The Pink Floyd wall inside the Monkey Thurgoland is Anthony’s
tribute to the band that has fuelled his life with so many visions. The internal chalk work has now been featured
twice on different walls. It sets off
several conversations and brings many memories to life. From just a few key words imaginations are
set in motion. The brick structure featured
as Car Park Art has unfortunately been vandalised. The broken bricks still mark the act carried
out by those who chose destruction over creation. Some of the external exhibits have been
stolen as well as damaged. The chalk has
been revived inside and the external structure may yet rise again. From the ruins left after destruction there
is always a new construction available.
The premiere exhibition at The Monkey Gallery opens on
Sunday 22 September 2013. The gallery is
open from 1pm til 6pm. There is a live
installation performance from 2pm to 6pm.
There will be more information soon on www.mmant.co.uk
Anthony has been appearing in Boomtown on BBC3 in 2013.
Photographs
©2013 PHH Sykes
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