For the last month or two I've been working on some new work for this group show at the fantastic Museum of Homelessness, opening on the 21st May. It's free and open for 10 weeks! Here's the details: "A historical exhibition exploring 400 years of criminalisation of homelessness featuring new work from 10Foot, Gemma Lees, Matt Bonner, Spelling Mistakes Cost Lives, and Surfing Sofas. The exhibition, staged in an English perennial meadow at the museum’s site in Finsbury Park, w

Found the one freebie that Labour ministers won't gladly accept. We're only two years into the most authoritarian government of my lifetime and we're already long overdue to kick these corrupt, self-serving genocidaires out of power, along with all their billionaire-serving colleagues in Reform, Tories and the Lib Dems. Full support to The Green Party candidates standing for election on Thursday and the brilliant Zack Polanski who has been doing an incredible job under what m

I've made these custom Wirex binders to collect around 10+ years worth of my annual Patreon subscriber zine. The outside cover is 3D and can viewed with the included 3D glasses you'll find in a plastic pouch on the back inside cover, which can also hold stickers and other small bits. Each binder is signed and numbered. Starting in 2023, every year I make a comprehensive zine covering all the artwork I made that year, which I then send out exclusively to my Patreon subscribers

Had to make this today after reading that (genuine) quote from Ian Hislop, editor of Private Eye. Nick Cohen has been a known creep for decades. He got his nickname "the octopus" due to how frequently he'd grope female colleagues, safe in the knowledge that his power and prestige would protect him Cohen's political views are also rancid: he pushed for the Iraq war, is pro-Israel, anti-trans and hates the left, and would write about all these things in The Observer, The Specta