE POPLES OF THE INTERWEB A NEW ONE IS ON ITS WAY THIS WEEK ALSO WE WILL BE LIVE ON A RADIO SHOW THIS SATURDAY ON RESONANCE 104.4 FM ON THE JONNEY TRUNK SHOW FROM 4.30 TO 6.30 SO BE SURE TO TUNE IN BYE FOR NOW KISS KISS
HAPPY MONDAY ONE AND ALL TIS A GREY DAY OUTSIDE WET AND COLD BUT I BRING GOOD NEW IN THAT LE GUN ISSUE 4 CAN NOW BE BROUGHT FROM THE LE GUN WEBSITE www.legun.co.uk ITS THE BEST ISSUE TODATE AND FULL OF LOTS OF ODD STUFFS AND POO THATS ALL FOR NOW LOVES SO BEST WISHES KISS KISS ROBERT X
Pygmy Man-child Bertrand speaks on the set of The Rubbishmen's Adventures of Cervante's Adventures of Don Quixote! THIS IS ONE OF THE FIRST TRAILERS OF THE RUBBISHMEN OF SOHOS NEW PROJECT THAT WItCH I SPEAK OF The Rubbishmen's Adventures of Cervante's Adventures of Don Quixote! SO WATCH THIS SPACE FOR MORE STUFFS BYE FOR NOW KISS KISS ROBERT XX www.therubbishmen.com
HELLO LOVES MY WEEKEND WAS AN ALL TIME LOW IN BED WITH MAN FLU HANGEROVER AND HEARTBREAK THEN TO TOP IT ALL ONE HAD TO GO AND TAKE DOWN THE EXBO I HAD ON AT THE NOTTINGHILL ARTS CLUB TELL ME WHY I DONT LIKE MONDAYS .... ANYWAY DAVID WHO RUNS THE PLACE TOLD ME THAT MY SKULL HAD BEEN STOLEN IF THE TWONK WHO STOLE IT BY CHANCE EVER READS THIS THAT TOOK ME A LONG TIME TO MAKE BUT I HOPE ITS FOUND A NEW HOME SOMWHERE THE CID FIB AND INTERPOLE ALL HAVE BEEN NOTTED SO WATCH OUT WHO EVER YOU ARE TO THE REST OF YOU BEST WISHES ROBERT KISS KISS
TIS WITH GREAT joy THAT THEE OF THE RUBBISHMENS NEW WEEKLY BLOG EACH WEEK WE WILL UPLOAD SOME MORE WISDOM ABOVE IS THE FIRST ONE GOOD BYE FOR NOW KISS KISS ROBERT XX www.therubbishmen.com
HELLO ONE AND ALL HERE IS A NEW VIDEO WE DID ITS AN INTERVIEW WITH THE RUBBISHMEN BY THE STAND UP COMDEY DORAIN CROOK HOPE YOU ENJOY IT BEST WISHES KISS KISS XXX ROBERT
HELLO THE GOOD PEOPLES OF THE WORLD HOPE ALL IS WELL AND GOOD WITH YOU ALL IAM JUST DROPING A BLOG TO TELL YOU ALL ABOUT THE RUBBISHMEN PAMPHLET/ZINE THAT IS NOW OUT AND CAN BE BROUGHT FROM ROUGH TRADE EAST SHOP AND STREET SELLERS IN THE THE WESTEND AND SOON SOME SHOPS IN SOHO NOT SURE WHICH ONES YET AS FOR THE RUBBISHMEN WE ARE PLANING A GIG AND VIDEO SHOWING AND SPECIAL GUESTS AND THE LIKE SOMETIME BERFORE THE END OF THE YEAR SO WATCH THE SKYS FOR MORE INFORMATION ALSO BE SURE TO VIST ARE WEBSITE WWW.THERUBBISHMEN.COM ABOVE ARE SOME GREAT PHOTOS OF THE RUBBISHMEN BY THE FAB MAN THAT IS JAMIE MCLEOD THEY WHERE TAKEN A FEW MONTHS AGO IN AND AROUND OUR BIN IN SOHO FOR MORE JAMIE GO TO www.jamiemcleod.co.uk OK THEN MUST DASH BEST WISHES KISS KISS ROBERT XXX
Monday, 13 October 2008
HELLO POP PICKERS TIS ME YES MR RUBBISH BACK FROM THE DEAD I COME WITH A NEW RUBBISHMEN VIDEO TIS I COVER OF THE LIBETAINES HIT WHAT PETEY DID HOPE YOU ENJOY IT KISS KISS WWW.THERUBBISHMEN.COM ALSO WE HAVE ANEW FANZINE THAT WILL BE ALL GOOD SHOPE SOMEWHERE SOON SO KEEP ON KEEPING ON BEST WISHES ROBERT KISS KISS
