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Sidewayz 2012

Sidewayz 2012 is proudly presented by Westsyde Connection & Balmoral Boards

Featuring artwork on recycled skateboards & snowboards from over 101 local & international artists including:

Alex Lehours, Apeseven, Bennett, Birdhat, Bridge Stehli, Caspian De Looze, Deb, Drewfunk, Kerupt, Luke Taafe, RJ Williams, Skel, Skulk, Vars, Wade Burkit and Stuart Smythe

Open night 23 August, 6:00 @ Global Gallery – Until 1 September
SEE THE FACE BOOK EVENT HERE

Posted: August 5th, 2012 under exhibitions, illustration, street, typography.
Tags: #sideway2012, Alex Lehours, Apeseven, Bennett, Birdhat, BRIDGE STEHLI, Caspian de Looze, Deb, Drewfunk, global gallery, Kerupt, Luke Taafe, RJ Williams, sidewayz 2012, Skel, Skulk, STUART SMYTHE, stuartsmythe, Vars, Wade Burkit, west side connection
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Next up at the National Grid Gallery is an eclectic group exhibition featuring the creatures of some unique creatures.
With artist backgrounds steaming from tattoo, street, and the traditional. They have been invited to interpret the theme “creatures” in thier own creative voice.

Featuring :: CASPIAN DE LOOZE, LUKE MORRELL, SAM CLARK, TEZ,
CAMILLA ZAVATTARO, CLAIRE REID & APESEVEN

Opens FRIDAY 24th SEPTEMBER 6-10pm

The exhibition runs from Sept 25th-Oct 23rd
Mon-Fri 9am-5pm Saturdays 12pm-3pm

Posted: September 13th, 2010 under exhibitions, illustration, street.
Tags: Apeseven, Camilla Zaravattro, Caspian de Looze, Clair reid, galery, Luke Morrel, Sam Clark, street, tattoo, Tez, the national grid
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INTEVIEW WITH APESEVEN

INTERVIEW BY THE NATIONAL GRID GALLERY

NG: ApeSeven, tell us the thinking and process behind your new works that will be on show at The National Grid Gallery in Brookvale from August 6th— what can the people expect?
AS: My latest body of work KLAN takes a look at my imagined family albeit future tribe. An emotive, mysterious, somewhat elegant figurative visual language has been developed to illustrate my search for belonging in this world, amongst my peers, family and dreams.

NG: Where does the inspiration for your mythical characters come from?

AS: I would have to initially say a complex mix of my travels, dreams, science. Then I think my inspiration or motivation comes from a need to create a world to help me cope and relate to the world around me.

NG: What is your process, what mediums do you use?

AS: In terms of process I approach my works first and foremost with a street art perspective, utilizing both graphic and painterly qualities to my work. Works typically incorporate a number of mediums acrylic, ink, found paper, aerosol, found objects. I found this mixed media approach engages the observer and reflects the multi layered thoughts and processes going on in my head.

NG: What is the criteria for choosing a place to paste?

AS: I would love to say there is a well thought out process for selection, but I more often than not seem to gravitate to particular urban settings. Sometimes there is a resonant nostalgia in the locations I choose, reminding me of my youth or more innocent times.

NG: How would you explain your work to someone who has never seen it before?

AS: An exploration of my relationship to the divine, depicted by a fusion of childhood creatures, science, complex symbolism and an aesthetic drawn from an observation of the potential, imagined and observed worlds.

NG: What motivated you to make a book?

AS: As a street artist exhibiting in a gallery some of that energy that people encounter in an urban setting can be lost.

Klan existed initially with sketches, words, then street installations. The exhibition at The National Grid is a refined culmination of Klan. The book loosely documents this whole body of work and I believe captures the energy of street and develops a context for the exhibiton. The book is simultaneously the glue between my works and a work unto itself.

Posted: July 26th, 2010 under exhibitions.
Tags: Apeseven, interview, the national grid
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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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