Paul Simonon's exhibition Wot No Bike at London's ICA reveals a new series of oils on canvas depicting the paraphernalia of his own life as musician, artist and, like Little Barrie's Wharton ...

Paul Simonon of The Clash will open a new art exhibit near the end of January. The exhibit is called Wot No Bike. The exhibit is a series of paintings showing Simonon’s personal effects, many bike ...

Paul Simonon’s “Wot No Bike” will be on display at the Institute of Contemporary Art in London from January 21—February 6, 2015.

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"Then Joe dies – sometimes you have dreams and you think they are still around". Paul Simonon: Wot No Bike, ICA, London SW1 (020 7930 3647) 21 January to 6 February.

Earlier this year, former Clash bassist Paul Simonon joined the crew of a Greenpeace ... and many of his shipmates had no idea who he was. When he and 17 other activists faced fire hoses in ...

While there is no shortage of notable musicians in The Good, the Bad and the Queen, few are as legendary as Clash bassist Paul Simonon. The famous musician, who adorns one of the most famous album ...

Tricia Ronane, who managed the band for over two decades until 2011, was married to bassist Paul ... stream no doubt of considerable value,” he said. He ordered Ronane to pay Simonon £30,000 ...

it is an eerie, end of the pier reflection on the era of Brexit. I spoke to him and his collaborator Paul Simonon, from the Clash, about what Merrie Land is.