KEMS and EWOK from the Lak Fam have been teaming up more and more recently, exploring and finding good spots to paint. In the search for the ultimate wall, they’ve been hitting the road and have spent some time in the Rust Belt – an area which expands into Upstate New York. Once defined by […]
The Culprit Club is proud to announce, Porcelain Paradise – a book launch and exhibition by John Kaye. Prolific in the national and international graffiti scene and fast becoming one of Australia’s most promising conceptual artists, John Kaye’s diverse range of paintings have seen his style and success praised across an international scale. Porcelain Paradise
Jimmy Nice of Hip Hop duo Spit Syndicate, and collective One Day, presents his solo exhibition ‘Many Hands’ at Goodspace this coming Wednesday night. Known normally for his lyrical skills on the mic, the man is also nice at bending letters with his hands. The resulting ‘Many Hands’ show is a collection of works illustrating
Parisian bad-man FUZI, the ignorant master, painted a H.U.G.E. mural on the side of Boomtown Brewery in sunny Los Angeles, California over the weekend. Giving the new Lak cans a run, he covered the wall with a host of characters in his trademark style. “For my first legal mural since I moved to Los Angeles
After a busy few years travelling and focussing primarily on outdoor murals, Melbourne-based artist Rone has been back in the studio working on canvas again. In addition, he’s been exploring long-forgotten derelict spaces and reintroducing the human touch, or as Rone puts it; “Painting beautiful works in these places of neglect, to try and highlight
“For me I thought graffiti was my life. Graffiti is my identity, graffiti is my family, graffiti is my tribe, hip hop is my language and this is who I am which is basically you saying that you’re an American, which is kind of true if you know what I mean, because that’s their culture.
SEVENTEEN is a short film that explores the mind of a young graffiti artist. Based in Auckland, New Zealand – the writer tells his story of how he became involved in the graffiti scene. SEVENTEEN pieces together the artist’s narrative and experience in Encounter; a graffiti battle held at Corban Estate Art Centre. The video
TRAV MSK recently painted this 20 x 40 ft typographic mural in Los Angeles. Repping ‘Mad Society Kings’, while simultaneously paying homage to the bottle, and the traditional hand painted signage which is prevalent in his city. Here’s what TRAV had to say about this wall: “The main objective when I paint these walls, is
ATACK, DWANE, FRITZ and KLUE ride through the wide open country of New Zealand’s beautiful south island. Fuelled exclusively by a diet of pies, Tui beer and Ironlak, the group explore the stunning landscape and turn loose on the exotic variety of rolling stock the island has to offer. “Send me off forever, but I
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Running simultaneously with this year’s Valley Fiesta, as a part of the arts program, Shida will launch his latest exhibition ‘Rites of Joy’. Shida is a multidisciplinary artist, hailing from strong Brisbane roots. He is known for his dynamic murals, monumental in scale spread across Australia and the world. In ‘Rites of Joy’, Shida explores
