Open Cube

Open Cube
Curated by Adriano Pedrosa
12 July – 21 September 2013
White Cube Gallery - Mason's Yard

What with Indian summer engulfing the capital, Pandemonia and Snowy decided on a light summer wardrobe.

Then, they hopped in a taxi for White Cube gallery, Mason's Yard, for Open Cube, an exhibition curated by Adriano Pedrosa.

The place was heaving with the likes of photographer Mario Testino and multimedia artist Michael Petry, all clambering to view Adriano's selection of 17 artists.

Pandemonia and Snowy negotiated the steep stairs down to the basement in a pair of Vivienne Westwood high wedge heels. There, P&S were overwhelmed by the sheer height of Frank Ammerlaan's "Day's End," a passivated zinc-on-steel delight.



Then, they moved on to get close up of a Fay Nicolson digital print on silk, the sight of which sent Snowy into a dizzy spell. He'd had a flashback to London Fashion Week, recalling all those designers overkill on digital prints.

Snowy and Pandemonia continued on to the next exhibitor to take their fancy. This time, they stopped to contemplate Nicky Teegan's "Void," artwork composed of recycled VHS tapes woven over bent steel. "What super use of all those VHS videos lying dormant in the loft or shed," P observed.



As for the curator Adriano Pedrosa, who Pandemonia and Snowy discovered beneath his very relaxed, understated wardrobe, he is a thought-provoking person. When they caught up with Adriano for a chat at the gallery reception, the conversation came to an abrupt end when an army of diehard art fans poured through the entrance, forcing Pandemonia and Snowy to veer away into adjoining ground-floor exhibition space.



Here, they encountered Charlie Dutton and Kate Saffin, who were enjoying the whole spectacle. This dynamic duo confessed, "We are the owners of Charlie Dutton Gallery." Kate embraced the moment and got to grips with Snowy, while Charlie invited both P&S to become Facebook pals. "And why not?" thought P&S, "They're fun."



On their way to the exit door, P&S were momentarily stopped from getting some fresh air and cooling off by artist manager and all-around connector Clea Irving.



Clea went into professional overdrive and escorted P&S out to the makeshift gallery-sponsored bar. At the bar, Pandemonia and Snowy were introduced by Clea to fellow artist Frank Ammerlaan. Pandemonia & Snowy congratulated Frank on his splendid DE and said, "We look forward to your next show."



Turning away from the bar, P&S spotted artist Henry Krokatsis propped up against the wall. Henry let it slip, "I'm working on another public work of art, and I'd like you to come to the launch." Pandemonia replied, "We'd be delighted."



They weaved their way to Duke Street, and on the pavement, they ran into artist Adam Waymouth, whom they last encountered at the Baku London cellar bar launch party with his doggie. Today, P recognised a fellow dog owner's forlorn look and duly handed him Snowy for a little cuddle.



Next, Pandemonia hailed a cab, and as P&S made a move to get in, two youngsters raced up and said, "We are from Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, and we've never seen anything like you two. Please, may we have our picture taken?" P&S graciously agreed.
Then, P&S waved them goodbye from the taxi and sped off home to catch up on some bedtime reading.

photo/copy: Stephen Mahoney

ARRRGH! Monsters in Fashion Paris

Pandemonia attends the opening of Arrrgh! Monsters in Fashion
13 February to 7 April 2013
Gaite Lyrique, Paris



Based on an original idea by Vassilis Zidianakis, ARRRGH! Monsters in Fashion is the first international exhibition on character design in fashion and art. Characters are abstract, reduced figures with a strong anthropomorphic appeal and bold graphical silhouette. Participating designers and artists reshape the human body and reveal a new universe full of dreams, nightmares and hybrid creatures.

