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The Nixon ART MOSH European tour landed in Munich for the first time on Sunday 6th and Monday 7th of February in partnership with ISPO and Factory Media.

This latest editon of Nixon ART MOSH took place in Munich Old Post Office a warehouse-style loft space, which was the perfect spot to discover some emerging talent from the German art scene and an eclectic mix of fine artists, graphic design- ers, photographers and illustrators. The creativity of the Nixon production team and artists, combined with an unusual venue, combined to transform this edgy venue into a 2-nights only art and music experience.

The philosophy of Nixon ART MOSH is to showcase contemporary artists in “Pop-Up” events in major cities. Munich ART MOSH not only brought together artists from South Africa, Spain, Germany, USA, Italy, UK, Belgium and Denmark, it also transcended the traditional barriers between different media, by exhibiting photography, painting, design, illustration and prints in an eclectic exhibition.

Nixon supports emerging and established talent in the fields of art and music, and unites artists and production team with the common goal of creating buzzy, energetic “Pop Up” exhibitions.

The show sponsored by ISPO featured artwork from the board sports world with work from our own Ed in Chief Danny Burrows, Axel Pauporte, Mike Blablac and Yes represented by Romain de Marchis and JP Solberg.

There was a strong contingent of influential artists all of which are renowned in Germany including founding members of Maclaim crew Herakut and Case as well as artists Wolfgang Krelle, Pisa 73 and Stefan Strumble.

One of the highlights of the exhibition was founder of the cultural magazine “Style” Jaybo’s collaboration with Falk on a living paint- ing.

The Nixon ART MOSH in Munich once again exhibited works from the “Monsters” project, which involved collaborations with multi-Grammy Awards nominee Adele and Nottingham-born soul musician Liam Bailey; Tomomi Sayuda created an interactive installation “iBum100”, inspired by the typical British “Carry On” style sense of humour. Visitors could have their bottoms immor- talised by a white leather chair, neatly concealing a scanner.

Renowned photographer and graffiti writer Alex Fasko had his work stolen and this subject was shrouded in mystery and added another dimension to the show.

Supported by internationally renowned brand Nixon, in partnership with Factory Media & ISPO ART MOSH Munich attracted a cool crowd of collec- tors, artists and movers & shakers from the media, art, board sports, fashion and music worlds.

The temporary exhibition also showcased items from Nixon’s exclusive LTD Collection as well as imagery and unpublished photography from Nixon own archives. Entertainment was turned out by I blame Coco playing with Age Salajoe, Arveene, DJ Lod from Paris, DJ E.A.S.E and Little Boots who contin- ued the party at the Bob Beaman Club.

Future Nixon ART MOSH events are scheduled for April 29th in Norway. For the unlucky people who didn’t get to experi- ence this “Pop Up” exhibition, the artwork will be available to view and purchase online at www.artmosh.com.

Featured artists at ART MOSH Munich:

Richie Culver (UK) Morgan Slade (LA) AKA Hornhead (UK) Anton Unai (Germany) Stefan Strumbel (Germany) Tomomi Sayuda (UK) Danny Burrows (UK) James Unsworth (UK) Kelsey Brooke ( UK) Yoskay Yamamoto (LA) Neil Ayling (UK) Jaybo Monk (Germany) Wolfgang Krell (Germany) Axel Pauporté (Belgium) Yes (Switzerland) Moto 777 (Denmark) Niall O’Brian (UK) Andrew Hem (LA) Case (Germany) Herakut (Germany) Andreas Muller (UK) Filtr (UK) Alex Fasko (Italy) Sawdust (UK) Alexander James (UK) Faith 47 (South Africa) Dan Baldwin (UK) Pisa 73 (Germany) Mike Blablac (US)

Nixon ART MOSH, the watch brand’s travelling show celebrating a smorgasbord of emerging creative talent, landed in London on Thursday 25 November. And here’s what went down…

Rochelle School, an inspiring venue in trendy East London, set on two levels, was the perfect spot to bring together a whole host of up-and-coming creative’s from the worlds of painting, photography, design, sculpture, music and street art.

The philosophy of ART MOSH is to showcase a feast of creative talents under one roof, in one-off ‘Pop-Up’ events in major cities. London ART MOSH transcended the traditional barriers between different media, by exhibiting photography, painting, design, illustration and prints in an eclectic exhibi- tion.

One of the highlights of the exhibition was the introduction of digital artists such as Andreas Muller and Thomas Traum which was a first and shows the progression of the ART MOSH concept. British artist Richie Culver exhibited with illustrator Sophie Stevens, launching his ‘Monsters’ project, which also involved collaborations with Eliot Sumner of ‘I Blame Coco’ and Robbie Furze of The Big Pink.

Supported by internationally renowned brand Nixon, in partnership with Clash Magazine, ART MOSH London attracted a cool crowd of collectors, artists, and personalities from the media, art, fashion and music worlds providing them ample opportunity to network.

Nixon supports emerging and established talent in the fields of art and music, and unites artists and production team with the common goal of creating energetic ‘Pop Up’ exhibitions.
The temporary exhibition also showcased items from Nixon’s exclusive LTD Collection and was accompanied by live music from pioneering names in dance music alongside local and international DJs such as Ashley Beedle, Andy Bell, Arveene, Jamie Skillz, J Saintil, Clash Magazine DJ’s and singer Liam Bailey. Liquid inspiration came from vodka Babicka, Tiger Beer, fine Italian wine from Sfuso and Vitamin Water.

A future Nixon ART MOSH event is scheduled for Munich in spring 2011, for the unlucky people who didn’t get to experience this ‘Pop Up’ exhibition, the artwork will be available to view and purchase online at www.artmosh.com.
Featured artists at ART MOSH London:
Richie Culver (UK), Thomas Traum (UK), Andrew Hem (LA), Hornhead (UK), Filtr (UK), Alexander James (UK), Morgan Slade (LA), Faith 47 (South Africa), Niall O’Brian (UK), Sawdust (UK), Bose Collins (UK), Yoskay Yamamoto (LA), Herakut (Germany), Tomomi Sayuda (UK), Neil Ayling (UK), Andreas Muller (UK), Sophie Stephens (UK), Mark Ward (UK), B Project (UK), Yoojin Jung (UK).