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Tuesday, 28 January 2014
Ponystep 6 launch
Pandemonia and Snowy donned their party gear and headed to the
Ponystep 6 issue celebratory bash.
The gig was held at the downstairs bar of Mr. Buckley, 277 Hackney Road.
Pandemonia & Snowy eased their way down the stairs and were met by the exuberant Editor-in-Chief of Ponystep Richard Mortimer.
Richard gave them a hearty welcome and then dashed off to the bar to fetch P a tipple.
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In the interim, Snowy & Pandemonia surveyed the premises, and were set upon by their Brazilian ally Eduardo Jordao de Magalhaes, Head of International Marketing and Communication for Melissa shoes. Eduardo asked them how was Sao Paulo fashion week for them. "We loved it" P replied.
The next encounter for Pandemonia and Snowy came in the form of plus size curvy model Felicity Hayward. Felicity took an immediate shine to Snowy. Not that S minded Felicity’s gentle touch.
Pandemonia detected Snowy’s testosterone making him hot under the collar, so P retrieved Snowy from Ms Hayward clutches and headed towards the exit door to cool S down only to be ambushed by two other comely gals, Olivia Hicks and her pal.
Olivia duly gave P her email address and whispered "I work on the door of Ovalspace the Arts/Music club and you both will be on the guest list forever".
Pandemonia, Snowy were flattered and returned to their table, where they rubbed shoulders with actress/TV presenter Margi Clarke. Margi confessed to Pandemonia & Snowy, "the magazine has done me proud love"
As Snowy cuddled up to Margi, in breezed fashion designer Pam Hogg. Pam couldn't resist telling all and sundry "I made a decision to do a fashion show and I've got 4 weeks to pull everything together”.
Pandemonia exhausted by the thought of the mountain of work that awaited Pam, gathered up Snowy, waved goodbye to Daniel Lismore and David Motte grabbed a copy of the magazine and jumped a taxi.
In the cab Pandemonia leafed through the magazine pages that had articles mostly on blonds; with blond Holly Woodlawn the Andy Warhol superstar, actresses Gillian Anderson in blond wig, bottle blond beauties Margi Clarke and Amanda Lepore, and a black & white picture story of currently blond Kate Moss, Kate didn't need her St Tropez spray tan. All these images caused Pandemonia to recall her own exciting blond moments in life just as the cab pulled up to home.
photo/copy: Stephen Mahoney
The gig was held at the downstairs bar of Mr. Buckley, 277 Hackney Road.
Pandemonia & Snowy eased their way down the stairs and were met by the exuberant Editor-in-Chief of Ponystep Richard Mortimer.
Richard gave them a hearty welcome and then dashed off to the bar to fetch P a tipple.
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In the interim, Snowy & Pandemonia surveyed the premises, and were set upon by their Brazilian ally Eduardo Jordao de Magalhaes, Head of International Marketing and Communication for Melissa shoes. Eduardo asked them how was Sao Paulo fashion week for them. "We loved it" P replied.
The next encounter for Pandemonia and Snowy came in the form of plus size curvy model Felicity Hayward. Felicity took an immediate shine to Snowy. Not that S minded Felicity’s gentle touch.
Pandemonia detected Snowy’s testosterone making him hot under the collar, so P retrieved Snowy from Ms Hayward clutches and headed towards the exit door to cool S down only to be ambushed by two other comely gals, Olivia Hicks and her pal.
Olivia duly gave P her email address and whispered "I work on the door of Ovalspace the Arts/Music club and you both will be on the guest list forever".
Pandemonia, Snowy were flattered and returned to their table, where they rubbed shoulders with actress/TV presenter Margi Clarke. Margi confessed to Pandemonia & Snowy, "the magazine has done me proud love"
As Snowy cuddled up to Margi, in breezed fashion designer Pam Hogg. Pam couldn't resist telling all and sundry "I made a decision to do a fashion show and I've got 4 weeks to pull everything together”.
Pandemonia exhausted by the thought of the mountain of work that awaited Pam, gathered up Snowy, waved goodbye to Daniel Lismore and David Motte grabbed a copy of the magazine and jumped a taxi.