hello loves its been a while ive just got back from the land of my birth jersey legun did a show in some old police cells in the old court in st helier it was a good little show we got are photo in the local rag and was taken out for dinner and the alike will update the blog with some photos when i get them good night all kiss kiss robert www.legun.co.uk
HELLO LOVES HERE ARE SOME MORE NEWISH DRAWINGS ALL FOR SALE ALL POSTCARD SIZE AND ALL PEN AND INK AND CAN BE SEEN IN THE FLESH AT THE LE GUN SHOW NOW ON AT THE ROCHALLE SCHOOL SHOREDITCH www.legun.co.uk KISS KISS ROBERT X
hear me now a young man called john mf casey will showing his wares at nog on bricklane on the 14th september if about please pop down and see his works or check out his myspace http://www.myspace.com/jmfcasey John M F Casey – Swindler of the Abyss
14 September – 8 October 2008 Nog Gallery, 182 Brick Lane, London E1 6SA, +44 (0)2077394134 Opening on Sunday 14 September 2008, 6 – 9 pm
HELLO OUT THERE HERE ARE SOME NEW DRAWINGS WHEN I SAY NEW THERE NOT THAT NEW BUT THIS THERE FIRST OUTTING ON THE WEBBERBLOGLOT INTERTHING SO HERE THEY ARE SOME OF THEM CAN BE SEEN IN THE FLESH AT THE LE GUN EXBO THAT IS ON AT THE MOMENT THERE ALL POSTCARD SIZE AND PEN AND INK AND THE ALL FOR SALE IF ANYONES INTERESTED JUST DROP ME AN EMAIL BEST WISHES ROBERT XX www.legun.co.uk
The Rubbishmen from eviltwin on Vimeo. HELLO DEARS HERE IS A LITTLE VIDEO I FOUND ON THE WEBBBY OF THE RUBBISHMEN AT THE ART CAR BOOTFAIR LAST YEAR WE ARE A BIT DRUNKED ME THINKS MORE RUBBISHMEN NEWS WE ARE WORKING ON OUR NEXT FANZINE AND LOTS OF NEW STUFFS WATCH THIS SPACE AND OUR WEBSITE KISS KISS ROBERT XX www.therubbishmen.com
here is a review of the le gun show i found on a website its very nice and here are some photo from a blog kiss kiss robert xx
You presumably already know about the collective of illustrators that is Le Gun, and their superb book/magazine of illustrations, and other artistic goings on. Well, this time they've put on a show.
A queue? A bloody great big queue greets us as we try and enter the show, hidden away on Arnold Circus behind Shoreditch Church, like a lost location in a children's book. Thankfully the queue is only for the bar, and we move through the first room: a place of mirrors, stuffed animal heads (one even with a fag nonchalantly hanging from its mouth), and the bar. Into a completely cardboard thirtieseque drawing room. Yes, thats right everything is cardboard and marker pen. Lightfittings, paintings on the wall, books on the bookshelf. There is even a cardboard piano in the corner. After marvelling at this, we passed through a decidedly Alice In Wonderland-like small door into the next space.
A space consisting of a huge mural running from one side of the room, right round to the other. It starts at an underground station (zone 7, and interzone only, of course) and moving through the sea-side, then sea through north Africa adorned with decidedly interwar scenes of decadence. At the end of this is more conventionally framed illustrations, albeit mostly conventional in frame only.
