Archive for 'street'
KLAN – APESEVEN
Apeseven’s works currently focuses on elements of alchemy . A process of transmutation depicted by a fusion of childhood creatures, science, complex symbolism akin to early scientists and an aesthetic drawn from an observation of the potential, imagined and observed worlds .
OPENING NIGHT FRIDAY 6TH AUGUST 6PM-10PM
EXHIBITION RUNS UNTIL 3RD SEPTEMBER 2010
THE NATIONAL GRID GALLERY. 24 CHARD RD. BROOKVALE
WWW.THENATIONALGRID.COM.AU
Posted: July 23rd, 2010 under exhibitions, street.
Tags: Apeseven, book, exhibition, instalation, klan, past up, prints, show, street, the national grid
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Mark Zeidler Artwork for sale

Our shop is currently filled with amazing artwork from our featured artist Mark Zeidler. You can buy his awesome stencils,aerosol on canvas for $65 and they come packaged in custom hand screen printed-box, which are an artwork in themselves. Not only that but you also get free postage within Australia!! We are also selling his larger screen prints on canvas for $110 So go take a peak while stocks last!

the amazing screen printed boxes!
Posted: July 9th, 2010 under fine art, graphics, street.
Tags: art, box, mark zeidler, screen print, shop
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Max Berry
The upcoming ‘a search for ground in higher places’ is the first solo exhibition for Max Berry and is the culmination of numerous group shows and an earlier emphasis on stickers, paste-ups and murals. Over the last two years Max has shown in over 20 group exhibitions, most recently; WeAreTheImageMakers ‘12×12’, Freshly Baked ‘The Winter Set’, Carriageworks-CarriageArtworks and Semi-Permanent ‘Mixed business’. Apart from his personal work Max has also been significant in the establishment of Oh Really Gallery and the production of Oh Really Magazine. The Newtown based gallery supports emerging artists and over the last 18 months has encouraged a burgeoning lowbrow art scene, where its DIY and humble nature have picked up an avid following.
The exhibition will include paintings, drawings, jewelry and toys that reflect a search for ground in higher places.
OPENS: Thursday 29th APRIL 6-9pm (Fri-Sun 11-6 till 9th of MAY)
OH REALLY GALLERY
55 Enmore rd. Newtown.
For further information contact max@ohreallymagazine.com
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Posted: April 12th, 2010 under exhibitions, fine art, illustration, street.
Tags: Max Berry, Oh really Gallery, Oh Really Magazine
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TrustcoCorp

Hide your ugly

Revenge is a dish best served with milk

Bulemia Bar
TrustoCorp is a New York based artist (or artists) dedicated to highlighting the hypocrisy and hilarity of human behavior through sarcasm and satire. TrustoCorp targets areas in the public domain typically reserved for messages of trust and authority and subverts them with messages of mayhem and absurdity hijacked from the visual style of our authorities. Check it.
Posted: April 5th, 2010 under fine art, graphics, street.
Tags: art, new york, satire, trustcocorp
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Teem

‘Teem,’ a street art exhibition by successful up and coming artist Adrian Repeti, is being held on Tuesday the 16th of February at the Marlborough Hotel, Newtown. It is set to be a fantastic night with canapes and a complimetary glass of champagne for all guests on arrival.
Adrian’s exhibition “Teem” is an amazing collection of street art featuring over 30 works that have been created on a range of mediums including canvas, skateboards, photography, a bicycle and guitar.
Opening Night: 16th Feb, 6pm, Marlborough Hotel, Newtown.
Posted: February 9th, 2010 under exhibitions, street.
Tags: adrian repeti, exhibition, marlborough, newtown, street art, sydney, teem
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Myte
Posted: January 6th, 2010 under fine art, street, typography.
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The Yok
One of Australia’s most recognised artists at the fore front of a blooming art scene. The Yok is Well know for his street art, character based works and an art publication called Kingbrown mag. The Yok is featured in our zine which you can purchase from us here.. Enjoy
Posted: December 21st, 2009 under illustration, street.
Tags: Laser cut, skate, The Yok, Wood
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Monsieur Qui


Monsieur Qui (in English Mister Who) is a clever French illustrator who loves cats, dogs, handmade works, brass bands and pastes big posters in the streets of Paris. He works in watercolors and inks and produces some sweet street art.
Posted: November 22nd, 2009 under illustration, street.
Tags: art, artist, french, illustration, monsieur qui, street
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Cardon Copy
You know those boring old hand made signs you see around the streets, lost pets, rooms for rent, things for sale, garage sales and so on.
Cardon Copy, takes these vernacular of self-distributed fliers and tear- offs we have all seen in our neighborhoods. It involves hijacking these unconsidered fliers and redesigning them, overpowering their message with a new visual language. The fliers are then replaced.


Posted: November 21st, 2009 under graphics, street, typography.
Tags: cardon, copy, fliers, re-design, street
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Greg Lamarche




Greg Lamarche an American artist, previously working under the name SP One. Greg’s work is predominantly collage and has a background in graffiti. Brightly coloured collage of typography and vintage textures with a street feel, highly influenced by graffiti. He has a distinctly unique style.
posted by Tabitha
Posted: July 19th, 2009 under street, typography.
Tags: american, collage, graffiti, greg lamarche, street, typography
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