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New Zealand graffiti writer Kid Aero & friends get busy across the Sydney transit network. “Graffiti is like a ticking time bomb, waiting to go off. The more you repeat the crime, the worse your odds of getting caught become.. but despite the bleeps of the timer getting louder and louder, we continue to chase […]

We didn’t have anything official planned for the chaos that is Art Basel last year, so we did the reach out to a bunch of friends to see if anyone was making the trip to Miami regardless. Turns out a handful of writers we knew were heading out, so we packed some boxes of paint,

Our final Ironlak BBQ Burners event for 2019 was in good-old Sydney town. We love Sydney, so it’s always good to show love to Sydney. BBQ Burners is about getting a handful of writers together for a chill day of painting, with beers on ice, and food on the barbie, and Sydney was no different. Our

As Australia hits record heat temperatures this week, it definitely makes us glad that we jumped across to Perth early with some September Spring in our steps, ahead of this summer-heat-monstrosity that we’re facing now! Spring, summer, or winter though – the Western Australian’s were delivering the heat regardless (insert mailman pun here – something,

Cop the rewind and then buckle in for part two of ‘The B-Line Killers’ featuring Brisbane’s infamous TBK Crew. To rub the concept into your brain muscle a little more – eight graffiti writers from TBK painted four separate walls across Brizzy City. Each wall was a two-name join-up, with all four walls forming like Voltron for

The B–Line Killers was formed loosely in 1995 by a small breakaway group from Brisbane’s notorious THC crew.  Namely REALS, DCIDE, BORE, DEOHE, and ACHE, and a few others that have come and gone over the years. TBK take their name from the train line they all grew up on – the Beenleigh Line, or

SAGE, PILFER, and SAVER going HUGE in Melbourne with our new Limited Release Chrome Cans. And by HUGE, we mean MASSSSSSIVE with a capital everything. Our man Carl was there with camera in hand, he drops the story on us: “Always a good time with these Melbourne ratbags.” “The boys had been wall-hunting for a

Walk the Walls is a street art festival in Sydney’s Sutherland Shire. After a successful debut event in Caringbah in 2018, the event returned November 2019 – featuring 40 artists gracing 40 walls in the beachside suburb Cronulla. With the part two freshly wrapped, and the official recap coming soon, we thought we’d zero in

As we continue with our coverage of the Ironlak BBQ Burners series, we hog-tie TUES and MEKS, and head deep-north to, what was actually, our first BBQ destination of the year – Townsville, North Queensland. It’s a small scene in TSV and we had a fun one linking with the locals to spruce up the

SKARY is a graffiti writer and tattooer from the east coast of Australia. He’s lived all over and currently calls Sydney city home. Recently he was in Brisbane visiting friends and doing a guest spot at Seventh Circle Tattoo in Woolloongabba. We rode shotgun to give you a little insight into his process. Here’s a

With summer in Australia well and truly ramping up, it was high time to get out into the sunshine for our long-running Ironlak BBQ Burners events. BBQ Burners is about getting a handful of writers together for a chill day of painting, with beers on ice, and food on the barbie. Our fourth event for

In the land of sweet-treats, cakes, and coffee we linked up with SDM & LED crews of Melbourne to throw some Lak up on a freshly buffed black wall. The walls shaped up over two days, with SDM Crew taking out the left side of the laneway and LED Crew on the right. As always,