Ironlak Art & Design Sydney represents a new breed of brick and mortar retail for artists, and marks the launch of our extended range of Ironlak art supplies. Setting up shop in the city that gave birth to the Ironlak dream, seemed like the right move for our first Australian flagship store. Although our HQ […]
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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
A small handful of the Ironlak crew are nursing hangovers today, as last night marked the private opening of our new flagship store in Sydney – Ironlak Art & Design, and after too many long, long weeks of construction, lost/broken cargo and damaged souls, the celebration was in full effect. Now the baby’s head is
The Culprit Club is proud to announce, FACE/FACE – an exhibition of new works by PHIBS. Largely inspired by nature, PHIBS’ works have spawned a menagerie of signature characters and styles. FACE/FACE will draw forward a number of his recurring characters, and express the evolving emotions and colour theories of his constant progression. This intimate
Hailing from the east coast of Australia, John Kaye migrated west to the sunny city of Perth to undertake a residency at The Butcher Shop. His show ‘Chained to the Sky’ saw work created inside and outside of the studio with overarching themes concerning freedom and a transient lifestyle. John reflects on his most recent
Chained to the Sky reveals a series of new paintings that focus on beauty and chaos, combining elements of Kaye’s personal images with his love for shapes and colour. This series is based on displaying a symbolic view of experiences surrounding the artist over the period of the past year, through the use of classic
Brick and mortar retail plays a vital role in any brand’s distribution chain. The majority of Ironlak’s product moves via the shelves of localised, independent graffiti, skate and art shops like Union Heights, a Hip Hop and graffiti shop Melbourne heads are supporting. These small business owners are our front-line hustlers, the link between our
Brick and mortar retail plays a vital role in any brand’s distribution chain. The majority of Ironlak’s product moves via the shelves of localised, independent graffiti, skate and art shops. These small business owners are our front-line hustlers, the link between our warehouse and our community. They’re the ones that grind it out on the
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In 2014 MEKS, REALS & TUES jumped across the country for a quick spraycation and an in-store BBQ/ live paint event at The Butcher Shop in Perth. Much respect to the locals for holding us down: KENO, MANE, HOSAE, AYRES, SERVE, PURES & all the peeps who came and hung out at the shop. Special
Our mates at Villain Store have stocked up and opened a new shop in Fitzroy, stocking Ironlak and Sugar Artists’ Acrylic spray paint alongside a range of art supplies, vinyl toys, books and homewares. If you’re in Melbourne make sure you check it out at 78 Johnston St, Fitzroy, 3065, Melbourne, VIC (next door to