In the cab Pandemonia leafed through the magazine pages that had articles mostly on blonds; with blond Holly Woodlawn the Andy Warhol superstar, actresses Gillian Anderson in blond wig, bottle blond beauties Margi Clarke and Amanda Lepore, and a black & white picture story of currently blond Kate Moss, Kate didn't need her St Tropez spray tan. All these images caused Pandemonia to recall her own exciting blond moments in life just as the cab pulled up to home.
photo/copy: Stephen Mahoney
Wednesday, 9 March 2011
Total Pandemonia!!
Pandemonia interviewed by Jason Lee of Salon Spotter.
A few weeks ago, we ran a story about 80′s pop stars and a celebrity cartoon inspired guest at the Pam Hogg show for London Fashion Week. This above photo was attached to the story featuring the 7 foot tall post modern plastic and latex pop artist known as simply “Pandemonia”. We instantly became fascinated by her. She’s a statement between pop culture/fine art/celebrity/fashion and of course a great sense of humour. Her genius is that unlike the archetypal socialite blonde she emulates, Pandemonia will never age. Additionally, she is the humanized version of the plasticized world of advertising we live in. We thought it would be a great idea to contact Pandemonia and ask her a few questions about life, love and art! Here’s how our conversation went!!
Pandemonia with Paloma Faith: PR Photos
SalonSpotter: Most recently your hair color is a stunning shade of platinum blonde with low lights. It’s so beautiful. We’ve seen you sporting a more golden tone in the past as well as fiery red. What made you decide to go all the way platinum?
Pandemonia: Pam Hogg, the fashion designer (Editors Note: Pam Hogg sports bright yellow hair), always said I was a rivalling her hair. When she invited me to her fashion show I thought, I’d give her a break. I changed my hair colour. I went one better I went platinum blonde. You know I think its working for me.
SalonSpotter: Going Platinum blonde can be harsh on the hair…do you have any beauty tricks for those who are thinking of going super light without damaging their hair?
Pandemonia: Yes it is hard on your roots. I’ve got my own secret recipe for giving my hair that lustrous bounce. In a word its…. Helium. It really gives it that lift and bounce you need.
SalonSpotter: Let’s talk about the style of your hair. You seem to love wearing it with a side swept fringe and flipped at the bottom which is super sexy. Would you ever wear a short bob?
Pandemonia: I’m glad you noticed that. The bob is sexy but I think the fringe is more feminine. I always liked that wind swept look. Its so dynamic, its like the wind of opportunity is blowing through it. Body and movement are things I always build into my hair. It’s all about aspiration. Its important to have things for people to look at.
SalonSpotter: In your opinion, what does a woman’s hair say about her?
Pandemonia: Power! Its an extension of yourself. It’s the first thing people see, its all performance. You know Samson had all his strength in his hair. And It can take years off you.
SalonSpotter: What do you think of celebrity today?
Pandemonia: Celebrity is a machine. Its all about selling product – lifestyle etc.
SalonSpotter: What do you think of plastic surgery?
Pandemonia: Everything’s plastic these days. I simply went the full way. Going totally glossy is the next logical step in perfection. It’s the ultimate packaging! I’ve got that shiny, new you, look.
SalonSpotter: Snowy seems like such a happy dog. Does he love fashion?
Pandemonia: Is Snowy Happy? Of course he is… he’s on Gas! He loves everything especially fashion.
SalonSpotter: Who is the ultimate male counterpart for Pandemonia? Does Pandemonia fall in love?
Pandemonia: I’m always asked this. Who is Pandemonia’s other? Pandemonia is like an open sentence. Free and single I say, but Pandemonia falls in love all too easily so you never know.
SalonSpotter: In 2033, what will Pandemonia be doing?
Pandemonia: No doubt retiring in some Tax haven. Let me see, hot or cold? I could be taking in the Mountain Airs living in a Swiss chalet. Or maybe lounging on a Yacht in Monaco, South of France, sipping the Martinis. What do you think?
