
Monday, 23 November 2009
REPORT - LONDON SW WARRIORS HEAT 1

Wednesday, 18 November 2009
SECRET WARS LONDON QUALIFIER HEAT 1
Sunday, 8 November 2009
SECRET WARS NEW FORMAT LAUNCHING 2010
EUROPEAN WARRIORS TEAM SERIES - 2010

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SECRET WARS IS RE FORMATTING AND ROLLING INTO 2010 WITH A DIFFERENT KIND OF CHALLENGE
After 3 and a half years of single battle series locally in over 20 countries, we have decided to try something different and potentially more exciting for 2010... Introducing the European Warriors series!
"When we started Secret Wars 3 years ago, it was influenced heavily by various things from the Marvel comic, to Warriors and Fight Club. After experiencing the team battles around the World and seeing the benefits of this compared to the singles battles, we decided on trying it as a complete 6-8 month series!"
"I have noticed the crowds are more vocal and patriotic towards team battles - there seems to be more at stake and I love watching the artists free-styling alongside each other.... You never know what will come out the other end!" Terry Guy (Founder of Monorex and Secret Wars)
The rules are the same but the structure of the competition and dynamics of the battle are slightly different - see below for details.
How the competition will work & when
- Each city will call out and actively invite people down to jam and show off their skills
- Draw will take place to decide what team is which group (A or B)
- Two groups of 4-5 teams with the top two teams qualifying
- Rather than a knockout cup comp, we have decided to make this a little more interesting and maybe fairer - Each game will be a league match with each judge vote and crowd vote worth a point!
- Each team will play home and away against the others in their group
- London
- Dublin
- Southampton
- Bristol
- Dublin
- Glasgow
- Malmo
- Berlin
- Lisbon
- Birmingham
- Cardiff
Tuesday, 27 October 2009
SECRET WARS X HOXTON PONY - NOVEMBER 4TH

Tuesday, 6 October 2009
School Wars x TMNT Special Event - October 23rd
Monday, 28 September 2009
SECRET WARS @ NOTTING HILL ARTS CLUB TONIGHT!

SHIFT! @ The Notting Hill Arts Club Launches with
THE END OF THE LINE
28.09.09 6pm-2pm
creativity matters
SHIFT! is the new programme of visual arts exhibitions and events at the Notting Hill Arts Club, London – an ongoing, 6 weekly arts programme, where creativity and good ideas
merge to focus on what matters to us, to you and to everyone.
launch event
On Monday 28th September, SHIFT! is converting the Notting Hill Arts Clubinto a 3D, 360° blank canvas, with freshly-wallpapered surfaces on which artists, illustrators and club-goers can draw. The brief is to ‘explore the idea of being interconnected in the context of the environment and climate change’.
visitor information
Event: Monday 28th Sept 2009
Hours: 6pm – 2am (9pm Secret Wars)
Price: £5 before 8pm / then £8 (concession £3/6)
Venue: Notting Hill Arts Club,
21 Notting Hill Gate, London, W11 3JQ
Wednesday, 23 September 2009
SECRET WARS X RYAN FRANK COLLABO!

Ryan Frank free-range furniture designer prepares for battle with international art
group - Secret Wars.
Ryan’s latest project the ‘Shoreditch Shelf’
becomes a battle field for premier art group
SecretWars x Ryan Frank
For the first time ever this live art battle will take place directly on to a Shoreditch Shelf in the Bricklane Gallery on Thursday the 24th at 3pm.
Artists involved: Stika, Inkie, Alfa and Moose and Yeti
Friday the 25th the Secret Wars posse take their markers and might to the courtyard of 93 Feet East, where they will step onto a purpose built stage and commence another head to head bout of illustrating. ‘six artists, six boards, 60 minutes’
The completed boards will be put to the public vote and the winning two will be made into a Shoreditch Shelf.
The shelf and the remaining boards will be displayed and auctioned by the Bricklane Gallery, with a follow up exhibition.
A completed Shoreditch Shelf and ‘Spruce’, Ryan’s new range of stackable stool will also be on display and in use during the 3 day event.
Origins of The Hackney Shelf
The now iconic Hackney Shelf originated when large white boards were installed at graffiti ‘hot-spots’ around East London. The concept is to present a blank canvas to the public. These blank canvases attracted a variety of random graf and sporadic stenciling, once covered in graffiti they were removed and transformed into mobile shelving units, bringing the street indoors.
Notes to press:
Further info about Ryan's work on - www.ryanfrank.net










