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Pure Evil Gallery's largest group exhibition to date, ARTMAGEDDON?, is set to dominate East London, and the reaction has already been overwhelming.

The exhibition includes a Banksy sculpture that has never been displayed before, a brand new original piece by Invader created specifically for the event, and live painting by Mr Doodle on the opening night…

The opening night is completely sold out, but a few tickets are still available for the Live Painting Night, where selected artists from the lineup will display their diverse practices (Fri 21st Nov), and the Opening Weekend, which offers a chance to fully engage with the artworks and meet some of the artists (Sat 22nd – Sun 23rd Nov).

The exhibition features a prominent lineup from the realms of street and contemporary art:
Pure Evil, Shepard Fairey, Invader, King Robbo, Mr Doodle, The Cameron Twins, Rhys Brown, Cartoonneros, SHN, Sten & Lex, Mad C, Banksy, Blok, Rohms, and Jim Vision.

ARTMAGEDDON? celebrates nearly 20 years of Pure Evil Gallery’s presence in the East London art scene. It’s more than just an exhibition — anticipate live painting and drawing sessions, exclusive works available only at the gallery, and an opportunity to meet the artists behind them. Tickets are necessary for all events and can be reserved through the link on the Pure Evil Gallery website or Instagram, as well as the Bunny Instagram. Spaces are limited and selling quickly.

 

EVENT DETAILS

Opening Night – SOLD OUT Thursday 20th November (6-9pm).

Live Painting Night – LIMITED TICKETS AVAILABLE - Friday 21st November (6-9pm).

Opening Weekend – TICKETS AVAILABLE - Saturday 22nd & Sunday 23rd November (10am-6pm both days).

Location: 

Pure Evil Gallery & Bunny Events Space

108 Leonard Street, London, EC2A 4XS



I’m happy to share that I’ll be exhibiting at The Other Art Fair, Shoreditch this October.

Find me at Stand 29 from 9th – 12th October 2025.


The Other Art Fair is one of London’s most dynamic showcases for independent artists, bringing together a diverse mix of emerging and established voices. It’s a space where collectors, curators, and art lovers can discover work directly from the artists who create it — and I’m proud to be part of this year’s line-up.


At the fair, I’ll be presenting a new catalogue of laser-engraved artworks. This collection explores the fusion of technology and craft: using laser precision to etch intricate designs into canvas and other surfaces, transforming them into bold, tactile art objects. Each piece captures a tension between permanence and fragility, echoing themes I’ve long explored in my murals and studio work.


Why This Collection Matters


Quiet Burn: An Art Relic Series


My new body of work emerges from fire — a practice of burning light into matter. These laser-engraved and scorched surfaces are not mere marks but maps of hidden geometries. Each incision follows contours of energy, recalling the spirals of nature and the proportions of the golden section.


The burnt lines function like ley lines, transmitting unseen forces, resonating with high-frequency vibrations that flow through all living things. In this way, the work becomes both portrait and portal: portraits of human essence, and portals into deeper currents of the world’s design.


This new body of work represents a fresh direction in my practice. It bridges my background in large-scale painting and street art with a more experimental, material-driven approach. The results are artworks that feel at once minimal, sculptural, and deeply layered.


Visit the Fair

If you’re planning to attend, come and say hello at Stand 29. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or simply curious about what’s new in contemporary art, I’d love to share the collection with you in person.

Find out more about The Other Art Fair here. I have a discount code to share for tickets across the weekend. 20JIM.

For any of my past collectors please reach out for complimentary tickets to join me on the opening night. info@jimvision.co.uk




In July of 2024 Jim painted this mural for his daughter Ruby in the heart of Shoreditch. It features all the dream elements we share with her and things she enjoys, butterflies (flutterbys), dinosaurs, dragons and monster trucks. Plus a samurai, because why not.


These pics were shared by the awesome Duncan Cummings. Thanks for that man.


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