Harry and Jasper (not collaborating) feature in She Doesn't Care

She Doesn’t Care
Male painters not impressing a woman
www.ebandflowgallery.com


Group Show curated by Liam Newnham
7 April – 11 May 2012
Private View: 5 April 2012 - 6:30 - 8:30
77 Leonard St, London, EC2A 4QS

Wayne Horse, Run, Sweetoof, Edward Fornieles, Tek 33, Ben Cavers, Barry Reigate, Jasper Joffe, Harry Pye
Cedar Lewisohn, Kate Hawkins, Adam Christensen, Ben Young, Daniel Schwitzer, Jonathan Kipps, Gordon Beswick.

The 99p Shop East at Rove in Women's Wear Daily

http://www.wwd.com/eye/design/kenny-schachter-family-guy-5794420

Ever wondered what WWD stands for?

Pye Shuttlecocks $1.55

Kenny Schachter's Rove Gallery Hoxton Show is a great success

The Friends and Family show made the news today. The London Evening Standard used up all of page three to tell a story involving Tracey Emin's bronze sculpture which is one of many exhibits on show at the Rove gallery until April the 15th. http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/article-24039216-breakdancer-party-girl-sends-emin-art-flying.do

(In this photo above you can just about spot Harry in a red shirt he bought from Primark.
While Hazza was "working the room"  upstairs, Joffers was manning the ever popular 99p art shop. In this photo you can see him standing behind a happy shopper who has just snapped up 2 old 7 inch singles with brand new designer sleeves.

Various celebs were at the bash including Rolling Stone Bill Wyman:

(Above: "Je suis un pop star." says Bill whose daughters featured in the exhibition.)
(Below: An excited Joffe & Pye fan shows off a lock of Harry Pye hair she's bought for just 99p)

Live music was provided by Raff Law & friends who despite being young in years were all surprisingly good

The price for the Emin sculpture is believed to be about £10,000 . The point of J&H's contribution is that everyone can be a collector even if they are down to their last £1.

(Above: A young collector with a 99p Harry Pye badge.)
There aren't many left but if you're lucky you may still be able to purchase a J&H 99p mono print which was inspired by Tracey Emin. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder - some will say Joffe and Pye's prints are better than the real thing.

Please note: Although some of the individual 99 items have now sold out all though it's still possible to buy a £99 limited edition box that features one example of each product.

Photos from Kenny Schachter's Rove Gallery in Hoxton Square

Joffe and Pye have installed their 99p shop.

You only need 99p to become an art collector. 99 Items (made by Joffe & Pye) are available including sculptures, prints, collages, badges, 7-inch singles with new covers, stickers, magnets, photos etc.

 Or, for £99 you can buy a limited edition box of delight (which features all 99 objects)

Harry & Jasper's 99p Shop in Friends & Family at Rove, Hoxton Square February 25th to March 31

Harry and Jasper are delighted to present their 99p Shop in

FRIENDS & FAMILY

Curated by Adrian, Kai (and Kenny) Schachter

February 25^th to April 15th 2012

ROVE, 33-34 Hoxton Square N1 6NN

Private View and Music Performances Saturday, Feb 25^th from 6-11pm

They say you don’t choose your family and were they ever right, considering our parents, brothers, sisters and kids. Like the invite/catalogue image itself, family and friends bring to mind rawness, commitment, love, pain and happiness. F & F are the best of times and the worst all wrapped up into one. Above all this show will celebrate the joy and fun involved in making things created by people we really care about and appreciate. We are thrilled with the opportunity to present a platform to share it all with a wider audience. There are great stories of art world family dynasties (or mini-dynasties), like the Nahmads, Rubells, Berggruens, Mugrabis, Brants, Schnabels, and Jacobsons. They are all legendary and heroic and have vastly contributed to the history of art and this exhibit—even if they only recently found out about this show. We are so excited to present our own works and more from our mechanic and facebook friends come-to-life, to Damien Hirst and Tracey Emin. Everyone in our family seems to think this project was her or his idea, from 9 to 50 year old, but we all agree it should be an epic undertaking.

