The Escape Plan
REALS, MEKS, TREAS and KOVER putting together the escape plan for KURE and VISA.
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TUES, REALS & MEKS – In store at The Butcher Shop (Perth)
If you’re in the Perth area Join us for a special in store event with TUES, REALS and MEKS from the Ironlak Family. Pop down to The Butcher Shop’s Northbridge store on Sunday 13 July for a barbecue, live painting and blackbook signings with the artists. Ironlak specials and giveaways on the day too! See
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‘First Coat’ Street Art Festival | Toowoomba, QLD.
‘First Coat’ is Toowoomba’s first street art festival. A Toowoomba Regional Council, Graffitit Stop, Kontraband Studios and Toowoomba Youth Service initiative, ‘First Coat is already putting Toowoomba ‘on the map’ in street art circles. The weekend will see Ironlak Family members EWOK, MR WANY, REALS, MEKS, SOFLES, TUES, TREAS and YESMA painting alongside Brisbane globetrotter
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Ironlak Family | Gold Coast 2013 (Video).
Inspired by classic 80s movies, Ironlak Family members MEKS, VANS the OMEGA, SIRUM, TREAS, LINZ, REALS and TUES got together last year to rock a wall on the Gold Coast. In a true “rain, hail or shine” fashion, our three days on the coast were reduced to just over one real day of painting time
TUES | QC with friends.
Last week TUESY was on quality control and managed to muster up a pretty stellar mid week line-up featuring MEKS, REALS, MUCHO MUSTACHIO and THE ZOO KEEPER.
The latest from MEKS.
Ironlak Family Member MEKS is continuously pumping out quality work. Whether its in complex wild style or simple letters that are packed with so much sway it hurts, the guy’s got it on lock. Here’s the latest from the Ironlak Family’s secret weapon along with some guest appearances from friends.
Exhibition | Veil of Anonymity – Adelaide.
Ironlak and Published ArtHouse presents Linz, Reals, Sofles, Meks, Sauce, Tues, Vans the Omega & Treas in ‘Veil of Anonymity’. The title ‘Veil of Anonymity’ is somewhat ambiguous in itself. While graffiti artists seek to be seen and appreciated, there is often a disconnection between a writer’s nom de plume and their personal self. Masking