Interview - Adam Oehlers
- Art, International, Interviews & Editorial, Melbourne
- June 15, 2011

It was almost dark by the time I found the number, the only indication of any type of habitation was in the form of a non-decrepit steel door all stickered, tagged and signed with various recognisable marks – names, logos,characters, and, of course, the stylised, almost runic arrangements of TwoOnes familiar font.
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In amongst its pages, Chris Parkinson’s newly published Peace Of Wall presents a view of the nation of East Timor that has seldom been contemplated outside of its boundaries – that of one of its strongest social engineering methods; street art. In honesty, I just binned the editorial introduction for this interview, in which I
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(See our latest Dabs Myla interview – January 2013 – here) Moving to another city in order to pursue an artistic dream, let alone another country, is one of the biggest challenges any artist can face – and yet, collaborative duo Dabs Myla have not only overcome challenges in doing so, but have flourished within
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Along with their upcoming exhibition at Per Square Metre, Dabs Myla also have a one night showcase happening at Revolver upstairs on April the seventh in order to launch their new book, Super Smooth. In conjunction with Final Outline and Burn Clothing, they’ll be doing installation work and a bunch of signings & book customisations,
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Seems like Dabs and Myla are back from an overseas jaunt, and are teaming up to put on an exhibition at Per Square Metre for the Easter break – and its really looking to be something special. With their own collaborations as well as collaborative pieces with luminaries such as Greg “Craola” Simkins, The Witness,
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For those in Melbourne and Sydney, coming up real soon is the LTRHDS Exhibition, a celebration of the alphabet by some of the worlds top street artists. THE EXHIBITION OF THE ENGLISH ALPHABET “Letterheads 2010 brings together twenty-six contemporary artists to each re-envisioned a single letter of the English alphabet, creating a collection that explores
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