my Elvis Fan at the Plus Art Project Exhibition, Neon + Vinyl, part of the London Frieze project.

photo by David Thompson

below how to control the Elvis Fans!

photo by Richard Dawson

photo by Richard Dawson

read some of my modest future plans on this link

http://www.guardian.co.uk/money/gallery/2011/jul/26/freelancers-working-for-oneself-21st-century#/?picture=376740400&index=5

“Quiffs, leopardskin, reverb-drenched screams, and bad-to-the-bone rhythms” this month’s Classic Rock (Feb 2011).

Jo Kendall interviewed me about all things Rock n Roll including my 2010 Vintage at Goodwood line-up. Read the text here

Rock till you drop: (clockwise from top right) Highliner’s Luke Morgan, Penetrators, Kitty, Daisy & Lewis, Jim Jones, Heavy Trash, Boz Boorer, Caezars and Imelda May

Wanda Jackson on radio 4 twice this morning, first on the TODAY programme, Radio 4 and then on Woman’s Hour ! she has been working with Jack White from The White Stripes and enjoying a big UK come back since performing an amazing show at my “Let It Rock” venue for Vintage at Goodwood last summer. I took these photos as Wanda headlined my stage on the Friday night, it was a pleasure and honour to work with both Wanda and her husband Wendell Goodman and to help them celebrate her recent induction to The Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame which was championed by Elvis Costello. Wanda had once dated Elvis Presley, Wendell commented “Thats all I need, another Elvis in my life!”

The Highliners seeing in the New Year 2011

VINTAGE AT GOODWOOD WINS BEST NEW FESTIVAL AWARD!

Luke celebrates at the O2 Arena seen hear from left to right, Eddie Piller, Luke Morgan, Harry Home Front, Mark Snowboy, Mike Flowers and Dave Henderson.Click below to hear “The Luke Morgan Let It Rock Mix”, an hours worth of no stop rockers.

“colin” large 3 dimensional steel skull commissioned by richard upton of the cathedral group, this piece now hangs permanently on public display and can be seen in the entrance to st thomas’s church, st thomas st, london SE1 9RY  below the old operating theatre.

The skull was created by welding flat steel images and icons together to form a 3 dimensional mask, this is a view form inside the main entrance

All the icon were formed by combining plasma cut shapes with wrought iron rod

This is a view looking though the skull from the inside

These are shadows cast by the skull on the walls inside the church 

The Main entrance, St Thomas Street, see this in Dezeen, the design magazine, this photo by Richard Dawson

See me live with my band The Highliners, next gig will be at The Gaff 382 Holloway Road London N76PN

“not colin” the latest in a series of skulls, the first was “colin” commissioned by richard upton see ART link above. “not colin” has just been finished for the PLUS ART PROJECT “CURATED AND PRODUCED BY NEONIST KERRY RYAN AND ARTIST DECLAN MCMULLAN, THE TEMPORARY GALLERY WILL EXHIBIT ORIGINAL WORKS BY TRACEY EMIN, KEITH TYSON, GAVIN TURK, KEITH COVENTRY, DOUGLAS GORDON, MAT COLLISHAW, POLLY MORGAN, SARAH LUCAS, FRANKO B, MELVILLE MITCHELL, DAMIEN HIRST AND MANY MORE.”

In the studio forming the skull by welding steel words together.

Words cut from steel plate with a plasma cutter.

On a plinth in the studio

Just delivered to the exhibition late last night and not yet in position, ready for  the press today, the exhibition to open this Friday evening, 15th Oct from 6 until late, click hear for details PLUS ART PROJECT