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- Graphic Design, Photographs, Photography, Street Art, Sydney, Typography
- November 22, 2011
“Citizen Gane” chronicles the life of legendary Australian Graffiti Writer Gane 2, who back in the early 1980’s at age 12, was one of the very first generation writers to play a significant role in developing the Graffiti and hip hop scene in Australia. His influence was felt for decades after, until his passing in
READ MOREHolding a Mirror Up to Society with the Art of E.L.K. Don’t Shoot the Messenger is a riveting and intentionally confrontational exhibition from Sydney-based street artist and Archibald Prize finalist, Luke Cornish (aka ELK) who originally hails from Canberra. Don’t Shoot the Messenger features 54 extraordinary hand cut stencil works created over the course of
READ MORE‘RISE Exhibition’ massive art fundraiser to benefit those impacted by the Australian bush fires. Artworks created using charcoal from the burnt trees as a medium and proudly conceived and curated by Refill Magazine. All proceeds going to volunteer run charity’s including Rural Fire Service, Blaze Aid, Wires, Port Macquarie Koala Hospital, Wildlife Victoria, Kangaroo Island
READ MOREOur man Dean Sunshine was up in Sydney last week to check out Vivid Sydney – specifically, he was taking a bit of time checking out the Shepherd Fairey exhibition, Printed Matters, and mural that he was painting as a part of the event. This was a bit of the blurb from the show: “Iconic
READ MOREIt’s been way, way too long since I’ve had a chance to get to an exhibition from Sydney based artist Ears (Daniel O’Toole), and thankfully, he has a new solo show opening up at the awesome Juddy Roller this coming Friday night. “Bending Light is a series of images made through photographic processes; transcribed from
READ MOREIts been a while – three years in fact, but we couldn’t be happier to see our mate Drewfunk having another solo show! We’ve been following Drews work for many, many years and every show has always had something new and different, and this time around, his works evolved yet again to give us a refreshing
READ MOREDistinctive, colorful, weird and downright gorgeous are all words that I’d attribute to the work of Ox King – and even then, they are meager words and are not able to give full justice to the pieces he does. Having worked across the years honing his style, which crosses between pop and fantastical fauna, to
READ MOREFor those of you in Sydney get down to M2 Gallery in Elizabeth street, Surrey Hills and check out artist Mysterious Al and his show Its all love. Mysterious Al is an artist from London showing for the first time in Sydney. On the streets, “It’s all love” is a way of saying that beef
READ MOREOkay, given the title of this show, we assume it may revolve around cars, jets, rockets and anything else that pumps up the speed and makes shit FAST. “TeeZee brings you ‘Speed Demons!!’ – a group exhibition of speed, power, carnage and progression. Nine Sydney artists tackle ideas of force and power as an innate
READ MOREAfter his hugely successful Melbourne show earlier this year, ELK (aka Luke Cornish)is back at it with a second solo show in Sydney – Vanishing Point. “Join us on Thursday 21st of April for drinks and rack to celebrate the opening of “Vanishing point” an exhibiton of new works from Stencil artist Luke Cornish (ELK).
READ MOREOur mate ELK has been cutting up a whole heap of shit lately, ahead of some rad shows next year. Here is a really grand timelapse that shows you the process of how he does his incredible stencil work – time, effort, and a shitload of exacto blades a brilliant piece of art does make.
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