Explore the eccentric, chaotic thoughts of Gary Card within the vibrant district of London's Soho.
London's Plaster Store is set to become a hotbed of artistic innovation, as renowned artist Gary Card unveils his latest project, "Gathering Dust". This immersive exhibition, running until 23rd August 2025, promises to be a trip for the audience, according to Milo Astaire and Finn Constantine of Plaster Store.
Known for his creative and immersive works, Card is described by Milo Astaire and Finn Constantine as one of the best universe forgers and world builders. The 'Gathering Dust' exhibition is a testament to this, transforming the Plaster Store into a 90s-inspired ode to creative chaos.
The exhibition features a curation of vintage objects, books, fashion, and trinkets, offering a tactile and immersive experience. Highlights include comics and zines from Breakdown Press and Ferry Gouw, as well as vintage Unified Goods, Jack Ashley pieces, and 4FSB accessories.
Upstairs in the exhibition, there are 12 busts that flit between mediums in an enjoyable rejection of conventionality. These gonzo caricatures of Card's imaginary neighbours add a unique touch to the exhibition.
Gary Card finds inspiration for his work on Pinterest and in everyday objects he sees lying around. His unique creativity and visuals are on full display in this exhibition, as he brings his own vision to life without compromise.
The location of the 'Gathering Dust' exhibition is 20 Great Chapel St W1. For more information, visit plastermagazine.com. This exhibition is not to be missed for those seeking an immersive and thought-provoking artistic experience.
[1] For more detailed insights into Gary Card's work and the "Gathering Dust" exhibit, one might need to refer to specific art publications or the artist's personal releases.
Venture into the world of Gary Card, a master of universe forging and world building, as his latest project, "Gathering Dust", redefines the Plaster Store into a 90s-inspired homage to creative chaos. This immersive exhibition, running until 23rd August 2025, doesn't just invite you to attend; it encourages you to delve into a lifestyle immersed in vintage objects, books, fashion, and trinkets, nestled within a home-and-garden setting.