There will be an illustrated catalogue with essays by Helly Nahmad and others.

Artists: Stuart Gurr, Rachel Harrison, Ricci Albenda, Rob Pruitt, Brian Clarke, Zaha Hadid, Tracey Emin, Damien Hirst, Keith Tyson, Barry Reigate, Robert Chambers, Maria Pergay, Arik Levy, Tom Dixon, Vito Acconci, Franz West, George Condo, Josh Smith, Joe Bradley, Paul Thek, Sigmar Polke, William Pope. l, Marc Newson, Richard Artschwager, Peter Hujar, Misaki Kawai, Brendan Cass, Richard Woods, Donald Baechler, Keith Coventry, Lars Wheelan, Hester Finch, Cain Caser, Jasper Joffe & Harry Pye, John Isaacs, Keith Coventry, Marianne Vitale, Simon English, Mary Heilmann, and Adrian, Kai, Gabriel, Sage and Kenny Schachter, Ilona Rich and more.

Performers: Liz and the Ligers, and more

The Private View of Harry & Jasper's 99p Art Store at The Other Art Fair

Ryan Stanier, The director of The Other Art Fair said last night that he was absolutely delighted with the grand opening of his event at The Bargehouse on the Southbank. Thousands of people came to see the work of 100 unrepresented artists. For many the highlight of the evening was of course the bonus attraction: Harry & Jasper's 99p art shop (sponsored by Cass Arts). Joffe and Pye's aim is to give everyone who visits the fair the chance to be a collector even if they are down to their last pound coin. The shop has had around 500 happy visitors so far. The last day of the fair is sunday the 27th of November (opening hours 11am to 6pm). For more details visit: http://www.theotherartfair.com/

Here are a few photos of art collectors from thursday's private view night...

 (Above: A happy lady with a shuttlecock sculpture)

(Above: The director of the Unit 22 Gallery snaps up a festive photo)

(Above: A hand made birthday card)

(Above: A collage)

(Above: This man desired a U2 single and he found what what he was looking for)

(Above: A postcard from Brazil)

(Above: Fake Tracey Emin mono prints)

(Above: Someone takes a copy of "Take 5"

(Above: another happy customer)

(Above: A Cilla Black fan)

(Above: Ben from Art Below)

(Above: A crazy person treats himself to one of Jasper's old books)

(Above: a nice lady wisely invests in some clothespeg art)

(An astonishing collage)

(Above: Here's a woman who knows what she wants... a potato print of Andy Warhol and a cow painting. And the great thing is it only cost her one pound ninety eight pence.)

(Above: Please do not disturb)

(Above: There's 99 mono prints to choose from and the great news is they are all good)

(Above: A charming festive photo of J & H)

(Above: A lucky gold coin. One day it will be worth a fortune.)

(This chap is the former head of painting at The Royal Collage. He knows a good 99p cow painting when he sees one.)

(Above: a 100% genuine lock of Harry Pye hair)

(Above: get happy with a Harry Pye face mask)

(Above: Make your mark in life by buying a Jasper Joffe Ink blot drawing)

(Above: An exciteable art fan gets her teeth into a sculpture and also snaps up a Jasper & Harry Starter Stamp Kit pack.)

(Above: A classic NME cover from the 80s. Our price... just 99p)

(Wittty quotes to amuse your friends with - 99 to collect.)

(Above: Why not redecorate your house with these Joffe tiles?) 

(Above: What better way to wish someone a merry Christmas than presenting them with one of these 99 Xmas Balls?)

Harry & Jasper's 99p Shop Press Release

Harry & Jasper’s 99p Shop at The Other Art Fair
24 -27 November 2011
Bargehouse, Southbank, London SE1

Acclaimed British artists Harry Pye and  Jasper Joffe's 99p Shop gives everyone who visits The Other Art Fair the opportunity to become an art collector for less than a pound.

