Vic Reeves, one of the UK’s most recognisable names from the world of TV comedy is to show a selection of new paintings this April in the heart of Mayfair in association with Eyestorm, the leading online gallery and publisher of limited edition contemporary art.

Titled ‘Where Eagles Tremble’, the exhibition features a new series of paintings that illustrate a fictional story written by Reeves about enigmatic film director Alan Todd, who makes aviation films featuring WWI airplanes.

Surreal and humorous like his comedy, Reeves’ new works are beautifully crafted and sublimely absurd, and once again prove that he is not just a comedy genius but a serious visual artist who will take you to another dimension with his perplexing imagination.

Vic Reeves: ‘Where Eagles Tremble’

The Mews, 10-11 Lancashire Court, New Bond Street, Mayfair, W1S 1EY

2^nd April – 29^th April 2009

Private view: Wednesday 1^st April, 6pm – 9pm (Invitation only)

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About Eyestorm

Eyestorm is the leading online retailer of limited edition contemporary art. Founded in 1999, the company was set up to offer art by some of the world’s most celebrated artists and photographers at affordable prices by publishing high quality limited edition prints. As well as publishing works with established names, Eyestorm take pride in publishing works with the finest emerging talent, offering clients an opportunity to invest an artist’s work early on in their career. In spring 2006 Eyestorm came under new management and a year later launched its new website, making buying affordable limited edition art online even easier. In May 2008, Eyestorm Trade was launched, platform for buying and selling Eyestorm published artworks on the secondary market with confidence.

For more information visit www.eyestorm.com and www.eyestormtrade.com

Eyestorm

27 Hill Street

London

W1J 5LP

Phone: 0845 643 2001

Fax: 020 7290 9867

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