A Load Of Fuss

The Connor Brothers is the pseudonym for British artists James Golding and Mike Snelle. The duo came to prominence in 2012, initially maintaining anonymity behind a fabricated biography of twin brothers raised in a secretive cult, before their identities were revealed in October 2014 in a major feature by Mick Brown in The Telegraph Magazine.

Best known for their vintage Pulp Fiction book-cover series, the pair are equally recognized for their activist projects and playful hoaxes. In 2014, they established The Hanbury Collection a fictional museum installation fusing artifact and invention to scrutinize the nature of truth. This exploration of truth versus fiction remains a core pillar of their practice in an era dominated by media distortion and digital spectacle.

The Connor Brothers have also been outspoken artistic commentators on humanitarian and social crises. In 2015, they worked in the Calais "Jungle" refugee camp constructing emergency shelters using materials salvaged from Banksy’s Dismaland, while staging satirical international billboard campaigns to highlight the plight of displaced people. Closely associated with the activist group Pussy Riot, they produced a refugee-themed performance at Dismaland in 2015. Expanding their advocacy to mental health, they subsequently collaborated with musician Professor Green and the suicide prevention charity CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably), later partnering with The Big Issue and Mind to raise substantial funds and combat male depression.

At the Eddie Lock Gallery our goal is to offer you the best delivery options worldwide, no matter where you live. 

• All despatched items will be sent tracked and signed for.
• Allow up to three working days for UK delivery (please note larger items may take slightly longer, depending on size and destination).
• Deliveries to the rest of the world are dependent on location and will be discussed on purchase.
• All items can be collected from our physical gallery in Folkestone, Kent overlooking the sea.
• Our gallery works with Flight Logistics who specialise in the transportation of art worldwide and we use DHL Express Services. For high-end artworks including Banksy outside of the UK, we use Cadogan Tate Fine Art delivery services.
• We can offer a personal delivery service where possible, please contact us for details.
• To discuss any of the above and work out what works best for you please contact Eddie Lock on eddie@eddielock.co.uk / +44 (0) 7710 772207.