Jack White is giving fans a sneak peek of his first gallery exhibit, “These Thoughts May Disappear,” which opened on Friday at the Newport Street Gallery in London. He shared a photo on Instagram of a white-painted construction pallet adorned with gold. In the caption, White seems to take a jab at former President Donald Trump, referring to the piece as “The Presidential Model” from a fictional company called The Pallet Cleanse Corp.
White explained, “I created this fake pallet company that thinks they need to make specific pallets for different institutions and businesses. This one is ‘The Presidential Model,’ made with the same gold craft paint used in the Oval Office.”
He also posted a photo of an amplifier turned into art. White invited six artists to transform Pano Verb amplifiers into unique pieces, with the only rule being that they still had to work. The featured piece, titled “Electric Lotus,” was created by artist Shepard Fairey.
The exhibit runs until September 13 and includes sculptures made from found objects, interactive works, installations, and furniture design. Jack White will also be hitting the road for a U.S. tour in July. Fans can find the full list of tour dates on his website.
