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As a bass player with The Specials in his second-hand suit and pork pie hat, Horace was a member of one of the most innovative and exciting bands to come snarling out of the punk era. Founded by Jerry Dammers, their fusion of punk, reggae, and ska created a new musical fashionspearheaded by their own Two Tone record labelthat stood for unity and racial harmony in a polarized society. This musical odyssey with The Specials moves from their early days on Coventry's punk circuit, to their chart-storming success with singles like Too Much Too Young and the eerily prescient Ghost...

Horace Panter, aka Sir Horace Gentleman, is a founder member of The Specials, one of the seminal bands of the post-Punk era. In parallel with his musical career Panter has established himself as a prolific and gifted painter. Inspired by Pop Art, Rousseau and the Abstract Expressionists, he has created a distinguished body of work. 'Art' showcases Panter's finest paintings to date, in several thematic series - Sony Walkman and cassette paintings, rock stars, blues icons, robots - and a number of striking portraits of friends, colleagues and strangers. This collection of images is by turns...

Founder member and bassist in the seminal post-punk ska band The Specials, Horace Panter has long had a parallel career as a gifted and distinctive visual artist.

Panter has been inspired to create exquisite oversized paintings of the cassette tape studio recordings made by some of the greatest and most influential rock and pop performers of the past forty years: from the Specials themselves and their peers, The Sex Pistols, Madness, The Jam, The Clash, Elvis Costello, Chic, David Bowie, and The Undertones, through to acts that have followed in their wake, including Nirvana, Pulp...