SalonSpotter: Sounds amazing!!! Let’s talk the Queen of Pop. Do you have an opinion about Madonna? Is she an iconic female archetype or is she just an ageing pop star? Or both?
Pandemonia: Without doubt Madonna is a cultural icon. Throughout her career Madonna has constantly challenged the public’s perception of herself and the representation of other woman. Her public identity defies male control. She asserts herself as a subject, rather than an object. Madonna is the one that calls the shots.
Few woman have had such a wide ranging influence. She has played a significant role in developing the identity of the modern independent woman.
SalonSpotter: Do you have a dark side?
Pandemonia: I did experiment with going brunette. My hair looked lifeless more chocolate than brunette. I felt deflated so I treated myself by going blonde again. Which goes to show blondes do have more fun.
For full article go to SalonSpotter.
Related articles. Pandemonia goes to the hair dressers
A few weeks ago, we ran a story about 80′s pop stars and a celebrity cartoon inspired guest at the Pam Hogg show for London Fashion Week. This above photo was attached to the story featuring the 7 foot tall post modern plastic and latex pop artist known as simply “Pandemonia”. We instantly became fascinated by her. She’s a statement between pop culture/fine art/celebrity/fashion and of course a great sense of humour. Her genius is that unlike the archetypal socialite blonde she emulates, Pandemonia will never age. Additionally, she is the humanized version of the plasticized world of advertising we live in. We thought it would be a great idea to contact Pandemonia and ask her a few questions about life, love and art! Here’s how our conversation went!!
Pandemonia with Paloma Faith: PR PhotosSalonSpotter: Most recently your hair color is a stunning shade of platinum blonde with low lights. It’s so beautiful. We’ve seen you sporting a more golden tone in the past as well as fiery red. What made you decide to go all the way platinum?
Pandemonia: Pam Hogg, the fashion designer (Editors Note: Pam Hogg sports bright yellow hair), always said I was a rivalling her hair. When she invited me to her fashion show I thought, I’d give her a break. I changed my hair colour. I went one better I went platinum blonde. You know I think its working for me.
SalonSpotter: Going Platinum blonde can be harsh on the hair…do you have any beauty tricks for those who are thinking of going super light without damaging their hair?
Pandemonia: Yes it is hard on your roots. I’ve got my own secret recipe for giving my hair that lustrous bounce. In a word its…. Helium. It really gives it that lift and bounce you need.
SalonSpotter: Let’s talk about the style of your hair. You seem to love wearing it with a side swept fringe and flipped at the bottom which is super sexy. Would you ever wear a short bob?
Pandemonia: I’m glad you noticed that. The bob is sexy but I think the fringe is more feminine. I always liked that wind swept look. Its so dynamic, its like the wind of opportunity is blowing through it. Body and movement are things I always build into my hair. It’s all about aspiration. Its important to have things for people to look at.
SalonSpotter: In your opinion, what does a woman’s hair say about her?
Pandemonia: Power! Its an extension of yourself. It’s the first thing people see, its all performance. You know Samson had all his strength in his hair. And It can take years off you.
SalonSpotter: What do you think of celebrity today?
Pandemonia: Celebrity is a machine. Its all about selling product – lifestyle etc.
SalonSpotter: What do you think of plastic surgery?
Pandemonia: Everything’s plastic these days. I simply went the full way. Going totally glossy is the next logical step in perfection. It’s the ultimate packaging! I’ve got that shiny, new you, look.
SalonSpotter: Snowy seems like such a happy dog. Does he love fashion?
Pandemonia: Is Snowy Happy? Of course he is… he’s on Gas! He loves everything especially fashion.
SalonSpotter: Who is the ultimate male counterpart for Pandemonia? Does Pandemonia fall in love?
Pandemonia: I’m always asked this. Who is Pandemonia’s other? Pandemonia is like an open sentence. Free and single I say, but Pandemonia falls in love all too easily so you never know.
SalonSpotter: In 2033, what will Pandemonia be doing?
Pandemonia: No doubt retiring in some Tax haven. Let me see, hot or cold? I could be taking in the Mountain Airs living in a Swiss chalet. Or maybe lounging on a Yacht in Monaco, South of France, sipping the Martinis. What do you think?
