Triple Trouble ran from 10 October 2025 to 29 March 2026 at Newport Street Gallery in London, the contemporary art space founded by Damien Hirst.
The exhibition brought together Shepard Fairey, Damien Hirst, and Invader in a rare collaborative project that blended street art, pop culture, political imagery, and contemporary installation. Across multiple gallery spaces, the show combined large-scale prints, layered mixed-media works, mosaic interventions, and visually dense compositions that merged the distinct styles of all three artists.
Rather than presenting separate works side by side, Triple Trouble focused on collaboration and overlap, creating an energetic dialogue between Fairey’s graphic iconography, Hirst’s bold visual language, and Invader’s pixel-inspired mosaics. The result was an exhibition filled with colour, scale, and visual intensity that felt playful, immersive, and at times chaotic in the best possible way.
Free to visit and drawing large audiences throughout its run, the exhibition offered a rare opportunity to see three internationally recognised artists working together in a single shared space.
What I like is the way that these guys go out and get an audience Hirst on Invader & Fairey
All three of us are artists who have shaken up the established rules Invader
A lot of my work is about questioning the abuse of power Fairey
They just make their own audience Hirst on Invader & Fairey
Our styles are very different and combining them could only result in astonishing works Invader
Once you let go of all the pressures to conform... wow, you're free Fairey