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HAVEN’T YOU HEARD? LONDON’S LATEST IT-GIRL IS THREE YEARS OLD (SHE WAS BORN IN 2009 AT A TRACEY EMIN SHOW AT THE WHITE CUBE GALLERY), 7 FEET TALL AND HAS THE CHICLY SUPERMODEL-ESQUE PROPORTIONS OF 35-25-34. WHO IS SHE? PANDEMONIA PANECEA, A CONCEPTUAL ARTIST WHOSE ART MIRRORS POPULAR CULTURE, LIFESTYLE AND CELEBRITY. “I CHOSE AN UNORTHODOX ROOT TO PRESENT MY WORK AND IDEAS,” SAYS THE BREATHY VOICED, LATEX CLAD BOMBSHELL. “I CONSTRUCTED A CELEBRITY AND INFILTRATED PANDEMONIA’S IMAGE BACK INTO THE MAINSTREAM MEDIA. MY WORK GETS EXHIBITED IN THE VERY SAME GLOSSY MAGAZINES I GET MY INSPIRATION FROM AND THESE MAGAZINES ALSO PROVIDE A READY-MADE AUDIENCE FOR MY WORK.” BY ROBERT BARR

TAKING A BREAK FROM HER GRUELING SCHEDULE OF SILKSCREENING SELF PORTRAITS AND SCHMOOZING WITH LONDON’S BOLDFACED NAMES LIKE STELLA MCCARTNEY, NATALIA VODIANOVA AND AGYNESS DEYN, THIS LIVING WORK OF ART AND FASHION SHOW HABITUÉ WAS KIND ENOUGH TO PAUSE EVER SO BRIEFLY AND ANSWER A FEW QUESTIONS. MEET YOUR NEW INSPIRATION.

Does Pandemonia have a birthday? If so, what’s her star sign?
The biggest star of them all: Leo!
How often does Pandemonia take Snowy for a walk?
The only walk Snowy gets is down the red carpet.
Paper or plastic?
Plastic any time. Plastic is forever.
Do blondes really have more fun?
Yes! Especially platinum blondes with blonde highlights.
Pandemonia has spoken about the importance of packaging vs. content. What does she think about the Hollywood star system and its reliance on packaging (beauty) vs. content (talent)?
Packaging is the first rule of marketing. First impressions that count - that “puts bums on seats.”
How does Pandemonia like to relax on the rare evening she’s not being drowned in paparazzi flashbulbs?
Bubble bath.
What comes to Pandemonia’s mind when she hears the words ‘red carpet’?
“Snowy -Walkies”, time to shake off those pounds.
What does Pandemonia wear to bed?
Pandemonia never goes to bed.
What was the first thing Pandemonia did when she woke up this morning?
Oh, you know... the usual things, pump up my hair.
What was the last thing Pandemonia bought at the corner store?
A puncture repair kit.
What does Pandemonia wear for a quick run to the corner store?
Pandemonia doesn't do corner store – that's what staff are for.
Beverly Hills or Bel Air?
Bel Air, they have such smooth cars.
Has Pandemonia visited Hollywood? If not, when is she planning to make her debut?
Not yet! As soon as an invite lands on her bureau, she will be on her way.
What is Pandemonia’s signature perfume?
“Pandemonium” It’s my own range.
What is Pandemonia’s favorite book?
Her social diary.
Does Pandemonia have a favorite TV show? If so, what is it?
Penelope Pitstop. She's the "Glamour Gal of the Gas Pedal". That dame can get out of any bind.
When Pandemonia next hits L.A. are there any actors/actresses/directors she’d definitely like to meet?
David Lynch, Terry Gilliam, Tim Burton
What’s Pandemonia’s favorite film?
“The Blow Up”, by Michelangelo Antonioni
Who is Pandemonia’s favorite artist?
Yayoi Kusama, I love her Louis Vuitton handbags.
What is the definition of ‘Post Pop’?
Post Pop Art is Art that interacts with popular culture. Unlike Pop art that glorifies it.
What song always gets Pandemonia on her feet and dancing?
I love vinyl. Plastic Beach – the Gorillas.
Can Pandemonia sing? If so, would she ever consider recording a single?
With the right equipment anyone can sing.
What is Pandemonia’s signature alcoholic beverage?
Vintage Champagne! The bubbles go straight to my head.
Who is Pandemonia’s favorite cartoon character?
Herself.
Does Pandemonia have any bad habits?
Daydreaming.
Who are Pandemonia’s favorite fashion designers?
At the moment it’s Vivienne Westwood. She designed the Angolomanina range for Melissa Shoes. I love plastic shoes, they are so me.
Does Pandemonia have a favourite actress, alive or dead, who’s inspired her look? If so who (and why them)?
Veronica Lake. Actually, its her “Cheese cake hair” I love, it upstages everything including herself.
A very Hollywood question: how is Pandemonia maintaining her impeccable figure?
At both Jimmy Choo and Steve Lazarides’ posh dinners I kept to the breadsticks. My advice to your readers: “Long and thin food keeps you slim”
What do you envision yourself wearing on your first Academy Awards Red Carpet?
Something that would rise above everyone else - a white inflated helium dress?
Will Pandemonia be nominated? If so, in what category?
Best Hair!
Has Hollywood come knocking at Pandemonia’s door with film offers? What sort of role would entice her to the silver screen?
It would have to be one of those classic two-dimensional film roles. No difficult dialogue, more of a support to the main actor. The perfect celluloid actress.
What are Pandemonia’s thoughts on plastic surgery?
Actions speak louder than words. I went the whole way.
Tanning: yes or no?
I say, “stay covered up”. That's why my skin is so wrinkle free.
Where was Pandemonia’s most recent holiday?
Bermuda! Its a great place to disappear.
Is Pandemonia open to modeling gigs/product endorsements? If so, what sort of products does she dream of endorsing?
This summer I've been modelling for, Harper's Bazaar, Viva Moda and Baku fashion magazine. I dream of endorsing L'Oreal. I am a fan of their Ultimate blond campaign.
Is Pandemonia the type of girl who would consider posing for Playboy?
Yes! As long as I could do it with my clothes on.
We all know gentlemen prefer blondes. What sort of gentlemen prefer Pandemonia?
Tall, handsome affluent ones.
Finally, what does ‘glamour’ mean to Pandemonia?
Life style! Glossy, self-assured and luxurious sophistication.

