SNIK are delighted to announce the release of their first book – EPHEMERAL: A Project By SNIK. Published by Bio Editions, a new artist-led book publishing company, the beautifully-printed 256-page ‘coffee table’ book features numerous works created before and during lockdown, for exhibitions that took place in the south and north of England respectively. EPHEMERAL
SNIK create We Begin a 5 x 5m mural for Nuart Aberdeen 20201. The piece is sister to Gone Believer, created in Stavanger, a Norwegian city twinned with Aberdeen, both pieces commissioned by Nuart art festivals. We Begin was specifically commissioned as part of a series of artist residencies in the Granite City for Nuart
We did a show, and no one came. After months of work, we’re beyond excited to finally announce that EPHEMERAL PART II opens this week, but perhaps not in the way you’d expect. This past 18 months have created unique parallels between the isolation we as artists naturally tend to experience – hiding away in
SNIK is proud to launch their latest edition of hand painted acrylic/spraypaint originals on 410gsm Somerset paper. Finished with a silk screen varnish layer, each piece is unique with varying colour placements.
Sunday 29th November – Sunday 6th December In times of national economic crisis, charities often find themselves woefully and suddenly underfunded, while still attempting to provide consistent levels of care and support. Animal Helpline is just such an organisation: the volunteer run charity has worked in Wansford, Peterborough for 30 years, saving dogs from UK
The annual Cheltenham Paint Festival returned on Saturday 5th September with over 100 international artists embarking on the town to make their mark. SNIK were delighted to be welcomed back as a headline artist and being given the opportunity to paint an 8 x 8 m wall.
Released Thursday 26th March at 5pm GMT via Graffiti Prints. SNIK is proud to present their most recent print release ‘Cold Tenderness’.
After a steadfast year of preparation for SNIK’s solo exhibition, Ephemeral, SNIK were thrilled to take to the walls and create a signature piece for New Brighton’s latest regeneration project, New Brighton Street Art. This project sees some of the best international street artists working alongside local artists, each bringing their own style to the large-scale
SNIK is proud to present their very first bronze sculpture, ‘What Your Soul Sings’. SNIK worked with Sculpture Castings Foundry in Basingstoke to create this piece, it was important to them that the work be locally made. Each piece is bronze with a black patina and polished hands measuring 55x55x30cm, edition of nine. To give
October 17th saw the launch of Ephemeral, the first solo show by SNIK. The immersive show examined processes of beauty, creation and decay – considering the inevitability of ageing, and its potential for artistic renewal. At the Crypt gallery, SNIK presented their works in a decaying environment through which viewers must navigate: a backdrop of
