Painting to music

By July 22, 2010 2:01 pm January 30, 2015 11:46 am

For the next three nights, the Lock Tavern in Camden, north London, is hosting the penultimate dates of the Beck’s Vier Music Inspires Art tour.

The Lock Tavern in Camden

And while those inside the pub will be revelling to the sounds of Sexbeat DJs, O Children and Caribou, among others, those outside will be able to enjoy the last in artist Jamie Brown’s series of venue-specific artworks, created for the tour.

Brown was commissioned by Beck’s through the Young Creative Network, and tasked with creating an art work on the exeterior of each of the venues, with each work to be inspired by a different song.

Bristol’s Start The Bus

London’s Amersham Arms

Nottingham

So Spanky Van Dykes in Nottingham was painted in reference to Chemical Love by Stevie Wonder and The Amersham Arms in London in reference to Star by the XX. Start the Bus in Bristol got a work inspired by I Got A Woman by Ray Charles, London’s Village Underground a work inspired by Missy Elliot’s Work it, and Bournemouth’s 60 Million Postcards a work inspired by Soundclash by Rack n’ Ruin.