Stuckist demonstrations. As well as his own paintings he showed paintings by other Stuckist artists from his collection, which he jointly owns with his wife, Tully, and states is "the world's largest collection of Stuckist paintings". In February 2008, he staged a show of his paintings, which satirise Stella Vine's images of Princess Diana and Kate Moss, replacing the former with Victoria Beckham and showing Moss eating slugs. The exhibition, held jointly with Abby Jackson at La Viande gallery in Shoreditch, London, was called Disney Heroines Committing Suicide''. Some outstanding musicians have proved that all you need are 3 chords and a cheap guitar to come up with a classic. I find it much more interesting to listen to some low budget production record full of life and energy with lots of good ideas, (e.g. early Clash and Velvet Underground, The Vaselines, The White Stripes and, of course, Billy Childish with the Buff Medways etc.) than some over-produced bland pomp like Athlete, Coldplay or U2. Charles Thomson described his work as "brilliant punk paintings". Gallery See also Stuckism The Upper Room (paintings) Fat Tulips References External links Mark D paintings on the Stuckism International site The Fat Tulips discography Living people 20th-century English painters English male painters 21st-century English painters Stuckism English male singers English punk rock guitarists English male guitarists English contemporary artists Year of birth missing (living people) 20th-century English male artists 21st-century English male artists