This really is such a superb conversion of the aesthetic of the already excellent Le Gun into a more 3D exhibition/installation, we fear that we shall be gushing about it in the manner of an excited 6th former for months to come. If you miss it, you'll only read about it in years to come and kick yourself that you didn't go. londonist.com
By Oliver Gili
LE GUN 'The Family' Exhibition, Rochelle School, Club Row, Arnold Circus, Shoreditch, E2 7ES. Daily 12 till 6pm from Wednesday 27th August till Friday 5th September. www.legun.co.uk
HELLO LORDS AND LADYS OF LONDON TOWN TIS ALL GO AT THE LE GUN EXBO HQ THINGS ARE STILL BEING MADE WORK IS BEING MADE MESS IS BEING MADE ALL HANDS ARE ON DECK.SO IF YOU ARE ABOUT ON WENSDAY EVENING POP DOWN TO THE EXBO HERES ALL THE INFO LE GUN ‘The Family’ Exhibition LE GUN Issue #4
27 August 2008 - Private View & Launch
• Exhibition venue Rochelle School, Club Row Arnold Circus, Shoreditch London E2 7ES
Daily 12 till 6pm 27th August till 4th September
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Issue #4 of the narrative art annual LE GUN will be distributed worldwide from September 2008. The launch will coincide with an exhibition and temporary arts club taking place at the Rochelle School in Arnold Circus, Shoreditch titled LE GUN ‘The Family’
‘Dear patrons, please charge your glasses and drink heartily for tomorrow you may die’
In the exhibition, the warped collective imagination of LE GUN presents a dysfunctional family of many generations, including a man with a crab on his head, the leopard walking heiress Marchesa Casati, and the original fat boy actor Joe Cobb. Raised on the the streets of parallel metropolis Legundon, an eccentrically Anglo-Saxon place of loose women, gin and cream cakes, and Francis Bacon’s butchers shop, they are an unusual dynasty. LE GUN’s gigantic black and white ink drawings record the families journey from their home cities murky streets and dens of vice, across a wild unchartered ocean to an outlandish Interzone of mind bending intoxicants and bordellos, and the jungle funeral of unloved street urchin Caliper Boy.
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Private View and Launch Party at the Rochelle School Wednesday 27 August from 5pm Extended launch party at Cargo till late.
ITS GOING TO BE A SMASHING NIGHT I TELL THEE KISS KISS ROBERT X www.legun.co.uk
HELLO LOVES I HAVE TWO BITS OF ART WORK IN A SHOW BY THE MYSTERY SPOT COLLECTIVE THE SHOW IS ON AT INDO IN WHITECHAPPLE CHECK OUT THE BLOG AND IF YOUR DOWN IN THAT PART OF TOWN POP IN BEST WISHES KISS KISS ROBERT X www.mysteryspotcollective.blogspot.com
hello loves here is a blog about how le gun has sold out just a week to go till the le gun exbo lots of things to be getting on with bye for now
Le Gun ‘sells out’ But are they cut out for mainstream publishing success? Published on Thursday, 14 August, 2008 | 2:00 pm Above: D&AD guest finds someone to take home. (Who is this? let us know!) Photograph: Christine Donnier-Valentin. There were bizarre scenes at the D&AD Awards this summer, writes Luke Pendrell, as the increasingly ebullient ‘creatives’ conversed, danced and ultimately departed with a variety of two-dimensional characters. Not account managers, but life-size cardboard cut-outs made by Le Gun, the London-based collective of designers and illustrators featured in ‘Garage Band’ in the Summer 2007 issue of Eye (no. 64 vol. 16). Over the past year the Le Gun members have managed to continue their distinctly independent approach while balancing the pressures of economic survival and creative autonomy with a wry sense of humour.
In addition to populating D&AD’s ceremony with hundreds of monochrome figures – an inspired commission from Matt Willey’s Studio8 (see ‘Wanted: self-images’, Eye no. 66) – Le Gun’s illustrators and designers have produced visuals for Madness’s vaudeville-inspired show The Liberty of Norton Folgate at the Hackney Empire and created a series of limited edition T-shirts for fashion label The Duffer of St George. Perhaps more significantly, the collective has signed a deal with Mark Batty Publisher, which (they hope), will secure the long-term future of their occasional publication, also called Le Gun, with its rolling, seamless (and ad-free) montage of images and texts. The deal will enable future editions of the magazine to be published in its distinctive large format (343 x 245mm). The first three editions, now out of print, are to be republished in a single volume. Their activities are documented regularly on their blog. Le Gun #4 is to be launched on 27 August with an exhibition and ‘temporary arts club’ entitled ‘LE GUN: The Family’. This promises ‘a rich and slippery harvest of pictures and words’, including work by Andrzej Klimowski, Will Sweeney, Paul Noble, Barry Miles, Sebastian Horsley, Richard Milward, Iain Sinclair and Michael Smith. Below: two- and three-dimensional party people (who?) at the D&AD Awards, summer 2008. Photograph: Carl Court.