SalonSpotter: Sounds amazing!!! Let’s talk the Queen of Pop. Do you have an opinion about Madonna? Is she an iconic female archetype or is she just an ageing pop star? Or both?
Pandemonia: Without doubt Madonna is a cultural icon. Throughout her career Madonna has constantly challenged the public’s perception of herself and the representation of other woman. Her public identity defies male control. She asserts herself as a subject, rather than an object. Madonna is the one that calls the shots.
Few woman have had such a wide ranging influence. She has played a significant role in developing the identity of the modern independent woman.
SalonSpotter: Do you have a dark side?
Pandemonia: I did experiment with going brunette. My hair looked lifeless more chocolate than brunette. I felt deflated so I treated myself by going blonde again. Which goes to show blondes do have more fun.
For full article go to SalonSpotter.
Related articles. Pandemonia goes to the hair dressers
Monday, 21 February 2011
Pam Hogg
Far from the madding crowd
When 20th Febuary 2011
Location 16 Mercer s, London ON/OFF
Celebs
Boy George, Duggie Fields, Jaime Winstone, Elaine Winstone, Matt Smith, Paloma Faith, Pandemonia, Roisin Murphy, Siouxsie Sioux & Dr Who
Pandemonia spotted at Pams show Photo Diane Pernet
Style break down.
Hair - Inflatable platinum blonde with added low lights
Sun Glasses – Black plastic glasses
Clothes – Cartoon black dress
Shoes – Black peephole stilettos
Acessories - Red scarf and matching gloves
Puppy – Matching Inflatable pet
The Gossip
Photo mrpaparazzi
Paloma's heard of Pandemonia “like all the way from Japan!... The word is out!”
The Fashion
Pam Hogg shows some 20 designs. Ranging from tailored coats, cat suits, dresses and ball gowns.
Dramatic crow hats and leather harness
Pandemoia admires the wood cut print cat suits.
Gorgeous ball gowns. This must be the best show of London Fashion week!
Go to Pam Hogg for more!
When 20th Febuary 2011
Location 16 Mercer s, London ON/OFF
Celebs
Boy George, Duggie Fields, Jaime Winstone, Elaine Winstone, Matt Smith, Paloma Faith, Pandemonia, Roisin Murphy, Siouxsie Sioux & Dr Who
Pandemonia spotted at Pams show Photo Diane PernetStyle break down.
Hair - Inflatable platinum blonde with added low lights
Sun Glasses – Black plastic glasses
Clothes – Cartoon black dress
Shoes – Black peephole stilettos
Acessories - Red scarf and matching gloves
Puppy – Matching Inflatable pet
The Gossip
Photo mrpaparazziPaloma's heard of Pandemonia “like all the way from Japan!... The word is out!”
The Fashion
Pam Hogg shows some 20 designs. Ranging from tailored coats, cat suits, dresses and ball gowns.
Dramatic crow hats and leather harness
Pandemoia admires the wood cut print cat suits.
Gorgeous ball gowns. This must be the best show of London Fashion week!
Go to Pam Hogg for more!
Tuesday, 26 October 2010
Telegraph Picture of the Day
Pictures of the day: 26 October 2010
Pandemonia and fashion designer Pam Hogg are pictured at the premiere of "The Commuter" in London. This short film was shot entirely on the new Nokia N8 mobile phone
The Telegraph
Pandemonia and fashion designer Pam Hogg are pictured at the premiere of "The Commuter" in London. This short film was shot entirely on the new Nokia N8 mobile phone
The Telegraph
Monday, 25 October 2010
The Commuter Party premier, McHenry Brothers
In a Red Latex dress Blond Bomb shell Pandemonia attends the, McHenry Brothers, film premier of The Commuter Party with her trusty friend Snowy, the white inflatable dog. Her yellow hair captured the Hollywood glamour of Veronica Lake.
Receiving full red carpet treatment at London's Aqua, Pandemonia was captured by Zimbo's co-founder and CEO Tony Mamone.
