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Wednesday, 6 April 2011

Debut Contemporary

Pandemonia attends Art Gallery opening in London's fashionable Notting Hill Gate.

THE JENNIE & JESSIE GUNHAMMAR LUPUS TRUST
Charity Auction of artworks curated by Samir Ceric.


Where: Debut Contemporary, Notting Hill Gate.
When: 6th of April

Debut ContemporaryWooing the public, Pandemonia poses for photographs.

Debut Contemporary
Getting interviewed she talks about her forth coming sculpture show.


Style break down.

Hair - Inflatable platinum blonde with added low lights
Sun Glasses – Black plastic glasses.
Clothes – Cartoon blue dress
Shoes – Blue plastic mules
Puppy – Matching Inflatable pet

Thursday, 4 March 2010

From Floor to Sky

From floor to sky

Attending the Private view of a major British sculpture exhibition “From Floor to Sky” in Londons Ambika P3 gallery. Pandemonia was seen with her trade mark yellow inflatable hair dressed in her pop art cartoon dress. The dress was royal blue with faux white reflection stripes created in 2007.

The Show curated by Peter Kardia brought to gather British sculptures form over the last 40 years.
Pandemonia

Given a guided VIP tour of the show from the sculpture students of London's highly acclaimed St Martins college. Pandemonia saw various pieces of work including a thermally insulated house sinking into lava, time based plaster rings with trees growing through them and a reconstructed forest of wood.


Pandemonia particularly liked the holographic tables it was a pity someone used one of them as a coffee table.

Photos sent in by Marc Abe
email: press@pandemonia99.com

From Floor To Sky

Pandemonia's website

Saturday, 20 February 2010

J. Maskrey Autumn "Pleasure" Winter collection

Pandemonia
London Fashion Week 20/02/2010 Victoria House, Bloomsbury Square London.

Attending the J Maskrey show Pandemonia was given a front row seat. Going blond again, in her trade mark yellow inflatable hair she was dressed in a chic blue pop art dress and matching mules. Her faith full companion, inflatable lap dog, Snowy accompanied her.

Inspired by the "Mask of Fu Man Chu" the show captured the criminal eastern mystical. The collection included knits, sequins and crochet. All in classic black incorporating highly detailed diamonds and sequins. The range included skirts shawls, hats, attachable glittering yakuza styled tattoos, fan head pieces and chiffon dresses. leggings jewel encrusted like the night sky. All set in a magnificent production and ravishing sound scape of the oriental gong.

Pandemonia said the show was stunning and Snowy gives it the nod of approval too.

One mystery remains unsolved, where did Philip Sallon disappear to with with that big rock he picked up and where will it turn up next?

photos by Wenn

more photos YSHlondon.com

Earlier that day at the Iris Van Herpen show

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