Art & PhotographyNewsYour fav meme account @poundlandbandit announces art showThe Instagram account famous for its savage starter packs moves from the white square to the white cubeShareLink copied ✔️April 30, 2018Art & PhotographyNewsTextMelissa Kasule Everyone’s fav meme-maker @poundlandbandit regularly provides over 100k followers with full-blown hilarity, poking fun at nearly everything and everyone in London with memes and its famous starter packs. Now, it’s taking its greatness off of the white square and into the white cube, with the announcement of an exhibition to be held at London Camden Assembly on May 25. The South London-based genius behind the account remains anonymous, known only by their moniker 40ounce, and seemingly gets their inspiration from the best and the worst of fashion trends, subcultural archetypes, and nights out. Last month, the meme king interviewed musician and fellow internet sensation Jimothy Lacoste for Dazed – both fans of one another, having grown up in the same scene – where @poundlandbandit posed a series of hypothetical situations to his mate. Hosted by Litcoin, the top floor of the space will be taken over by @poundlandbandit, with canvases available for purchase on the day. On the first two floors of the building, the tunes will be brought by special guests who are still tba. Limited tickets are available, with entry at £5. Head to the exhibition’s Facebook page for further information Expand your creative community and connect with 15,000 creatives from around the world.READ MOREPalestine Is Everywhere: A new book is demanding art world solidarityThe standout images from Paris Photo 2025These photos capture the joy of connecting with strangersStephanie LaCava and Michella Bredahl on art and ‘messy’ womanhoodBeavers, benzos, and ASMR: What to see at the 2025 Shanghai BiennaleFinal photos from Chengdu’s queer club in the skyDazed Club Spotlight: October 2025Sam Penn captures the mutual intimacy of sex and connectionThis exhibition is suffused with lust, longing and love potionsThese photos celebrate friendship over romantic loveTender portraits that celebrate Poland’s Black immigrants‘Tragedy, humour, beauty, absurdity’: Juergen Teller on his major new show