Last Thursday saw the opening of S. Mark Gubb’s ‘The Bewildered Herd – Text Works and Other Things, 2004-2010′. Alongside a series of original and thought-provoking artworks, mark presented some limited edition products, including the print ‘Get Ready For Love!’, a signed and numbered limited edition laser print, and ‘Ganas De Vivir’ – a replication [...]

Bold, in your face, thought provoking, mischievous, deadpan and considered, S. Mark Gubb’s artwork juxtaposes the everyday with the inexplicable.

And in August, Concrete Hermit Gallery will be the proud host to his most recent exhibition…

What happened when Creative Review paired up six in-demand image makers with a CGI post production company? Come down to our current exhibition and find out.

26th March – 24th April 2010 Private View: 25th March 2010, 6-9 pm Berlin based project Pictoplasma is regarded as the world’s leading authority on contemporary character design. Starting with the first Conference in 2004, a diverse, international audience has been attending Pictoplasma Festivals in Berlin, New York and Argentina establishing a vast creative network [...]

Cat Johnston creates scenarios where monsters in Napoleonic uniform wage hideous and gory wars against each other. Set amongst illustrated environment these creatures are transforming the space at the Concrete Hermit Gallery into a nightmarish dystopia.

Concrete Hermit at the Conran Shop Tokyo 4th February – 26th March 2010

9th December – 1st January 2010
Private view, December 8th 2009 – 6-9pm
Concrete Hermit is hosting the launch of Amelia’s Anthology of Illustration and to celebrate 10 illustrators featured in the book will be taking over the gallery space to create collaborative artwork based on their interpretation of renewable technologies.

5th – 30th November 2009
McBess brings his art axe down on the Hermit as well as an exclusive test pressing of a record with Mc and The Dead Pirates called ‘Malevolent Melody’

Opening 1st October 2009
Robert Rubbish and Chris Bianchi (of Le Gun magazine and Bare Bones tabloid) bring you a unique collaboration. They will be transforming the Concrete Hermit gallery into an interstellar installation that coincides with the 40 year anniversary of the first man on the moon.

9th – 21st September 2009
An exhibition to celebrate the launch of Nick White’s new book, published by Nobrow Monobrow publications.