Photos of the private view here

Some people from Maidstone visited the show, and made
this video in an attempt to compete with X Factor.

We are pleased to announce that disagreements with the gallery over the staging of the show Stuckist Clowns Doing Their Dirty Work have now been resolved and the show will be running till Friday 3 September. The gallery have agreed to display Paul Harvey's painting of Charles Saatchi in the window.

The show goes on: see Newcastle Journal (28.8.10) and Coxsoft (27.8.10).

For the back story see Dow Jones Financial News (26.8.10), Daily Mail (7th item) (26.8.10), Coxsoft (26.8.10), Spoonfed (25.8.10), Evening Standard (24.8.10) Philippa Adams, Senior Director, Saatchi Gallery, emailed us, "Charles Saatchi is presently away, but I can confirm he would not have any problem with Paul Harvey's painting being displayed."

See also Facebook page.

Permanent page for the show here.

"the antithesis of the continuing vogue for high-concept pseudo-theoretical claptrap." - Spoonfed Stuckist Clowns Doing Their Dirty Work Artspace Galleries 18 Maddox Street, Mayfair, London W1S 1PL Gallery tel: 0207 993 2721. Stuckist tel: 0208 8343 4282 or 07779 303885. 23 Aug - 3 Sept 2010 Open Mon-Sat 10.30 am - 7 pm Closed Bank Holiday, 30 Aug Tube: Oxford Circus Paintings by artists including Ella Guru, Paul Harvey, Joe Machine, Charles Thomson, Eamon Everall, Mark D, Philip Absolon, Peter Murphy, Chris Yates, Jane Kelly, Edgeworth Johnstone, Shelley Li, John Bourne, Jacqueline Jones, Infinity Bunce, Alexis Hunter, Annie Zamero, Ana Ribeiro, Nick Christos..

Private view: Thu 26 Aug, 6.30 - 9.30 pm Register on the Facebook page for invite.

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Guy Denning, Stuckist artist, in The Independent (5.8.10)

This site is one of Spoonfed's Top 10 London Art Blogs - though "Not strictly speaking a blog". (27.7.10)

Jane Kelly is being treated for ovarian cancer. See her blog icantbelieveitsreallycancer , and her article in The Daily Telegraph (19.7.10)

In debate with art critic Richard Cork, Stuckist co-founder Charles Thomson talked about the
Saatchi Gallery bequest (describing it as "a kind of cultural equivalent of Legoland) on BBC Radio 4 PM programme (2.7.10). Some of the discussion was broadcast on PRI's The World (1.7.10)

Spoonfed on Wallace Collection 110th anniversary with Stuckist support for Hirst (22.6.10).

Charles Thomson writes on the future of art in FAD (19.6.10).

Hugh Muir in The Guardian (5th item), 15.6.10, on Stuckism, Billy Childish, Edgeworth Johnstone, Eileen Cooper RA, Mark D (aka Randall) and Stella "go fuck yourself" Vine. Mark D exhibits an "ominous" work (image left) in the Royal Academy Summer Show 2010. See here.

Newsweek, Polish edition (6.6.10), runs a feature on Stuckism. It includes a photo of the Stuckist shark, and starts with a description of Darren Udaiyan's painting The Enemies of Art (Google translation): "Easily identify traitors. Among them is the UK's biggest collector Charles Saatchi, his wife, the famous cook Nigella Lawson and popular critic of the Guardian by Jonathan Jones."

Brisbane Gallery of Remodernism announced. Info here.