- First images of ‘new’ Riverside pool site unveiled
- Residents thanked for hospice generosity
- New grants to promote energy efficiency
- Station redevelopment plans approved
- Christmas waste and recycling collections
- Schools top national results tables
- Christmas and new year opening hours
- One step closer to ‘Achieving for Children’
- Borough’s bloomers praised by Mayor
- Residents asked about future plan for Twickenham
- Listening to Twickenham businesses
- Richmond calls for Government action on metal theft
- Robo-Attack at the Riverside Gallery
- Keep safe this Christmas
- Riverside jewel to be borough's latest open space
- Council with community at its heart
- Christmas cheer for older residents
- Crane Park Christmas present for residents
- Borough on the way to recovery
- Children with autism get special screening at Richmond Cinema
- Hampton families invited for sneak preview at new family centre
- Rocking at the Urban Christmas Carol
- Mr Marc Cranfield Adams
- Deck the Halls with the Garden Gang
- Residents invited to create local anthology about Barnes
- High quality secondary education for all
- Attention! Kneller Hall available for weddings
Release Date: 13/12/2011
Robo-Attack at the Riverside Gallery
The Riverside Gallery in Richmond is now under ‘Robo-Attack’ with a new comic book style art exhibition.
Jem Panufnik a Twickenham born record producer, DJ and film maker will be exhibiting his most iconic artwork, alongside rarely seen original drawings and screen prints.
Panufnik is at the cutting edge of underground art culture; his stunning visual creations have adorned countless record covers, t-shirts, posters and flyers, since the nineties.
Until 14 January his Riverside ‘Robo-Attack’ exhibition will pay homage to B-movie posters with striking images of rocket ships, aliens and robots attacking recognisable settings including Richmond Town Centre.
Cllr Pamela Fleming, Richmond Council Cabinet Member for Community, Business and Culture, said:
“Jem Panufnik is a very talented and unique local artist whose graphic style is very memorable and engaging. This exhibition promises to surprise and delight and I encourage residents and fans of graphic art in particular to pay this exhibition a visit.”
The exhibition runs until 14 January 2012 and is free. His work is also available to buy and pieces range in price from £30 to £1,400. For more information, go to our art page here.
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