of Muswell Hill, London

NEXT EXHIBITION, 20 FEB 2020: STUCKISM IS WRONG – LONDON

Photo of Edgeworth Johnstone playing music.

Edgeworth playing guitar infront of a self-portrait.

This is a blog for my art, music, cosplay masks, fashion creations, sandwich boards and writings. My solo songs, and those of my old bands Elbow Sisters and 2 out of 3 rule. It’s the internet home of The Muswell Hill Geisha Club. It has a lot of the collaboration paintings Billy Childish and I have made, under the name ‘Heckels Horse’. It has some old info, from when I used to do things with the Stuckists, under the name Edgeworth Johnstone. Down the left side menu, there’s some other things as well. Contact me with any enquiries, or to go on the mailing list. Comments and shares are at the bottom of the pages. The latest info is on the News page.

This blog is the official Edgeworth, and Edgeworth Johnstone, catalogue raisonne. If it’s not here, it’s formative or fake.

I’m on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, LinkedIn, YouTube, Bandcamp and Soundcloud

I used to use my fuller name, Edgeworth Johnstone, but newer things are just Edgeworth.

Old peoples home

My studio, March 2018:

edgeworths studio. march 2018

Birch woods, oil on paper by Edgeworth.

Thanks Tony, for filming my first gig with Emma:

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STUCKISM IS WRONG – The Other Muswell Hill Stuckists 2020 Exhibition

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Geisha made prints:

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I will probably be playing gigs again in 2020. Until then, an albino squirrel I filmed at Chatham Dockyards:

EDGEWORTH MASKS ARE HERE!!! ======= MY CD ALBUMS ARE HERE!!! ======= MY ART SHOWS ARE HERE!!! ======= MY STORIES ARE HERE!!! =============

MY COLLABORATION PAINTINGS WITH BILLY CHILDISH ARE HERE!!! ======= ELBOW SISTERS ARE HERE!!! ======= MY BLOG IS HERE!!! ======= 2 OUT OF 3 RULE ARE HERE!!!

Kissing on

Feb 2020: Exhibition:

Poster for ‘Tonight’s exhibition has been cancelled’ exhibition by The Other Muswell Hill Stuckists.

M…A…S…K…S OF COSPLAY

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Photo of Edgeworth at Stuckist demo 2020.

Stuckism is wrong – Turner Prize demo 2020.

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Some of my paintings on paper:

: Playful cats

: Still life with vulture by Edgeworth

: Monkeys in trees

: Migrating herds

: Pianos with chairs

: Candélabre and chandelier with chaise lounge and chair

: Angel of the north – 2016

: Sleeping hotel dog

: Monkey Island

: Shepherd with two sheep

: Cats in the garden 2

: Four horses and a ram

Collaboration paintings with Billy Childish

Since 2013, Billy and I have been making collaborative paintings together at his studio in Chatham Dockyards. More info.

billy childish and edgeworth painiting

‘Rochester‘ Album – Buy CD or download

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‘August‘ Album – Buy CD or download

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‘at Ranscombe Studios‘ Album – Buy CD or download

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Bio:
Edgeworth is from London, UK. He makes cosplay masks, music, paintings, fashion creations, drawings, and block prints at his home studio in Muswell Hill. He also writes short stories and keeps an online diary of his work.
He has released three studio albums: at Ranscombe Studios, August, and Rochester. All recorded, mixed and mastered at Ranscombe Studios in Rochester, Kent. Prior to his solo releases, Edgeworth was in a two-piece band with his now ex-wife Shelley, called Elbow Sisters, and an earlier band called 2 out of 3 rule.
Since 2013, he has painted exclusively in oil, usually on double primed cardboard. On Mondays, he makes collaborative paintings with Billy Childish, at Billy’s studio in Chatham Dockyards. To date, Billy and Edgeworth have made over 100 paintings together, under the name Heckels Horse.
‘I write songs by pretty randomly gripping the guitar in certain places, and singing abstract sounds that later morph into words. My visual art is much the same: abstract marks becoming figurative, with very little conscious thought, and nothing pre-planned or intended.’ Edgeworth has recently played at The Hope & Anchor, and The Islington venues in North London, with Emma Pugmire on drums. Emma and Edgeworth also constitute the Black Ivory Printmaking Club. Edgeworth invented aesphonly.