Our good friend David Mullett has just directed this video for Babyshambles new single French Dog Blues. The video is set in the LE GUN Shoe Shop of Curiosities in Hackney. The video stars befezzed shopkeeper Robert Rubbish, and the drawings of the gin swilling French Dog and of Peter Doherty and the band are by Neal Fox, and animated by Ron Winter and his friends in New York. LAST YEAR THIS VIDEO WAS MADE I LIKE IT IT REMINDS ME OF THE OLD SHOP AND LAST SUMMER WE DID MEET BABYSHAMBLES THEY CAME TO THE SHOP FOR A PHOTO SHOOT BUT ALAS PETER WAS BEING KEPT IN A POLICE CELL IN BEATHNAL GREEN POOR CHAP.THEN WE WENT OUT FOR A CAMDEN DRINK UP WITH THEM WHICH WAS NICE. DAVID MULLETT IS NOW LIVING IN THE STATES TRYING TO GET A SUNTAN ON HIS ASS WHILE WE ARE STILL IN WET AND GREY LONDON. FOR MORE MULLETT MAGIC CHECK OUT HIS WEBSITE KISS KISS ROBERTX www.mullett.tv/ www.FrenchDogBlues.com www.myspace.com/french_dog_blues www.legun.co.uk
hello one and all here is the flyer for the le gun exbo after party links to all bands and djs below this should be a cracker cant wait hope to see you all there kiss kiss robert x
"I dont do early mornings " I have been heard to say on more than one occassion and this was the second in two days. The day before being a six o'clock in the morning early morning.Today was not so bad it was eight or something like that, the time of day best not experienced unless still up in a jolly spirt and partying from the night past.Orange juice for breakfast, cornflakes, bread rolls and jam. This was living, I was largeing it three stars style in the city of Brusells home of the EU.Today was my second day in the lowlands of europe, Belgium. Across the table from me sat my faithful travel comrade and long suffering friend she was tucking into scrambled egg and meats she opted for apple juice.This trip had been waiting to happen for five years and some.The little things like jobs, time and money had put a stop on it happening until now. After breakfast we gathered togther are maps and personal effects. I emptied the contents of Miss Nina's blue Nike retro bowling bag on to my bed and transfered a number of items from my bag that I brought over for this outing plus a microphone and camcorder.
Then we were off on a ten minute walk across town to central station only stoping once at a tourist infomation centre for young people where Miss Nina did pick up some trendy maps for young people, maps for all Belgium's major cities. It did puzzle me why Oostende didn't seem to be represented with it's own 'down with it' map, maybe it was totally uncool. I thought good, then it will quiet and dead. The sun was out and it was going to be a hot one "I don't like hot weather" I have been heard to say every time it gets to the temperature I deem too hot. Miss Nina filmed my approach to central station and a few token shots standing outside, then we took the train bound for Oostende. An hour later we pulled into the fair port of Oostende. A few shoots of getting off the train and then we followed the herd of people out on to the hot promenade. "My word what a lot of people" I thought. We walked a bit more, it was sea-side hell, Belgium style. I remarked to Miss Nina with a hint of ironic miff "We have arrived in the Belgium Riviera" a few yards down the promenade I changed my mind, "we are in the costal Belgium." Everywhere you looked there was balcony lined apartment blocks, micro versions of the Costas. On ground level, the Belgians feasted on frites and creatures from the murky seas across the way. Giant sea-gulls attacked the diners. We ventured on towards the casino where the tourist information office was housed. I knew of the casino from a documentry on Marvin Gaye's time he spent in Oostende.I had been watching it on you tube recently, it had been played to me one night many years before, that in the early hours of a post club boozy night. Where upon the Gaye obsessive was giving me a blow by blow account of Marvins life and music I have Clarence Clearwater a Jersey blues man for first turning me on to Oostende. Marvin had come to Oostende to get his life together and get off hard drugs. Living in Oostende would drive most people to hard drugs.
We turned the corner of the promenade, there was some roller disco thing going on with someone dressed in a giant rabbit costume and an emcee giving his all over the euro pop. Finally we got to the tourist office looking at the brochures there where none with any reference to James Ensor (the reson why we had come all the way here). After asking we where given a map and the kind lady behind the desk showed us where his museum was, the modern art museum and his grave. We set off through the back streets of Oostende (it was cooler then the sun trap of the promenade) the buildings we passed en route where modern, bland holiday apartments most of Oostende's fine Victorian splendor was gone. The only old buildings we saw where depleted and in state of decay or waiting to be replaced by new shite. Ahoy the James Ensor museum was in full view. It was in a row of Victorian houses that had seemed to be in good shape. The museum was closed so we took a bit of flim and made our way across town to the modern art museum to see some of the great mans work. It was getting hotter, I was starting to wilt. The sweat ran down my forehead. My forehead frazzled in the sun. We found the museum and purchased two tickets. I happened to ask the lady on the desk about what ensor work they had, she repiled "There are no Ensor originals in this museum. It then dawned on me that we had come to the wrong museum. Too late now, so we looked around the museum at the wonderful Belgian modern art bought some postcards and where then off out into the burning Belgium sun.
