Pills Blamed - Marilyn MonroePills Blamed ft Marilyn Monroe places a faded newspaper front page inside a deep green field. The headline is held in stillness, partly covered by bright blue forms and coloured circles. The central image brings together a bombshell and the pills linked to Marilyn Monroes death. The forms feel vivid and almost playful, but they carry the weight of a story reduced to newsprint. This piece belongs to The Last Headline collection, reflecting on fame,

fragility and perspective

Hand-pulled at Print Club in Hackney

making it easy to display

ongoing cycle

"Brighton Rock

There’s humour in it

Yellow Car is a bold and playful pop art screen print by contemporary artist Gerard McDonagh

Art from Gerard McDonagh / Bravespear

Sport becomes performance

Car Accident reflects on James Dean through the stark image of a newspaper front page

while remaining subtly unstable

Mounted on archival board