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Pandemonia Blonde Curls at London Fashion Week 2011

Full article with images Demotix

Pop artist Pandemonia showed off her Platinum blonde curls with a side sweep at London Fashion Week as she visited Fred Butler Spring/Summer 2012 collection presentation at Somerset House. United Kingdom. 18th September 2011

Pandemonia at the Fred Butler show

The 7 foot tall plastic and latex pop artist, known as "Pandemonia", showed off her dynamic hairdo of a super sized beehive, that looks like a perfect ice cream cone from behind, and her stunning Platinum blonde curls at London Fashion Week 2011.

The secret recipe of its lustrous celebrity style bounce is supposed to be Helium.

Pandemonia chatting with Susie Bubble

The guest, who is hard to miss and provokes quite a reaction form the audience, has gone from London Fashion Week crasher to a celebrity guest in three seasons. Pop artist behind the concept made first public apperance as Pandemonia at Tracey Emin show at the White Cube in 2009. Identity behind the mask remains a secret as it is part of the concept. "We all hide behind masks of identity at some time; both in the real and the virtual world," - said Pandemonia in her interview by Stylist magazine.

Pandemonia changes her outfits and hair style from one show to another, but she always stays her very own celebrity - slim, tall, glossy, forever young and, of course, famous.

News and photos by Eugenie Absalom.

A chat with Marco Santaniello

Milan-based pop artist and fashion designer, Marco Santaniello, chats with Pandemonia about the work he has been inspired to create based on the living art piece.
 
Work by Marco Santaniello is being currently being exhibited Combines XL Gallery, Milan and will be on show at PHILLIPS LOUNGE, Montreal- Canada, in next September.
 

