Eddie Farrell – Henningham Family Press

Buy The Maximum Wage Magazine!

By - David
Posted on June, 13, 2016June, 20, 2016

The Maximum Wage Magazine is now available to buy! A 72-page A4 full-colour glossy magazine splashed on every page with photos from the live show and packed with brand new art and articles on earning a living. Only £3.50 & FREE delivery within the UK. Where Are You? Within UK £3.50 GBPOverseas £10.95 GBP Performance

THE MAXIMUM WAGE: A Performance Printing Extravaganza

By - David
Posted on January, 29, 2016February, 1, 2016

How to Print a Year Before It’s Over, by Eddie Farrell

By - David
Posted on July, 1, 2013July, 26, 2013

What If just before Christmas you were standing in a depressingly long queue in the post office, irritated and frustrated by the waiting because you have so much else to be getting on with? Initially, to relieve the boredom a bit, you look around at the others stuck in the queue with you, the masses

Erroneous Disposition of the People Show & Gig at Kahalia on Brick Lane

By - David
Posted on May, 21, 2013May, 21, 2013

We have a gig to announce, happening in just two weeks time! Henningham Family Press have teamed up again with the golden voiced Jon Bilbrough (Wilderthorn), to compose a collaborative piece of art and music. We will be playing from an oversized book; a bestiary depicting twelve animals in pigment and melody. For inspiration we

Credit Crunch

By - David
Posted on January, 11, 2013December, 23, 2022

Credit Crunch Eddie Farrell & Henningham Family Press 2009 Edition 70 screenprint dimensions vary £180 (£348 framed) Exhibited at Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2011 We were printing “price prints” with Eddie Farrell as the recession hit in 2009; packets of groceries he had bought that he then screenprinted with their original value in the hope

Puppets, Broadcasts and Stress

By - David
Posted on June, 19, 2012June, 19, 2012

I took a walk across town yesterday, south to Kreuzberg. My friend Michael Schoenke had invited me over to watch the European Championship match between Germany and Portugal. The game didn’t start until 8.45pm so apart from that kick-off time I was free of a niggling deadline for what felt like the first time this

The Clocks Went Forward Tonight

By - David
Posted on February, 13, 2012

I lost an hour somewhere But it’s that time of year I once wrote a song in half an hour it was called Clocks.* I remember trying to write down everything I was thinking from quarter to until quarter past 12 on the night winter officially turned into spring. That was in 1981, upstairs in

Christie’s Multiplied 2011, in pictures

By - David
Posted on October, 29, 2011October, 29, 2011

Bombs

By - Eddie
Posted on July, 26, 2011

Mornings, summer and winter always begin with a mug of green tea. Years ago it was espresso, then espresso with a cigarette and finally around 11 am, espresso with a sandwich and a cigarette. This continued until one day my stomach got really sore and my sister, a dietician spelled out the obvious. The pot

Credit Crunch ‘welcome’ in Spoonfed RA review

By - David
Posted on June, 8, 2011

With so much on the walls at the RA Summer Exhibition it is always pleasing to get a mention in the media. Here Spoonfed spot it, get it, like it: Eddie Farrell’s black stencilled Credit Crunch on a flattened Corn Flakes box and the drunken Escheresque style of Neil Pittaway’s etching of Westminster station, come

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