Nick Walker - A Sequence of Events exhibition

Starting with a preview tomorrow night the new Nick Walker exhibition A Sequence of Events kicks off at Black Rat Press gallery.

The preview launches both the solo show and the book where the work is featured. Drago publishing have commissioned Nick to work with them on the book that forms part of their 36 Chambers Series. This is an ongoing project where artists produce a book of 96 pages in black, white and one additional colour of their choice. In Nick's case this is red.

The exhibition features the series of works on paper he has produced, and the event will be chance to not only admire the work but also get signed copies of the book.

The event takes place in their London gallery on 28 May at 6pm, and if you fancy going along you can download this pdf invitation. If you can't make it tomorrow the exhibition runs until 18 June.

Find out more on the Black Rat Press website

Gerald Laing Victoria Beckham screenprint

With this screenprint you get two pop icons for the price of one, Victoria Beckham and the pop artist Gerald Laing, who has produced this piece.

Laing who worked for most of the 1960s in New York is famous for his images of screen stars including Brigitte Bardot and Anna Karina, which are some of the iconic images of 60s Pop Art.

This piece is a 2 colour hand-pulled screenprint and is from a signed limited edition of 50. The print  is sized at 77 x 57cm and is available for £175. Don't miss your chance to get such a reasonably priced piece by this pop master.

Find out more on the Stolen Space website

Cristian Zuzunaga colour chart bag

The Tate always has great merchandise and to celebrate their new exhibition at the Tate Liverpool, Colour Chart: Reinventing Colour, 1950 to Today they have launched this bag featuring pixellated fabric designed by Cristian Zuzunaga.

The exhibition explores the impact of standardized, mass produced colour on the art of the past sixty years, and features work by Marcel Duchamp, Robert Rauschenberg, Andy Warhol, Gerhard Richter, moving on to contemporary artists such as Sherrie Levine and Damien Hirst.

This bag features the enlarged pixel design from Barcelona born Zuzunaga which has previously featured on settees by Moroso. It is available to pre-order on the Tate website and will cost £29.36

Find out more on the Tate website

Love Saves The Day by Wayne Pate

This gorgeous print Love Saves The Day is by Wayne Pate a self taught illustrator based in New York, and would make a great addition to any home.

Wayne has designed for Gap and J Crew but has now set up Good Shape Design website through which he sells his range of prints, and original pieces.

This silkscreen print is 16 x 20" and comes either in this red, white and orange colour way or an alternative blue scheme. The print is a very reasonable $35 which seems like a bargain to me.

Find out more on the Good Shape Design website

Worthless! Live Art installation

If you have some junk that you'd like to transform into art then get yourself down to Worthless! on Endell Street, London where for one week only artists will be on hand to work with your trash to make pieces of art.

Called Worthless! in homage to Woolworths and featuring ironic references throughout the store it is the brainchild of artist Josef Valentino and his Pollocks team who will be on hand to transform your items. Once the process from trash to art is completed you will then be asked to pay by deciding how much you now think it is now worth.

There will also be a pic'n'mix of 'worthless to priceless' creations that will be exhibited in the store and some of the items will be auctioned on behalf of the MS Society.

Some famous artists down to work a shift at the shop include Peter Blake and Stella Vine.

You've got until the 29 May to get your junk transformed, but the Worthless Exhibition will continue until the 5 June.

Find out more on the Pollocks website