Pandemonia: How did you hear about my work

Marco Santaniello: I’m a big fan of the Internet world, so during my searching I found you through one of my Twitter contacts. I found your art absolutely new, contemporary, amazing and colorful, so really in-line with my POP VIEW.
 

P: I’m Flattered. Tell me about your work.
 
MS: I started by doing Pop Art-style Portraits of fashion bloggers and when they put my images on their Facebook and Twitter profiles, I saw that, at a first sight, I could make a really new kind of Pop art. Probably influenced by my love for the Rubik’s Cube, I created my “trademark”- the rainbow behind every portrait. We are all beautiful; we’re all superstars with my wall behind.

Fashion bloggers Terence Sambo, Stefano Guerrini and Chicmuse

 
P: Do you think social media will make the role for conventional superstars change?
 
MS: I do think Social Media is so good for characters and new-born superstars like us. For too many years people like us suffered because there was no way to be noticed except television and magazines. Now, one has a chance. If he or she lives under a bridge, if you’re really talented today, and of course if you’re good at doing some viral marketing of yourself, you do will get noticed. That’s why we’re talking about PoP art today.
 

P: So you’re a Pop Artist, What does Pop mean to you?
 
MS: I don’t really think, as many artists do, that making art must have a specific “strange and mysterious “ meaning. I think Art could be a causality or just something that could grow up in a natural way. Anyway, I think that Pop Art must be an available thing not just for a “lobby” of intellectual people but I want to create a new form of communication between the Artist, me in this case, and the person who wants to have one of my pieces.
 
 
P: I'm so flattered that you drew a picture of me. Can you tell me about the image?
 
MS: Well, I decided to make your pop portrait mainly for the reason I gave you before. I found you fantastic and really interesting. Your image definitely caught my imagination. So here we are now talking about Pop. I love really new things, I always try to make something new. Also in my fashion design, as u may know I created the T-skirt, my fashion patent, a t-shirt that u have to wear upside-down; the result is a sort of Turkish trousers.
 
 
P: How do you chose your subjects, what's the criteria.
 
MS: I’m a pacific anarchist in life and also when I decide what to do or what to make, so all my choices just come in my minds in a moment, then I create.

 
P: What is a pacific anarchist?

MS: My brain is really wild, totally anarchist and I love the activism, but the word has negative connotations, that’s why I decided to put the word Pacific before it – I’m about peace & love.
 
P: Who's your favorite pop star?
 
MS: It might sounds common but I kind of love what
Andy Warhol did at that time and I’ve always been fascinated by his idea of The Factory. Anyway, he made many “mistakes”, I’m talking about the fact that at the end he created more a drugs community then a real factory, but It was just Genius.
 

P: That was decades ago now, is pop art still relevant? Does it have a different role or is it still very much the same?

MS: You know, When Pop Art happened, it was 1956 - such a different period from now. Of course at that time it was a superb surprise but people didn’t get it for a long time. Is really far too easy to fall in the cliché Andy Warhol, Liechtenstein,etc. for pop artists nowadays, but I think we’re finding new kind of Pop Art.

To see more of Marco Santaniello go to www.marcosantaniello.com

Edited by Laura Havlin

Zeitgeist

Larger Than Life
An Interview With Pandemonia
April 5th 2011



A permanent fixture on the front row, Pandemonia is top of the list for fashion invitations and high profile industry events. Glamourous and ageless, her unique style, infamous inflated locks, and colourful personality have sky rocketed her to fashion fame, and lead to countless appearances in blogs, television programmes and glossy publications.

I caught up with the 7ft blonde bombshell and post pop, conceptual artist Pandemonia to talk about fame, fashion and what it's like to be full of hot air.


Miss Pandemonia, you have become something of an international "It" girl in the fashion community. What publications have you been interviewed for and featured in?
I've been in all sorts, let me see… iD, Vogue, Vanity fair, The Sunday Times, Grazia, Ponystep and many more, not to mention the blogs. Even when some magazines only print an image and few words, my work still communicates loud and clear. They say an image paints a thousand words and lucky for me I print well.

