BATES.
Bates rocking some of those solid outlines we all love.
SOFLES | One Day Sundays
Ironlak and hip hop collective One Day team up to bring you SOFLES painting live for One Day Sundays at The Vic in Enmore, Sydney. One Day Sundays is a free event which takes place on the last Sunday of every month featuring a regular crew of DJ’s including Joyride, Adit (Horrorshow) and Raph (Jackie
BERST, KAPUT & SALUT.
BERST showed some of that TMD hospitality to KAPUT (Canada) and SALUT (Australia) while they were in Auckland, New Zealand recently. Stay tuned for part two of this set coming soon.
‘North East South West’ | Exhibition Recap.
On the first of November The Biz Dojo in Auckland saw the artistic forces of BERST, KAPUT, FECKS and HASER combine for the aptly titled ‘North East South West’ Exhibition. Here’s a look at some of the works that were on display. Keep an eye on the blog over the coming days; let’s just say
CHINA | Ironlak Family and Friends (Video).
Earlier this year we kidnapped PHAT1, TUES and STORM from the Ironlak Family and headed over to China with YESMA, DYMS, PALMS, MUCH, RIFLE, RUSTE and MEMOS. After a quick stop in Hong Kong, we crossed the border into mainland China where we were greeted by TOUCH, SENK, MEGIC, KISH, MOK and the rest of
‘Meeting of Styles’ | Houston, TX.
Film maker Matthew Cardenas followed AWFSET collective members WERDS & FRENCH from San Antonio,Tx and GOMER from Austin,Tx to the ‘Meeting of Styles’ in Houston this year. “It was the first time MOS was down South so this was great event seeing artist from all over the world gather to paint this One huge building
TUES | Quick Fix.
TUESY coming correct on some quick crowd pleasers. More info: http://tuesy.bigcartel.com @tuesy
‘The Hours’ visit ASKEW’s Studio.
The Hours caught up with ASKEW in his Auckland studio and again on his arrival in Sydney. They spoke with him about his involvement in Wonderwalls Festival and delved a bit deeper into his latest body of work for his first ever Sydney solo show ‘The Evolving Face’ which opens at The Tate in Sydney