Did i mention twas hot? We made our way across town to the Ensor museum, it was housed on one of the few nice streets in Oostend that had seemed to have kept some of its Victorian splender. The museum had been home to the Ensor family. James' Grandparents had lived there and ran a shop selling seaside gifts, chinese curios and carnival masks. This place had been a big influence on him and the subject matter in his work. We entered the museum. The ground floor was like it had been when Ensor himself had kept it as a curious installation. There were old shelves that housed many carnival masks and a large wooden and glass cabinet that now housed many books on Ensor. A nice man behind the counter greeted us. We gave him some Euros, he gave us some museum information. We wandered around the groundfloor, there were some strange hybrid skulled lizard or monkey type things in an a glass case, in the corner was a top hat and old coat resting on a hatstand, next to it was a grand cabinet with photos of Ensor in houses he had lived in as well as curious objects.We ascended the stairs to the first floor where there was a wax work of an old fisherman based on one of Ensors paintings. It was very creepy and very life like. Next we entered a red room with lots of glass cabinets and a large bronze bust of Ensor. The cabinet in the centre of the room was home to a cast of Ensor's death mask and one of his old palettes. Harmonia music was piped through the room adding an odd ambience to the whole place. We rose to next level that housed two rooms. They had been decorated in the style the house was in when he lived in it. On the walls hung reproductions of his paintings. The next room was a magnificent affair with blue flocked wallpaper, with a harmonium like the one Ensor used to play with a collection of masks resting on it.The wall the harmonium was against featured a scaled reproduction of his most famous work 'Christ Entering Brussels' the room also featured an easel and a couple of couches and a dining table with a macabre assembled figure of a woman sitting on it and a moody looking staff member sat on one of the couches, very scary.
After looking at the room for a while we descend down to the shop and bought some postcards.Then it was off to see Ensor's final resting place. We walked to the famous casino and took a tram six stops to a sand dune area near the airport. We searched around and found an old church next to a campsite but there was no sign of a graveyard. I was totally cheesed off. We had already gone to the wrong gallery with no Ensor paintings and now we had come to the wrong church and to top it off did I mention the heat? There was no rest from this cruel sun. The sound of the music from an ice-cream van filled the air so I deciced to buy some refreshments and asked the icecream lady if by chance she knew of the grave of Ensor. She did indeed and gave us directions. Onwards, ever onwards we did go. Down a cycle track, dodged the masses of Oostende's biking OAPs. At last the church made its' self clear to us. Entering the church-yard I was very excited and ordered my director of photograhy to document this event. I slung the blue Nike bowling bag over my shoulder and set off on a quest to find Ensors grave. It didn't take long as there where only a handful of graves in this place. There it was. A three foot high granite monument. By now I was giddy with excitement, sun damage and dehydration. I made my approach down the gravel path stopping at the foot of the tomb, paid my respects with the sign of the cross. I took the bag from my shoulder and took out a plastic skull that I brought as a gift. Placed it on the top of the tomb then took out a note I had written on the tram on an envelope from the modern art museum it read as follows: DEAR MR ENSOR HOPE YOU ARE WELL I CAME TO OOSTENDE TO SEE SOME OF YOUR STUFF THERE WAS NONE SO HERES A GRIFT KISS KISS ROBERT XX
