“My recent work has been focused on two styles that I love to work with: the stencilled girls I’ve become known for and the screen-printed posters reminiscent of the designs that originally inspired me to make art. “L’inconnue de la rue is inspired by the story of L’Inconnue de la Seine, in which the body […]
RONE | L’inconnue de la rue (Exhibition) – Melbourne, Australia. Read More »
VANS the OMEGA drops into Lo-Fi Gallery on Thursday 9th of June for a show that will no doubt turn some heads. Another self taught Artist, Designer, Photographer running around pretending to know something you don’t. First love was his Mum, then came Graffiti. Since then all kinds of strange things have happened which have
VANS the OMEGA | A New Wall (Exhibition) – Lo-Fi Gallery. Read More »
Next Thursday 2nd of June, get down to Lo-Fi Gallery in Darlinghurst, Sydney. Some of Brisbane and Sydney’s finest come together to bring you an exhibition showcasing the times, trials, & misdemeanors of three dysfunctional roommates living down the dusty end of Brunswick street. Love street bandits is the collective effort of a years worth
SOFLES, Fintan Magee & Scott Marsh | LOVE STREET BANDITS (Exhibition) – Lo-Fi Gallery. Read More »
“We are throwing a party to remember to launch our finely crafted new collection on Thursday 2 June. Head down to The Sure Store, Melbourne, from 6–9pm. The first 20 people to buy a piece of the action will receive a FREE limited edition screen print by featured artist Numskull, valued at $50. We’ll also
GRAND SCHEME | 2011 Launch – Melbourne, Australia. Read More »
“Met up with Vans the Omega in SA recently. We did this strange 2 namer in a squashed spot. The tangy effort on my part of the wall left a sour taste in my mouth that later induced nightmares. It was supposed to be just for the sake of hang time , but it didn’t
Here’s some flicks of a recent Forumla One crew wall in Melbourne, Australia. “YES ! We effed about and drank plenty of beer but got there in the end and had a damn fun time doing it. The good old stuff as many pieces onto a wall as humanly possible… always does the trick!” –Sirum.
“I was flown to Adelaide, Australia to paint a mural on a 63 metre (200 foot) long wall. Within just 3 days of my arrival I fell and broke my scapula in 2 parts as well as suffering from a head concussion ending up in the hospital twice. Part of my responsibilities for this mural
ABOVE | “Sticks and Stones” – Adelaide, Australia. Read More »
Our friends over at Crush City just sent us this video from the recent Ironlak Artist Series Production completed in Brisbane, Australia. More info: CrushCity.blogspot.com
CRUSH CITY | IRONLAK Artist Series Production (Video). Read More »
Lo-Fi Gallery keeps rolling with the punches. Here’s what in store in coming months.. Supported by Ironlak. More info: WeAreLoFi.com.au
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This production was painted entirely with Ironlak Artist Series Colours. No Roarke, Aspen or Techies were touched during this session. Only: Tues Afterburn, Linz Iceberg, Phat One True Royal, Enue’s Bonggg, Banos Asbestos, Meks Magic, Askews Olivia, Dieci Does, Augor’s Blackout, Vans Kryptonite, Reals Sublime, Pose Sushi, Sirm Black-Red, Ewok’s Froggy, Wanyology Blood & Sofles
IRONLAK Artist Series Production – Brisbane, Australia. Read More »