Photo Zimbo
She met many celebs including Pam Hogg, Hofit Golan, Brian Friedman, and shook hands and exchanged words with Pamela Anderson. Asked afterwards what she said, Pandemonia was reported to reply. “That's just between me and Pamela........ well.... she said, I want one of those”, pointing at Snowy, “and I want to be you!” Snowy looked bemused.
The Film was about the epic journey of Dev Petal trying to get to work; running from machine gun welding traffic warden Charles Dance, he has many adventures encountering Pamela Anderson and Bell Boy Ed Westwick. Shot in High Def on the new Nokia N8 mobile phone, the film had amazing clarity. Could the future of film making now be held in ones palm?
Please send in the photos.
More pohotos....
Richard Goldschmidt and Rex Features
Receiving full red carpet treatment at London's Aqua, Pandemonia was captured by Zimbo's co-founder and CEO Tony Mamone.
Photo Zimbo
She met many celebs including Pam Hogg, Hofit Golan, Brian Friedman, and shook hands and exchanged words with Pamela Anderson. Asked afterwards what she said, Pandemonia was reported to reply. “That's just between me and Pamela........ well.... she said, I want one of those”, pointing at Snowy, “and I want to be you!” Snowy looked bemused.
The Film was about the epic journey of Dev Petal trying to get to work; running from machine gun welding traffic warden Charles Dance, he has many adventures encountering Pamela Anderson and Bell Boy Ed Westwick. Shot in High Def on the new Nokia N8 mobile phone, the film had amazing clarity. Could the future of film making now be held in ones palm?
Nokia N8 Presents - "The Commuter" from Nokia HD on Vimeo.
Please send in the photos.
More pohotos....
Richard Goldschmidt and Rex Features
Wednesday, 22 September 2010
London Fashion Week September 2010
A week in Pictures, Pandemonia gadding around town.
Arriving at London Fashion Week 2010 for Charlie Le Mindu .
Pandemonia greets the press out side Kensington Palace .
Hanging out with Pam Hogg on the Yacht
Catching up with Anna Delo Russo in Hyde Park after the ACNE show.
Showing off her new hair at the ACNE fashion show she poses with Duncan Cambell.
Networking with European editor of International Fashion Calendar , Shelley Pick
Pandemonia hails a cab and exits London Fashion Week for this year.
Arriving at London Fashion Week 2010 for Charlie Le Mindu . 
Pandemonia greets the press out side Kensington Palace .
Hanging out with Pam Hogg on the Yacht
Catching up with Anna Delo Russo in Hyde Park after the ACNE show.
Showing off her new hair at the ACNE fashion show she poses with Duncan Cambell.
Networking with European editor of International Fashion Calendar , Shelley Pick 
Pandemonia hails a cab and exits London Fashion Week for this year.
Sunday, 19 September 2010
Pam hog To Kingdom Come
Arriving with yellow inflatable hair accompanied by Mark More.
Posing with Jamie Winston.
Ive seen that jacket before
Model wares one of Pams wood print catsuits.
VOGUE ITALIA
Who is that girl?
Halfway between a doll and a cartoon: who's that journalist in the front row at all the London Fashion shows?
Seated in the front row of all the main shows at London Fashion week, dressed in latex and wearing a doll mask over her face, a showy mane of blond hair and sometimes in the company of a white stuffed dog: everyone's wondering who this journalist really is.
She calls herself Pandemonia and defines herself as a post-modern artist and fashion blogger, with lots of followers on the internet, as well as journalist for the Daily Mail and The Independent. She attends all of the coolest fashion events - openings, runway shows - and recounts her impressions in short posts. Her tribute to fashion?
Re-interpreting designers' suggestions with her eccentric outfits, put together as if she were dressing a modern-day doll: wrapped in an electric blue dress covered with the British flag, or else a long, champagne-colored dress when the occasion calls for a more chic look. She communicates with her fans through Twitter as well -- for the moment she has "only" 150 followers, but we bet that her numbers are about to increase.
