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RONE & TOM FRENCH | “Don’t Look Back” (Exhibition) – Thursday 26 April, 2012.

April 2012 will see two of the most exciting artist to emerge in recent year’s RONE (AUS) and Tom French (UK) link up to put on a joint show with Zero Cool Gallery.

Rone’s posters are some of the most iconic in Australia, hiding under overpasses throughout Melbourne. He is renowned for the stylised images of ‘girls’ faces – it wouldn’t be a stretch to say that he has had more posters in Melbourne’s streets than any other artist in the city’s history.

Tom French progresses his distinctive skull images, with the addition of previously unseen oil paintings, to be shown alongside his characteristic charcoal pieces. These new works combine photorealism, abstraction and surrealism with a suggestive narrative, treading the fine line between the beautiful and the unsettling, focusing on the reflection of the conscious and subconscious mind.

For catalogue requests or to RSVP please email: zerocool@zerocoolgallery.com

RONE (AUS) & Tom French (UK)
‘Don’t Look Back’

Joint London Exhibition
Preview: 6:30pm – 9:30pm, 26th April 2012
Open: April 27th – May 1st 2012

RBHQ, 155-171 Tooley St
London Bridge, London

More info:
- R-o-n-e.com
- TomFrenchArt.wordpress.com
- ZeroCoolGallery.com
- EverfreshStudio.com

By Ironlak on April 20, 2012 in Everfresh, Ironlak Europe, London, Rone, UK

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REVNU and TROND – West London, United Kingdom.

REVNU (Australia) and TROND (Norway) link up in West London, United Kingdom.

By Ironlak on April 18, 2012 in Adelaide, Australia, Ironlak Europe, London, Norway

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Ironlak Los Angeles | TWESH.

TWESH dropped into Ironlak Los Angeles recently, armed with some Heavy Artillery.

More info: IronlakLosAngeles.com

By Ironlak on April 13, 2012 in Ironlak Europe, Ironlak LA, Ironlak USA, Los Angeles, Twesh, United Kingdom

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The Ironlak Graffiti Competition 2011 | Commendations – Part 1.

The Ironlak Graffiti Competition 2011 brought in some amazing entries. Many of these scored highly with our judges, and in some instances only missed out on a prize by a few points. While understanding that not every entry was able to win a prize, we feel that certain efforts should still be commended.

We’d like to share these with you and say thank you for the huge efforts and support from so many writers across the world!

Here’s the first round:

KAST and FORK – Harta, Hungary.

RESO and SHEDA – Toulouse, France.

RESO, SHEDA and REKOR – Toulouse, France.

SETIK and MEAR – Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

MELOW – Hertfordshire, United Kingdom.

TEK13, ASEB, NEIST and CEMO – London, United Kingdom.

SOBEK and KCIS – Vienna, Austria.

TOMS and IGOT – Kongsberg, Norway.

SIGH, POSTER, RYDER and REAF – Swindon, United Kingdom.

PLAQUE, AROC, SEMOR and MERO – Cologne, Germany.

CHEDO, DESK7 and SHAKA – Hamburg, Germany.

AMUK and ATCH – United Kingdom.

ORGH and WARIOS – Rome, Italy.

By Ironlak on April 2, 2012 in Austria, Denmark, Europe, France, Germany, Hungary, Ironlak Europe, Ironlak Graff Comp 2011, Ironlak Graffiti Comp, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, UK, United Kingdom

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The Ironlak Graffiti Competition 2011 | GLOBAL WINNER announced.

We are proud to present to you, the GLOBAL WINNER of The Ironlak Graffiti Competition 2011.

Hailing from from the town of Nancy in north-eastern France, we introduce to you the MOULIN CREW!
Featuring: CED, KOGA, MANTRA, RODES and POME.

As the GLOBAL WINNER, this entry will receive the largest award Ironlak has ever given away….
A MASSIVE PAINT STASH of 800 cans of Ironlak 400ml paint!

GLOBAL WINNER: Moulin Crew. Featuring CED, KOGA, MANTRA, RODES and POME – Nancy, France.

As you may have noticed, so many scorching entries have gone without award in this competition. Over the next two weeks we will be posting all entries that received votes from our judges or that we believe were commendable efforts. Thanks to all who entered The Ironlak Graffiti Competition 2011, we hope you all throw down to compete again this year! STAY UP!