Talk:Jon Burgerman

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Expert review

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The result was: The topic is notable. Sources given should be included appropriately in the article. --B. Wolterding 07:51, 17 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

As part of the Notability wikiproject, I am trying to sort out whether this topic is notable enough to have its own article. There's some notability claimed here, including the exhibition at London; but I think it would be better if an expert has a look at the article and decides whether he really passes the criteria.

Your opinions are welcome; please add your comments below. --B. Wolterding 17:21, 16 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

- Responses -

I think we're OK here. A very quick search turned up the following:

138,000 google hits, which appear to be about the same individual (it's an unusual name).[1]
Arts Council of England calls him "an internationally renowned artist" and bills a mural project (which has got coverage elsewhere also).[2]
Channel 4 write-up has some credible achievements.[3]
Cartoon on BBC web site.[4]
A work in the Victoria & Albert Museum.[5]
Volume of postcards billed in Creative Review.[6]

Tyrenius 22:29, 16 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Edit request on 1 April 2013

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This article is about me. Please can you remove the incorrect information. No Birthday date. I was not born in Nottingham. Those are not my parents names. I do not have any sisters. Bournville is not in solihull, 'solihull' should just be deleted. I did not travel to Japan for inspiration for paintings. Jonburgerman (talk) 21:36, 1 April 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Hello. I am generally very skeptical of any person claiming to be an article subject or a representative thereof. However, your request is a good-faith challenge to uncited material on a living person, and so I have removed that information accordingly. Please note that this is something I would have done for any editor making this type of request in good faith. Cheers, —KuyaBriBri^Talk 22:09, 1 April 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Coverage

I'm removing this long 'Selected' list from the article, it seems to be a list of coverage and featured work, but this is only an educated guess! Sionk (talk) 23:28, 21 January 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Vinyl Will Kill, designer toy book, IdN, 2007
The Fundamentals of Illustration, AVA, Thames and Hudson, 2006
Hello Duudle - The Duudleville Tales, Wiggleton Press, 2006
Graphics Alive, Vision:ary books, Hong Kong, 2006
Fusion, graphics book, IdN PRO, Hong Kong, 2006
DPI Magazine, featured artist, Taiwan, June 2006
The Art Of Rebellion 2, street art book, Stylefile, 2006
Tattoo Icons, Vision:ary books, Hong Kong 2006
300% Cotton, t-shirt book, Laurence King, 2007
Sweaty Goolabs, artwork postcard book, Concrete Hermit, 2007
Graphic 10, featured artist, Magmabooks, 2007
Latex For Fun book, Die Gestalten Verlag, 2007
Los Logos 3, Die Gestalten Verlag, 2007
Modart Magazine No. 15, featured artist, 2008
TechMag, featured artist, China, Jan 2008
Street T Camisetas, fashion book, Monsa books, 2008
Acclaim magazine, featured artist, Issue 12, 2008
Graphic 12, featured artist, Magmabooks, 2008
Gribba Grub, 160 page monograph published by Rojo, 2008
Computer Arts 151, cover artwork and interview, Future Publishing, 2008
Grafik Magazine, August 2008, featured exhibition art, 2008
MANIC creative international magazine, feature on Burgerman merchandise, Malaysia, 2008
Pens Are My Friends, 300 page monograph with DVD and bonus book, IdN, 2008
Designers Against Tibetan Abuse, 2009
Simply Pattern, Vision:ary books, Hong Kong 2009
60 Unite For Children, UNICEF charity book, APAG editions, 2009
Computer Arts November, cover artwork and 'Design Hero' interview, Future Publishing, 2009
Anxious Times, commissioned article, Autumn 2009
Made & Sold, Laurence King, 2009
Colour Me Silly, colouring in book, Nineteenseventythree, 2009
Bangalore, self-published edition, 2010
Varoom 13, AOI magazine, Summer 2010
Ghost of Gone Birds, charity colouring in book, Birdlife International, 2011
Design Week, interview and feature, Centaur, April 2011
Colour Me Silly 2, colouring in book, Burger Ltd, 2011
Mammoth Book Of Street Art, Mammoth Books, 2012
My American Summer, comic book, Burger Ltd, 2012
Wish You Where There, Music CD and book with Jim Avignon as Anxieteam, Heye, 2012
ARTY Magazine China, interview and feature, 2013
Creative Quarterly, interview and feature, 2013