Marta Casadei
For more ... Vogue Italia
Monday, 22 February 2010
Pam Hogg: Valley of the Shaddow of Darkness
Pandemonia arrives at Pam Hoggs fashion show. Staying blond, she was dressed in her Union Jack latex dress and matching bag.
Siouxsie Sioux opened the show at Victoria House, Bloombsury. The show consisted of ruffs, catsuits and dresses. Strong empowering clothes with geometric and finely tailored lines. Vampish and modern.
Pandemonia particularly liked the gold dress and the one with small pockets on the front.
Photos Telegraph
www.smh.com.au
hotelfashionland
http://www.pandemonia99.com/
press@pandemonia99.com
Tuesday, 2 February 2010
Who's Jack
Who's Jack issue 33
page 65
Baked Beans & Champagne
candidate artist Pandemonia
words: Ruthie Holloway
image: Dafydd Jones
Pandemonia, if you've not met her before, Pandemonia is a life size blow up doll that actually walks and talks. All 7 feet of this inflatable beauty wears PVC head to toe, better than Michelle Pfeiffer as Catwoman, and all in the name of art. From her blonde plastic locks to her stockings, Pandemonia's plastic facade is, amongst many things an art concept, a disguise and most importantly the key tool she uses to make a statement about popular culture and commercialism as an artist.
Meeting Pandemonia, in a fantastical sense, is not far off the feeling you might get if you ever got the chance to enter a real cartoon world of fairytale kingdom. In an artistic sense it is intended that you are confronted by a parody of popular culture – plastic artificiality up close. “You are all surface and no substance,” she was once told. As As opposed to performance art, Pandemonia is the embodiment of her own art concept (a contemporary for Grayson Perry perhaps), as well as being a mobile advertisement for her own artistic statement: a reflection of a culture obsessed by celebrity and image.
So from whence did she come and when? Pandemonia appeared in London a few years ago and has been frequenting various art viewings, fashion shows and other events, where she will be noticed on the London scene. mixed reviews occur when people come across Pandemonia. “Every body I meet has a firm opinion of what I am and I can tell you, all their opinions are quite different,” she says. At a Damien Hurst private viewing, fashion designer Pam Hogg once remarked, “ At last! Someone is giving me some competition for my yellow hair!” whilst another onlooker commented that she “must be wearing a thin suit.” Now that would be an invention!” Pandemonia exclaims (And a very lucrative one were it to evolve I'm sure), Reflecting a satirical take on commercialism and a “paradox of fame and anonymity”, artist Pandemonia, is a most unforgettable, not to mention ageless sight to behold. Perhaps you think she is making a satirical comment about society obsessed with fame and image, or perhaps you think she is in fact, an ambassador for such a society. Either way, one thing is certain: if you ever get a glimpse of her, she will leave you with a lasting impression.
A fer Q and A's with Pandemonia:
What have been your most successful appearances or experiences?
Getting put into print. And putting Marlboro back in the Independent!
What is difficult about being Pandemonia?
Going through doors
What is your biggest ambition?
I want to do a floating sculpture show over Oxford Street as a temple of commercialism.
What do people say when they get to see the person behind the PVC-ness?
A lot of rumours get circulated about who Pandemonia is. In truth we all live behind masks and identities. Pandemonia is just the embodiment of an ideal. I could be any one.
www.pandemonia99.com
Who's Jack
Tuesday, 24 November 2009
Damien Hirst, Nothing Matters
Had a nice chat with Peter Blake, Pam Hogg , Robert and Marcus. Such a shame Roberts Dog couldn't come into the exhibition, it was so cold outside.
I found some photos from the night.Pandemonia and Lily Cole and
Amy Sacco attend the private view of Damien Hirst's latest exhibition 'Nothing Matters'', at the White Cube Gallery on November 24, 2009
Pandemonia chatting to Lily Cole
Pandemonia and Amy Sacco
I found some photos from the night.Pandemonia and Lily Cole and
Amy Sacco attend the private view of Damien Hirst's latest exhibition 'Nothing Matters'', at the White Cube Gallery on November 24, 2009
Pandemonia chatting to Lily Cole
Pandemonia and Amy Sacco
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