What's the most fabulous event you've attended or been invited to?
That's a hard question as I've been to so many. My favourite was the Acne fashion show at Kensington Palace last year. It was very grand. Someone posted a brilliant picture of me greeting the press, it totally captured the occasion.

What's the weirdest?
Weirdest... hmm let me see. Momentarily chatting to Pamela Anderson at the film premier of 'The Commuter Party.' It was a bit like looking in the mirror.

I saw you on the front row of many London Fashion Week shows. Which was your favourite collection for Autumn/Winter '11?
You noticed me? I did make it to several of the shows this year. My favourite was Pam Hogg's, Ziad Ghanem was a close second though. I really like Pam’s style and the music carried it well. My favourite show of all time was Charlie Le Mindu's collection from last September.

Which trends will you be embracing?
“Fake Chic” its my cartoon couture trend.

I recently saw an interview with Dolly Parton where she said she wouldn't leave the house, even if she was being rushed to the hospital, without lipstick and a wig. You always look so fabulously put together, do you ever have days when you dress down?
Good for Dolly! I'm what they call a “ready made,” my lips are stuck on and my hair's always buoyant. Image is everything, it's so important to keep up appearances. You should see my wardrobe it's very extensive. I have something for every occasion.

Being as your favourite fabric is latex, do you find it hot in the summer months? Where's your favourite place to go on vacation?
I like the Alps, the air is so fresh. In those hot summer months its cool enough up their to keep your head on straight.

Do you prefer a one piece or two piece?
At the moment I prefer a one piece, its more elegant. I think a two piece can be a bit fussy. It depends on whether you have the figure for it.

Pandemonia's style is so imaginative and innovative, do you ever see fellow admirers copying your look?
I haven't met anyone copying me yet, although I am sure there are some trying. My work is very distinctive and the concept unique. Physically it's hard to reproduce because my patterns are so complex and there aren't many people with my stature. Pandemonia’s larger than life.

You have experimented with several different hair colours in the past. As a fellow blonde I have to ask, since going platinum have you attracted more attention and, of course, had much more fun?
I think there's a direct correlation between the lightness of your hair and the amount of fun you have. I'm sure you have noticed that when you get photographed the blonde’s stand out and the brunettes, well, just fade into the background. All the top Hollywood actress’s were blonde too you know.

Miss Pandemonia is everywhere! Can we expect to see you attending Paris Fashion Week soon, or better yet on the runway?
Pandemonia loves Paris, Sadly I was just too busy to attend the shows this year. As far as strutting down the catwalk myself I say why do the runway, when everyone can see you all the time on the front row?

You've mentioned on your blog that one of your dreams was to have an art studio on the seaside in France. Is that still your dream?
Yes I would like that so much. You know the south of France is real Poodle Country. Maybe I could also go into breeding pedigree dogs too. Snowy needs a friend.

What plans do you have for the future?
I am working on my art exhibition. It’s going to be a blend of modern art, fashion and satire. We are finalising dates of this September. You must come!



Origional article Zeitgeist.
Words by Tracy Kawalik
Images courtesy of Paul Paul Persky and Pandemonia

UK Coffee Week

Where: Grand Ballroom. The Langham
When: 5^th April
Drinks: Hardy s wine.
Champaign supplied by Xerox
Cocktails: "Coffail" Russian Standard Vodka
Dress Code - Glamorous Cocktail Attire

Pandemonia has a Coffee Cocktails at the Langham and catches up on all the gossip with hair dresser to The Queen , Ian Carmichael.

The Gossip: “No mention of the blue rinse.”, Pandemonia commented.

Style break down.

Hair - Inflatable Platinum blonde.
Dress – Chevron cartoon rubber dress.
Shoes – Plastic mules
Accessories - Black gloves & plastic sunglasses.
Puppy – Inflatable pet

The Event.

