Art Attack legend Neil Buchanan has revived ‘Big Art’ to celebrate the return of another 90s icon, 18 years after he last hung up his brushes.
The TV legend, who hosted CITV’s Art Attack from 1990-2007, has teamed up with yoghurt brand Müller and LADBible to create a giant new artwork to promote Müller Corner Originals Rhubarb Crumble, which returns to supermarket shelves in 2026.
Buchanan created the giant mural using quintessential 90s items, including cassette tapes, skateboard wheels, and old-school lunchboxes, and the collaboration follows a previous campaign with another 90s icon, Timmy Mallet, in 2025.
Buchanan said, “It’s been nearly two decades since I last took on a project like this, but when I heard the Müller Corner Originals Rhubarb Crumble-inspired yoghurt was coming back, I had to get involved. It’s actually my favourite flavour! It’s been nearly 30 years since it first launched, so bringing it back with my iconic ‘Big Art’ just felt like the perfect masterpiece.”
Buchanan has largely stepped away from the limelight in recent years since the end of Art Attack, but continues to work as a consultant on children’s television. In 2020, he released a statement to deny that he was the infamous street artist Banksy after rumours began to gain traction online.
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