BONAFIDE RECOMMENDS

In putting the magazine together and getting it out there we have come into contact with some great people. Bonafide issue 02 (aka your favourite new hip-hop magazine) featured the Urban Angel Gallery. We came across this place when they released Ben Eine’s Scary print. Trust me, this print does serious justice to one of the most memorable pieces of street art produced in the last five years. Urban Angel will shortly be holding Lost Colours and Alibis, a solo exhibition of new paintings by Remi/Rough. Remi/Rough is an artist with a deep rooted knowledge, passion and talent for graffiti and with the pieces for the show being influenced by Homer’s ‘The Odyssey,’ of all things, audiences should expect some deep, surprising and breathtaking visual narratives. Running from June 11th it should be worth checking out.

We would also like to add a message of thanks to our allies who are helping us fight the good fight against the mass destruction of the magazine world by digital media (herein dubbed D.M.D). Adding a whole new meaning to quality top shelf publications, Bonafide is now available across the UK. This should be perfect for those who like to thumb their magazines before purchasing. Those visionary book and magazine buyers who have taken a gamble and put us on display include the brilliant art-meets-fashion-meets a new definition of cool shop that is Paper Scissors Stone, the Baltic Centre of Contemporary Art, Bristol’s brand spanking new creative outlet, Weapon of Choice and Magma ‘the boss of design’ books.

The magazine is also available at excellent record shops up and down the country and online, including Jumbo Records, Fopp, Fat City, Piccadilly Records, Juno and Boomkat. We would like to thank each business for their support in helping bring Bonafide to the masses. Large props.

Filed under: Art Galleries, Street Art by P.A.