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Digging in the internet crates a little bit, we’re sharing a Bombing Science Graffiti Session featuring RUSTE, of HI Crew, that was shot during Art Basel Miami in December 2018. RUSTE, who was last seen lurking the streets of Wynwood, kicks it off with fragments of pencil sketches on random sheets of paper, lays down some

Happy New Year! Thanks for your support in 2019. We’re excited to be in 2020 and ready to have a kick-arse year. Before moving forward, it’s always nice to have a quick look back over your shoulder. Here’s a bunch of highlights from 2019. Nuff said. Ironlak.com Highlights: Watch: KGBOOGIE x BELGIUM Get To Know: Mr

Art: KERUPT Yo yo yo! The team at Ironlak would like to wish you an amazing holiday season! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from us and ours to you and yours. Tis the season to get busy. Thanks to all the writers, artists, retailers, and distro-errs for all your support this year. Thanks for helping

Bombing Science is back with another graffiti session video. This time HEST1 is in the spotlight rocking a nice crispy style piece in Montreal, Ironlak spray cans in hand. Almost mimicking the autumn leaves scattered on the pavement, the piece fades from pink to yellow, complete with a super clean outline to bring it all together. We see HEST’s

SUBURBAN PRIMITIVE – an upcoming pop-up art show at the Juddy Roller Gallery in Fitzroy will be the largest solo show to date for independent Melbourne artist Steve Leadbeater. Steve kindly took the time to fill us in ahead of his exhibition that showcases ancient primal wisdom brutally expressed in the offhand tone of contemporary Australia.  Howdy Steve, can

Paink, a Melbourne based artist well known for his distinctive contemporary street art, launches his exhibition Flying Solo at The Compound Interest in Collingwood, Victoria, this Friday. With a graphic design background, his artworks evolve from on-screen to canvas. Known for his bold, innovative and provocative style, Paink enjoys working on large scale pieces with a strong eye for proportion

Australian director Selina Miles cut her teeth in Brisbane, picking up a camera to document the graffiti artists around her, even editing and shooting a bunch of videos for us here at Lak for many years (who hasn’t seen ‘Limitless’?). Fast forward ten years, and Selina has had a colourful career as a filmmaker – documenting some

With beaches, birds, flowers, and graffiti, a lot of graffiti. MERLOT shares a recap of her summer adventures in Los Angeles. “Over the summer, I decided to take a short trip to LA as it had been a while, and I knew I could use some time relaxing on the beach and spraying with friends.”

We hit a snag with the article we were about to push live today so here’s some belated Halloween pictures semi-fresh from the Big Apple. As SEEN said – “Late, as usual, but I’m here, I show up”.  This Halloween-themed wholecar, complete with Dracula character, was painted on the D train, in the Bronx. It

Mike Makatron is this week’s guest on Tom Gerrard’s Benchtalk Podcast. Originally from Adelaide, Makatron is a Melbourne-based artist who has travelled and painted all over the world including a major stint in New York City. In this episode of the show, they discuss Makatron’s history as a lacrosse player, his beginnings and evolution as

Danni Simpson is a 26-year-old commercial and street artist from Australia who is currently creating on the other side of the globe. Danni has a natural passion and talent for art that has opened doors to a large number of projects and provided many opportunities to travel. We posed a coupla Q’s to Danni over the gram. Hey Danni, you’re originally from Australia, right? A Gold Coast local, but currently