17 2009 Oct 10am - Oct 31 2009 6pm
Jamie Hewlett – the artist behind Tank Girl and Gorillaz – visited Bangladesh with Oxfam, to see for himself how climate change is already costing lives.
The experience inspired a series of watercolours, now showing as part of the Under Water Colours exhibition in London. Limited edition prints of the watercolours are which are available to buy in aid of our work in Bangladesh and Nepal.
Admission is free and exhibition is being held at the Truman Brewery just of Brick Lane.
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On 12:22 on Wednesday 21 October 2009, wrote
Went on Sunday and i'm gonna try and make it back there this weekend as well been a big fan of his work for a while.
On 11:53 on Wednesday 21 October 2009, wrote
Its a really lovely exhibition just off the wonderful Brick Lane and really near Spitalfields - come along and see his work and watch some of Oxfam's work in Bangladesh - I am volunteering there too so if you see me say hi! :) also just a tip on finding it - its next door to the Big Chill bar and a couple of doors down from Rough Trade vinyl shop
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On 12:27 on Thursday 29 October 2009, wrote
I'm going today during my lunch break... anyone around?