Most people that have attended the Bread&Butter in the past are already familiar with the "untitled" exhibition that takes place at this tradeshow. Over the past years, the exhibition has showcased and collaborated with well-known artists and companies like Parra, Maiden Noir, Sheone, Jeremy Fish, Haze, Shepard Fairey, The KDU, Stash, Mode2, and hundreds more.

Each exhibition focuses on a specific theme and presents collective works from diverse artists, with special attention to new motifs and unique display techniques.

The "untitled" book is a printed document of the exhibition that gives praise to street culture in all aspects, from graffiti to photography, from toys to clothing and everything in between.

The upcoming exhibition (No.8), will have 'infinity' as the main theme and to emphasize this "untitled" is going big... with 300-plus pictures by Martha Cooper, giving a complete overview of her career, with Selim Varol (Toy Giants) who will support the exhibition with hundreds of selected toys, and Element skateboards puts lots of their artist-related boards in. Again, crazy Sneaker fetishism will be on display as well, but a definite highlight is the theme-based canvas interpretation. Eight different artists were asked to create a canvas around the 'infinity' theme and so pieces by Zedz, Florian Boehm, Ryan Monihan and five others will be displayed and for sale in Barcelona.

The exhibition will have a number of other items for sale as well, including the newest "untitled" No. 8 - infinity book, as well as all previous editions. Next to the selection of "untitled" books, some of Martha Cooper's publications and Selim Varol's Toygiants book will also be available in the shop, as well as a lot of limited edition cotton products designed by various artists. This year "untitled" will not only have a large collection of art, but also a wide range of apparel that will be for sale. The collection is linked to the art pieces of the "untitled" exhibition and consists of collabed shirts and hoodies, which for the latter, "untitled" hooked up with Dreamteam Clothing, CemOne and Toygiants to create the 'good guys' / 'bad guys' hoodies. The 'good guy' design has been made by the German Graffiti legend CemOne, while the 'bad guys' hoodies are designed by Dreamteam Clothing. If you have a closer look at the print, you can find heroes such as John Jay Rambo, Yoda, Batman, Bruce Lee on the 'good guys' one, while the 'bad guys' will be represented by figures like George Bush, Hitler, Osama Bin Laden, etc. You want one of these!!!