Exclusive Red Carpet event in the majestic Grand Ballroom of The Langham, Hotel London. Courtesy of the Allegra Foundation and United Coffee, guests were invited to this special event to raise awareness for Project Waterfall, and the launch of the official charity song ‘Coffee’. Performed by amazing new artist Sam Smith - Also in support for Comic Relief.

Notable guests included.

Sharon Marshall, Louis Mariette, Pandemonia, Ian Carmicheal, Anthony Papas, Lord and Lady Rosie Roberts Davidson, Lizzie Cundy, Nick Ede, Julian Bennett, Lewis-Duncan Weedon and Leee John Singer.

The Charity.

Project Waterfall in partnership with Wateraid, will provide clean water to coffee-producing countries in Africa where UK Coffee Week aims to raise £1million to make a life-changing difference to up to 100,000 people.

Photos Piers Allardyce

Great British Hair Dresser

Episode 4: Monday 21st March E4
Great British Hair Dresser


Caught on television

“high fashion and art often blur
and shocking images are regularly used
to make a statement”

17.39 Fleeting glimpse of Pandemonia.

Spotted next to Anna Trevelyan and Charlie Le Mindu, Pandemonia attends the Iris Van Herpen Fashion show.


Style break down

Hair - Inflatable blonde
Clothes – Green cartoon dress
Shoes – Glass mules.
Bag – Yellow Pandemonia shopping bag.
Accessories - White black gloves
Other Bag - Dotty

The Model Agency

Episode 3: Wednesday 09 Mar 2011 10pm on Channel 4 The Model Agency


Pandemonia's first Television Début.

Caught on C4's 'The Model Agency' outside Kensington Palace going to the Acne fashion show SS 2010.


See Pandemonia on 4oD Grey latex number, inflatable blonde hair skip to 31:53



Style Brake Down

Hair - Inflatable blonde
Clothes – Gray silver dress with red hem.
Shoes – Matching red and grey mules.
Bag – Red and grey inflatable chevron
Accessories - Matching red gloves
Other bag - Dotty


The Model Agency

This new series goes inside the offices of Premier Model Management to reveal the realities of life in the world's most glamorous industry

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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

PPQ Fashion Show

London Fashion Week 2011 PPQ Fashion show, Summerset house.



Pandemonia arrives at PPQ. Photo stylebrity

Style break down.

Hair - Inflatable platinum blonde with added low lights
Sun Glasses - Black plastic.
Dress - Green knee length pencil dress
Bag – Dotty.
Shoes - Plastic mules
Puppy – Matching Inflatable pet

The Celebs

Celebrities included Jamie Winstone, Lois Winstone, Roberts Paloma Faith, Pandemopnia, Keisha Buchanan Nicola, Jo Wood, Jodie Harsh, Melanie Blatt,Laura Whitmore, Leah Weller and Natt Weller.

Meting actress Jamie Winston, dressed in PPQ, Pandemonia shows off her pet dog Snowy and posed for the cameras again.



Photos www.isopix.be

The Show



The PPQ show comprised of short dresses with 'scissor' cuts. Big heart shaped hangers on the necklaces, ruffles on top of the over the knee boots and blocked high heeled shoes, browns and greys. Tall Pope like hats that wouldn't look pout of place in the Vatican . Kitty cat hats.


More photos. Rex Features

'I The God' blog Interview

Pandemonia gets interviewed on 'I The God' blog by Hayden Kays's

What is your name? How old are you?

Pandemonia. Age.. I'm ageless

What value do you think your art offers art?

I'm a good story

If you were a shape which would you be?

A Star

If you could speak any language which would you choose?

The language of money. Money makes the world go round.


Can you quickly list five words that rhyme with latex?

Gee that's a tough one let me see.... semtex, Xray Spex, playtex, pay tax....
Oh I just can't think of any more.


Do you consider yourself to be an honest person?

I'm 'Totally Fake', that's an honest admission. Does that make me honest?

Would you prefer to be loved or hated because of the art you produce?

