Launch Night: Thursday 21st May from 6pm

Jibbering Art are curating a beast of an art exhibition in an old 10,000 sqft warehouse, slap bang in the middle of Birmingham’s creative hub, Digbeth.

With pioneers of UK graffiti, exhibiting alongside the new wave of street artists, this is a show not to be missed!

Artists confirmed are: Aida, Best Ever Crew, Blam, China, Chu, Cyclops, Dave Gaskgarth, Dora, Dscreet, Inkie, Jay Bo, Jinpow, Juice 126, Kem, Kid Acne, Log, LX.ONE, Mac 1, Newso, Part2ism, Plimsoul, Pure Evil, Remi/Rough, Rowdy, Semor & Co, Sickboy, Sweet toof, Timid, The Krah, Vermin & Zoot.

Line Steppers promises to bring together a diverse mix of styles and a broad range of mediums from oil paintings to sculpture, screen prints to large installation pieces.

With an area of the exhibition dedicated to artwork under £75, “Line Steppers” will appeal to many tastes and many pockets…

What a show! What an honour!

Jibbering hosts Chu’s first solo show in Birningham - 51 Degrees.

Well done Chu the new works are incredible, fantastic the cube came to fruition - definately big and definately clever! Maximum props to Laura, Jim, Pete, Fly, Chris and all else who put in there love, sweat and tears to make this happen!!!

Whether you made it down or not check out this video from the show…

Chu’s 51 Degrees!!!

It’s taken a week for Jibbering Art to fully get back into the swing of things since Shambala!

From the sounds and the lasers in the woods by the Modulate guys; to the release of 50 floating lanterns from the lakeside; to the random acoustic jazz band that we ran into, in the early hours of Monday morning somewhere on Lake Boulevard; every experience we had at Shambala seemed magical and inspirational.

Not to mention the laughter and fun that we have shared with the artists. Big thank you to Fluid, Faith 47, Gastro, Glenn Anderson, Junc, LL Brainwashed, Lucy McLauchlan, Mac1 (& Mac2, Mac’s son), Marq Tu, Matt Watkins, Motorboy, Newso, Rowdy, Semor & Co, Sweet Toof and Sickboy.

Jibbering Art arranged for 17 heavyweight and internationally recognised artists to be let loose on 4 giant triangular boards that were situated around the Dome arena. The work that they produced was creative, fresh, varied and cutting edge. For pictures and more information on how you can buy parts of these boards for charity, click here.