The Eden Diaries
14 August - 15 September 2014
TONE takes over the Gallery at Munro House for four weeks, wreaking havoc with our walls and playing with our minds with ‘The Eden Diaries’.
In this arresting portrayal of men, women, aliens and superheroes in a world of pure consumerism, romance and relationships (1950s comic style, of course)… from conspiracy theories to anarchy, TONE ‘sets the tone’, using graphic collage, print, sign painting and general skullduggery in his first ever solo gallery show.
TONE (aka Anthony Thornton) is a Leeds-based street artist, pulp iconographer and sign painter. His works are collected nationally and he has had a sub-culture following in Leeds and the surrounding cities for a number of years.
Exhibition Dates
14 August - 15 September 2014
Private View
14 August 2014
6pm - 7.30pm
Exhibiting Artists
TONE
Exhibition Flyer
Enquiries
For further information about this exhibition please contact the gallery.
Exhibition Catalogue
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TONE
Enamel Painted Tiles
15 x 15cm
£30 per tile
£250 for the set of 14 tiles
£30.00
Bomb
TONE
Enamel painted lettering on spray-painted wood
24cm x 59cm
£70.00
Calm
TONE
Enamel painted lettering on spray-painted wood
24cm x 59cm
£70.00
Fake
TONE
Enamel painted lettering on spray-painted wood
24cm x 59cm
£70.00
Give
TONE
Enamel painted lettering on spray-painted wood
24cm x 59cm
£70.00
Paid
TONE
Enamel painted lettering on spray-painted wood
24cm x 59cm
£70.00
AEI HEART U
TONE
Enamel painted lettering on spray painted wood
24cm x 59cm
£80.00
Sleep
TONE
Enamel painted lettering on spray-painted wood
24cm x 59cm
£70.00
Surf
TONE
Enamel painted lettering on spray-painted wood
24cm x 59cm
£70.00
Take
TONE
Enamel painted lettering on spray-painted wood
24cm x 59cm
£70.00
FREE
TONE
Enamel paint on 1990s Skate Deck
80cm x 24cm
£65.00
YOUTH
TONE
Enamel paint on 1990s Skate Deck
80cm x 24cm
£65.00
Bohemian Grove
TONE
Digital print with mixed media
A2
Framed
£80.00
Stay Negative
TONE
Enamel paint on stainless steel sheet
120cm x 43cm
£130.00
One Day...
TONE
Digital Print
A2
Also available to order at Size A1 £110
and Size A3 £50
£80.00
Nothing Worthwhile is Easy II
TONE
Digital Print
Size A2 £80
Also available to order at Size A1 £110 and Size A3 £50
£80.00
Repo Man
TONE
Digital Print
A2
Also available to order at Size A1 £110
and Size A3 £50
£80.00
Joy Division
TONE
Digital Print
A2
Also available to order at Size A1 £110
and Size A3 £50
Add £50 for the frame
£80.00
FATE
TONE
Digital Print
A2
Also available to order at Size A1 £110
and Size A3 £50
Add £45 for the frame
£80.00
The Doors
TONE
Digital Print
A2
Also available to order at Size A1 £110
and Size A3 £50
Add £50 for the frame
£80.00
Fleetwood Mac
TONE
Digital Print
Size A2 £80
Also available to order at Size A1 £110 and Size A3 £50
£80.00
HAVE YOUR SAY!
TONE is also offering a bespoke sign making service.
Using the same style and format as the signs and skates in the exhibition, TONE can create a board personalised to your specification.
Painted in enamel on your surface or object of choice, the artwork is then lacquered and prepared so you can hang it straight on your wall.
Please order directly from the gallery.
£70.00
Exhibition Launch & Screening
To coincide with the exhibition launch on Thursday 14 August, we have teamed up with the chaps at Minicine to screen cult classic ‘They Live‘ (1988), the film which has been the source of inspiration for much of TONE’s early work.
We will be running a full bar throughout both events.
– The Opening Event –
6pm – 7.30pm
Free
There will be a limited selection of complimentary drinks from 6pm
– The Film Screening –
7.30pm (until about 10.30pm)
£5, including free popcorn
View more details about the film, the story, and the reason it’s achieved such iconic cult status, popularised by the work of street artists such as OBEY.
They Live (1988)
They Live is a 1988 American science fiction satirical film written and directed by John Carpenter.
It stars legendary rebel of wrestling Rowdy Roddy Piper as a nameless construction worker, drifting from city to city in search of work, who arrives in Los Angeles to discover that the world is being brainwashed by a ruling class of aliens. Armed with only a shotgun and a pair of sunglasses, Piper vows to take down the slavers and free everyone of their mind control.
Co-starring Keith David (The Thing, Requiem for a Dream), They Live is a satirical commentary on social hierarchy and consumerism, which, with the dominating rise of the likes of Facebook, Apple and Amazon, has only continued to grow in relevance since its release. Chock-full of amazing one-liners and oozing ‘so-bad-it’s-good’ cool, this is a must-see for any fan who likes extra cheese with their film burger.
Admission is free
Monday - Friday
8am - 6pm
Saturday
10am - 5pm
Closed Sundays and Bank Holidays