Well I'd prefer to be loved but I'll settle for any strong emotional response. It better to be something than to be nothing.


Tell me something you like?

Spaghetti

Where do you work?
on the Red Carpet

Ask yourself a question and answer it.

What makes a good story?

Well you have to do something really different like get married, have some kids or lose some weight or die - to be good copy.

Gilbert & George. The Urethra Postcards Pictures

Pandemonia attends the Gilbert & George Private View 13th Jan 2011 White Cube Gallery, Mason's Yard, London.

Arriving with fashion designer Bert Clayton, Pandemonia was dressed all in gray and red with her trademark inflatable yellow hair. Guests included Tracey Emin, Stephen Fry, J Jopling, Bianca Jagger, Courtney Love and Alan Yentob. Drinks sponsored by Japanes Asahie beer.


Photo by Richard Wolff

National Icons Gilbert & George present...

The Urethra Postcards Pictures

The series comprises of 564 pictures, 155 pictures are on display at Mason's Yard.

The work wryly celebrates Englishness in the form of post cards of London attractions and its titillations. Could this be the pleasure principal?

United in their composition, 'Urethra Postcard Pictures' constitutes 13 cloned postcards set against a geometric take on a urethra. Each of the postcards, in trademark patriotic form, feature the Union Jack alongside an advert for sexual services.

Meeting Gilbert & George Pandemonia commented that it was a very large show. The Duo nodded in agreement.

For every ones clarification Gilbert is the smaller one and George is the taller one.



Pandemonia was seen to be leaving with her own Gilbert & George

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Gilbert & George: The Urethra Postcard Art of Gilbert & George
14 Jan—19 Feb 2011
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Ona Dnes

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Cindy Kerberova from Czech national paper, Ona Dnes, interviews Pandemonia.

“I am a product. My product is an idea, you either buy into the concept or not. I see myself as a story and news media needs stories. The best way to get into mass media, is to be that story.”

Pandemonia tells all to Cindy...


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Czech newspaper article Ona Dnes

Alex Reid, Katie Price and Pandemonia?

Getting snapped at the Terence Trout party, Pandemonia gets caught up in the tabloids. Could this be the beginning of a 'menage a trois' scandal?


THE SUN - Alex's Air Head Page 4

Whilst Katie Price is away in LA getting her hair done. Pandemonia gets caught on camera with hubby, Alex Reid. Even by Pandemonias standards flying to LA to get your hair done is a bit extreme. “Katie you should try my hairdresser, Children of Vision, its so much closer. I went there the other week” Pandamonia commented.





Who's your new blonde dolly, Alex?

PLAYBOY Alex Reid fuels marriage-split speculation by cosying up to a blonde airhead behind Kate Price’s back. DAILY STAR Page 7

Find out what really happened at the
Terence Trout Party

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Terence Trout .

About Town on a Wednesday night.

Pandemonia goes to the Terence Trout Party in Mayfair.

Held at the Jack Barclay / Bentley Show room, Pandemonia arrives in her classic blue dress and blonde inflatable hair.

A fashion show of the 2011 collection of Terence Trout bespoke suits was put on to the sounds of James Bond. Models showed off both classic and modern suits sharp cuts.




On arrival Pandemonia is greeted by the host, Stephen Williams.
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And then bumps into non other than “Party princess” Zoe Griffin




The girls, share a glass of the lovely Piper Heidsieck Champagne . Pandemonia poses with actress Jo Emma Larvin and one of the models.





Spying Alex Reid alone, Pandemonia whispers in his ear. What did they talk about? “Oh nothing..." She said, "that's just between me and him.” Its lucky Katie Price wasn't about.

Photo by Ferrarini



Supper Club put on the after show entertainment with acrobats and the amazing Empress Stah




Later Stephen Changed in to another of his Terence Trout suits so they had to pose again for the camera.

Photo by Joe Alvarez

On leaving it was heard that Pandemonia was going to yet another party in Notting hill gate. What a night....

Read what the tabloids had to say about the night.