I put the bag over my shoulder and left the the tomb, we then made our way back to Oostende and then onwards to Bruges. LE FIN http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Ensor THANKS TO NINA FOR EDITING THE TEXT HOPE ALL IS WELL WITH YOU ALL IN CYDERSPACE TILL THE NEXT TIME KISS KISS ROBERT XX
HELLO MY LOVES JUST SPENT THREE DAYS IN BELGIUM IT HAS BEEN A WISH FOR ME FOR SOME TIME TO VIST THE FINE LOWLANDS OF ERUOPE THAT BEING BELGIUM SO THIS WEEK I WENT OVER THERE AND CHECKED IT OUT WONDERED AROUND BURSSELLS BRUGES AND NOT FORGETTING THE SEA SIDE TOWN OF OOSTENDE HOW COULD ANYONE FORGET IT. SOME PEOPLE LIKE TO SPEND THERE HOILDAYS IN FAR OFF LANDS GIVE ME THREE DAYS IN BELGIUM THATS FINE WITH ME. BELGIUM HAS BROUGHT THE WORLD SOME GREAT THINGS LIKE CHIPS TIN TIN THE SMURFS BEER AND JAMES ENSOR TO NAME A FEW. AND ON THE SUBJECT OF JAMES ENSOR THAT IS WHY I WENT TO OOSTENDE TO SEE THE JAMES ENSOR MUSEUM WHICH WAS VERY GOOD INDEED ALSO FILMED SOME VIDEO THAT MIGHT MAKE ITS WAY TO BECOMING A LITTLE DITTY ABOUT THE GREAT MAN SO KEEP WATCHING THIS SPACE.BURSSELLS IS A GOOD PLACE WITH LOTS OF CUTE THINGS TO LOOK AT AND EXPLORE.I MUST GO BACK TO THIS FAIR LAND SOON. WELL BYE FOR NOW BEST WISHES ROBERT KISS KISS
HELLO MY LOVE JUST PUT THIS LITTLE MASTER WORK ON THE OLD BLOG TIS THE DAMNED THE BEST ENGLISH PUNK BAND THE BASH STREET KIDS OF PUNK. THIS VIDEO BRINGS JOY TO EACH TIME I WATCH IT ITS THE BEST THING ON YOU TUBE YOU CAN KEEP THE SKATEBOARDING CATS AND AMY WINEHOUSE BEING CRACKPOTTY THIS IS WHAT ITS ALL ABOUT PURE SKILL THE MAKING OF SWEET MUSIC ALSO IF ONE LOOKS CLOSER THE CAPTAIN IS WEARING A TSHIRT THAT REMINDS ME OF A BRIT ARTISTS FAMOUS MASTER WORK? ANYWAY MUST DASH SONGS OF PRAZSE IS ON BBC 1 KISS KISS ROBERTxx
THIS WONDEFULL VIDEO WAS MADE BY A LADY CALLED ANNE MCCLOY OR SOMEPRODUCT http://www.youtube.com/someproduct THIS VIDEO IS FLIMED AT LAST YEARS ART CAR BOOT FAIR IN BRICK LANE WE THE RUBBISHMEN WHERE ASKED TO PLAY A GIG AND THAT WE DID TO A VERY LARGE CROWD AFTER ONE SONG A VERY SMALLER CROWD AFTER TWO SONGS A VERY VERY SMALL CROWD AFTER THaT A FEW MATES.SO AFTER THAT WE TOOK SHELTER FROM THE PUBLIC AND TOPPED UP OUR LEVELS WITH SOME DRINKS AND THEN WE SAW A KAROKIE MACHAINE AND DID DO A Libertines classic'Cant Stand Me AND WHAT FUN WE HAD AS YOU SEE I THINK IAM SUFFERING FROM DAMAGE SUNSTOKE AND LACK OF SLEEP.SO THIS IS MY FIRST VIDEO POST I LOOK FORWARDS TO BRINGING YOU LOTS MORE GOOD NIGHT SWEETHEARTS KISS KISS ROBERT X www.therubbishmen.com www.myspace.com/thelibertines www.frenchdogblues.com www.artcarbootfair.com http://www.myspace.com/someproduct
HELLO LOVE EGGS NEWS ON THE LE GUN EXHIBITION HERE IS A LITTLE POSTER we will be having the exhibition at the Rochelle School, Club Row, Arnold Circus, Shoreditch. E2 7ES ... WE ARE SORTING OUT BANDS AND DJS FOR THE AFTER PARTY AT CARGO SHOREDITICH SO WATCH THIS SPACE FOR MORE INFO www.legun.co.uk www.afoundation.org.uk/rochelle/
le gun was asked by a group of philanthropists named Madness to produce visuals for their vaudeville inspired show 'The Liberty of Norton Folgate' at the Hackney Empire. We collaborated with Stomp on illustrated, animated and typographic projections and the whole extravaganza was filmed by Julian Temple. here are some photos of the night with our art work in full view behide the band cant recall much of the night i think i had had one too many green gins in a green room in soho before hand it was good hot and sweaty fun in the heart of hackney i did meet the man from the crystal maze you known the one with the bald head iam sure i must of told him i "LOVED HIS WORK" thanks to chaz smash for all the drinks and love he has put our way since we first meet him many moons ago. kiss kiss look out for the long player madness lp 'The Liberty of Norton Folgate' in all good shops soon
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