Retrospective of paintings and drawings. When asked about the subject of his art, Lukáš Malina often answers by referring to the imagination and dreams of childhood. I dreamt it, and it happened like this and that is how it is in the painting.

Didn't get a card this Valentines...? Forget the roses and the chocolates and the heart shaped fried eggs!! Come down to: Orbital Comics, 8 Great Newport St, City of Westminster, WC2H 7JA this Valentines Day at 7pm for the opening of Mike Diana, AMERICA (in Soho!)

Without the least scent of desperation DIVUS London opens it's doors as a reading room and bookshop this holiday season. Come to sunny Deptford, sit on the artificial grass and have a flick through the archive of DIVUS publications. (Though be aware that a bent spine means you own us monetary compensation).

Underground comic artist Mike Diana was the first ever artist to receive a criminal conviction for obscenity for his artwork in the United States of America. Now, DIVUS London brings a comprehensive solo exhibition of cartoons, drawings and paintings together for the first time at the Enclave Gallery in Deptford south London.

Exclusive exhibition of cartoons, drawings and paintings by convicted comic artist Mike Diana. Exhibition and big book of collected works from November 8th to December 8th 2012 between 12am & 8pm in Divus London, Enclave 1 & 5, 50 Resolution Way, London SE8 4AL

What do we think about while fucking? Both the porn industry and the morally conservative lobby want us to believe that sex holds such an important position in our lives that we allow ourselves to succumb completely to our animal instincts. But is that really so? Does sex hold such a place in our lives that we think of nothing but our gratification? Or do we not frequently busy our thoughts with other matters while having sex? Shopping lists, or philosophical questions, for example. Or with the age-old question of what is art!

Barker's remarkably candid photographs show the founders of punk in their bedrooms and kitchens, and at forgotten private parties where they were experimenting with the extremes of dress and style that later became synonymous with punk – but at this time was still restricted to the creative use of their grandmothers’ wardrobes. Barker’s unassuming lens perfectly captures the spirit of the moment, before the twin forces of media and commerce inevitably sunk their claws into the heart of punk’s style and latent politics.

Yellow Eyes, Brown Lips painted and drawn by Vladimír Skrepl

CONVERSE and other pilot products for global companies called United Brands for World Peace by Pode Bal

Swapping out of focus ideas for clear images!