People of Sydney: scrap your Sunday brunch and put away the driving gloves. We’re gonna get it popping with ASKEW in our pop-up shop at 118 Oxford St, Darlinghurst. The man will be there doing a live paint and if you bring along your blackbook there’s nobody saying you wont cop a little scrawl! See […]
The incredibly talented ASKEW will be showing new works in his ‘Exodus’ Exhibition on the 22nd of May (for one night only). This show is a continuation of the artists’ last four bodies of work (Entropy, The Evolving Face, Diaspora and Oceanic), the title ‘Exodus’ refers to the perpetual migration of people within the greater
Semi-Permanent (Sydney) is just around the corner. Ironlak Family member ASKEW will be speaking this year along with a long list of incredibly talented artists and designers. Get your tickets here: http://ow.ly/MM9WP Event Details: ‘Semi-Permanent’ 22-23rd May, 2015 Carriageworks, Sydney. ASKEW website facebook instagram
Shot/cut Edward Whitfield. Presented by Juddy Roller with the support of Benalla Street Art Committee ‘Wall to Wall’ was the first Regional Contemporary Art Festival to be held in Victoria in late March. The festival focused on rejuvenating Benalla, a Regional town of Victoria. Bringing together local and international street artists to transform 13 walls
In November 2014, as the people of the United Arab Emirates were gearing up to celebrate their 43rd year as a country, the Ironlak Family set off towards the Middle East from their respective corners of the globe. In Dubai the Lak Fam joined over 100 artists from around the world in an ambitious attempt
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ASKEW talks in depth about his wall with Elliot Francis Stewart at Wonderwalls Festival in Port Adelaide over the weekend. “Here is the final shot of the 9 story wall Elliot Francis Stewart and I painted in Port Adelaide during the Wonderwalls Festival. It was a trying but exciting experience and we are both so
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ASKEW opens up on his world of identity in graffiti, and how he prioritises it over commercial opportunities. website facebook instagram
Ironlak Family member ASKEW copped a cool little interview on Spray Daily “What first made you interested in graffiti and how did you end up on that track?” Growing up in Central Auckland in the 90’s, everyone seemed to have a tag. It was synonymous with being young in my city. Head here to read
PRINT INFO: – 6-Colour Serigraph on Fabriano CP 350 gsm Rough Paper – Apx. 297 x 420 mm – Signed and Editioned – Edition: 10 – Packaging and shipping not included. – Please allow 10 working days to process the order before shipping. Visit Askew’s site to purchase Only 10 available, so don’t sleep. —
Here’s a couple of preview shots of ASKEW and FINTAN MAGEE’s ‘Oceanic’ Exhibition which is continuing in London until the 30th. If you’re in London make some time to check this out before it’s all over. More info: www.askew1.com www.fintanmagee.com www.rexromae.com
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ASKEW in collaboration with MASER ART for Draw Out Festival in Limerick, Ireland. Photo: Conor Buckley. ASKEW website facebook instagram MASER ART website
‘Oceanic’ is a new body of work from Ironlak Family member ASKEW and internationally renowned Australian street artist FINTAN MAGEE. Presented by RexRomae, the show will feature ASKEW’s well known vibrant portraits of female subjects from the Pacific region layered with FINTAN MAGEE’s distinctive style that draws on personal experience with the 2011 Brisbane floods
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