Nearly 10,000 artworks will be on sale for 99p including watercolour seascapes, photo booth flip books, gingerbread men, potato prints of Andy Warhol, hand-made Valentines,  egg cups, alternative record sleeves, shuttlecock sculptures and mono prints inspired by Tracey Emin.  Each of the 99 artworks will be produced in a series of 99 creating a total of 9801 unique items.

The 99p Shop is one of the key events at The Other Art Fair, London’s newest art fair taking place at the Bargehouse, right next to the Oxo Tower, which features 100 of London’s best unrepresented artists.

Following on from their collaborative projects such as ‘Jasper & Harry's Tate Modern’ (their version of the Tate in a real dry cleaners), and ‘Joffe et Pye’ - the dynamic duo are now throwing their energies into creating their own 99p shop.

Jasper & Harry’s 99p Shop has been generously supported by Cass Art www.cassart.co.uk

Shuttlecocks and Collage by Harry Pye. Plates by Jasper Joffe

About Jasper & Harry
Jasper Joffe’s work is in the Saatchi collection. His ‘Sale of A Lifetime’ in which he sold all his possessions attracted global press coverage. He once painted 24 paintings in 24 hours at The Chisenhale Gallery. Harry Pye’s paintings have been exhibited across the world from Brazil to Estonia.  He is the curator of shows such as ‘100 Mothers’ and ‘For Peel’ and the creator of the cult Rebel Magazine. The Guardian described Harry as "The master of lo-fi British art." Vogue described Jasper as being "London's premier artist/curator."

In November 2010 Jasper & Harry turned a dry cleaners in Great Guildford Street into their version of Tate Modern. They not only painted their takes on the Tate's most iconic works but also opened up their own gift shop, had an Art Now space to promote up and coming artists, and even persuaded Turner Prize winner Mark Leckey to give a lecture. Johanna Derry of Le Cool magazine described Jasper & Harry's project as "bloody brilliant" and claimed she preferred their version to Sir Nicholas Serota's efforts.

In August 2011 Jasper and Harry curated a show of very personal works called "Joffe et Pye" This show featured new paintings about the artists’ friends and family. Rather than using a conventional gallery space the artists opted to use Jasper’s Shoreditch home instead. Ekow Eshun on Radio 4 said of the show: "Intense feelings about love, loneliness and fear, anxiety desire and hope and ambition all come into play into these paintings. Very powerful I thought. What could have been fey, arch or game playing was actually very warm."

More info at www.jasperjoffe.com and  www.jasperandharry.blogspot.com

About The Other Art Fair This autumn, London will see the launch of a new and unique Contemporary art fair to be held at The Bargehouse on Southbank. A carefully selected array of 100 artists has been chosen to display works and sell them directly to the public. Beginning on 25 November, The Other Art Fair provides a platform unlike any other for artists, collectors and gallerists to connect directly. The oversight committee of the fair consists of rising British artist Charming Baker, Program Director of Sotheby’s Contemporary Art MA Anthony Downey, arts journalist Sophie Hastings, Director of Baltic Godfrey Worsdale and Chief Creative Officer Ogilvy & Mather Graham Fink.

Harry & Jasper’s 99p Shop
@ The Other Art Fair
24 -27 November 2011
Bargehouse, Southbank, London SE1

Opening Hours:
Private View –  Thursday 24th November 2011 – 5pm – 9pm
Friday 25th November 2011 – 11am – 7.30pm
Saturday 26th November 2011 – 11am – 6pm
Sunday  27th November 2011 – 11am – 6pm
Tickets: http://www.theotherartfair.com

top image of ’Harry up a Ladder’ courtesy of Aleksandra Wojcik
more images or info about the 99p Shop contact jasperjoffe@hotmail.com T: 079571 36066