The White Canvas Project was a concept created by street wear label Supreme Being which encourages artists to branch out from the traditional 'White Canvas' and to create on the often ignored immediate surroundings and everyday used objects.
This summer the brand bought together 11 artists to translate their styles on to vintage collectables and other household items including EndoftheLine's Jim Vision.
The exhibition was hosted by EndoftheLine & Supreme Being and also teamed up with homeless charity Emmaus Cambridge, who we donated 10% of all proceeds to.
It ran from the 11th Oct - 17th in the heart of Shoreditch. All artists involved were Guy Mckinley, Sandra Dieckmann, Memuco, Will Barass, Chase, Mr Penfold, Bue the Warrior, Blaine Fontana, David Walker, Sheone & Jim Vision.
For full photos and more information from the event, see EndoftheLine Blog
This summer the brand bought together 11 artists to translate their styles on to vintage collectables and other household items including EndoftheLine's Jim Vision.
The exhibition was hosted by EndoftheLine & Supreme Being and also teamed up with homeless charity Emmaus Cambridge, who we donated 10% of all proceeds to.
It ran from the 11th Oct - 17th in the heart of Shoreditch. All artists involved were Guy Mckinley, Sandra Dieckmann, Memuco, Will Barass, Chase, Mr Penfold, Bue the Warrior, Blaine Fontana, David Walker, Sheone & Jim Vision.
For full photos and more information from the event, see EndoftheLine Blog
