The Spectator uses FlyingLeaps posterworks of Conservative leaders 2014-2020
Guardian editorial uses Spaffed Flying Leaps posterwork
Courrier international cover
What’s a protest arts group backed by a rich Russian doing in Tallaght?
IRISH TIMES review of How To Say It The Way It Is at Rua Red Arts Centre, Dublin
our work ‘Shock and Awe’, 2011, in the exhibition on until December 2017 at Rua Red, Dublin
MAY NOT Rear Window interview for Telesur
Aesthetica interview
NEW EUROPEAN article by Adrian Burnham
Democracy Devoured
American ideals are in tatters, with the rich living in policed penthouses and the poor against a backdrop of drought, disease, and poisoned water. Donald Trump was elected on a post-fact wave of anger to sort it all out, but he only aims to divide and profit from the scrap heap that Earth is fast becoming. His simplistic, violent rhetoric originates in his self-perception as a king. He believes that corporate might is an absolute right—no matter the destructive impact corporations have on the planet and its people. Will such an outrageous, belligerent soul ever compromise or embrace cooperation? Because he likely won’t, resistance is required. As Walt Whitman, the great American poet of democracy, wrote: Unscrew the locks from the doors!/ Unscrew the doors themselves from the jambs!/Whoever degrades another degrades me.
The visual statement for the latest issue of Foreign Policy magazine
Photo Op recycled in Bigh daddy Show
this series makes us laugh
Turkish magazine nokta get in trouble for remake of Photo Op
sorry we don’t have the skills to translate this for you all
here’s the link to their article and our call for the right to freedom of expression
on the 13th September 2015 nokta magazine published with a cover image of turkish president Erdogan taking a selfie in front of the funeral parade of a turkish soldier killed in combat with the PKK – it was made in criticism of Erdogan’s statement at the funeral of how happy the young man is now to have martyred himself in the fight against terrorism. The image is the latest take on the work we made in 2005 of Tony Blair which we call Photo Op. A journalist for the magazine contacted us on the 18th September to say that the nokta magazine’s offices had been raided, the editor in chief arrested and all copies of the edition confiscated. She also said that the turkish authorities were going around the countries news stands confiscating any copies of this issue. She asked us for a statement and this is what we sent
