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An abstract collage of overlapping organic shapes in red, yellow, white, and dark purple. The forms have rough, torn edges and a grainy texture against a dark grey background.

Art: More stunning screen prints from Max and Adèle at Atelier Bingo

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Date
17 December 2013

Since we first covered Atelier Bingo back in July I’ve been following them more or less constantly on Instagram, tracking the development of their hand-built studio and the evolution of their screen printing skills. They’ve been nothing short of prolific in the last few months, turning their renovated space into a hive of activity, setting up an online shop, exhibiting in Korea, creating posters for German music venues, brushing up on their ceramic skills and churning out stunning screen prints as though their lives depended on it. We REALLY hope they’ll keep it up.

A collage of torn paper strips in shades of blue, orange, green, grey and beige. The vertical strips overlap and vary in width against a plain white background.
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A collage of torn paper strips in orange, yellow, purple, black and brown. The jagged edges overlap to create a series of vertical and diagonal shapes.
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Atelier Bingo: Untitled

An abstract collage in yellow, white and black, divided into four quadrants. Bold, gestural brushstrokes and textured shapes create a high-contrast composition.
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An abstract collage of sharp, overlapping geometric shapes in red, yellow, black and cream. The composition creates a fragmented, energetic pattern of intersecting triangles and curves.
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Atelier Bingo: Untitled

An abstract illustration featuring a composition of organic shapes and lines in pink, orange, blue and yellow. A large, dark brown circular form dominates the centre, intersected by a long, curving yellow line.
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Atelier Bingo: Untitled

An abstract collage of overlapping, curved shapes in yellow, red, grey, purple and white. The forms have rough, torn edges and a textured, grainy finish.
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Atelier Bingo: Untitled

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James Cartwright

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James started out as an intern in 2011 and came back in summer of 2012 to work online and latterly as Print Editor, before leaving in May 2015.

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