Showing posts with label urban art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label urban art. Show all posts
Monday, May 9, 2011
The World Is Your Monster.....
Last Saturday I was up in Newcastle and in between the showers I painted the stencil piece below titled "The World Is Your Monster" It Stands at nearly 3m tall and is by far my biggest stencil to date. So stoked I finally managed to get this up...this was the plan for the TINA 2o1o festival but due to some issues I was only able to do a paste up of the piece. The stencil is located in Keightley St (off Hunter St Mall) for those who wish to check it. A big thanks to Simone from SAW (Street Art Walking) for the opportunity! Also got a great write up over at the Metro Gallery blog and to see more pics go to my flickr.
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Mongrel of a feature.....
Got me a plug over at the Headquarters/the Mongrel site based out of New York City. It's a great blog type site with regular news and updates on happenings primarily from the urban/street art genre around NYC, but occasional broader stuff too...hence my little feature. go to Headquarters/the Mongrel to check it out.
Labels:
art,
art prize,
blogs,
feature,
headquarters,
New York,
sculpture,
social comment,
street art,
sure ain't sushi,
the mongrel,
urban art
Saturday, January 17, 2009
Hosier Lane, Melbourne.....
Some family have just relocated to Melbourne, may be time to visit I think....
above feature by Fluxom.
above feature by Fluxom.
Labels:
art,
graffiti,
hosier lane,
melbourne,
protest art,
social comment,
street art,
urban art
Sunday, October 5, 2008
8-bit kid.....

Check what my son Liam (6yrs) made from his duplo blocks. Liam watches limited tv and we don't own an x-box or anything of the like, infact he's never played a video game. ever. It is so different to his usual creations such as ducks, cars and his signature crocodile. So when he popped this little beauty out yesterday, my wife and I were suprised at how much it looked like space invaders! We were both 80's teens, so the whole 8-bit thing has been ingrained......we must ask, without any outside influence, has this been inherited? Freaky.
lookout Invader!
click here.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invader_(artist)
Labels:
8-bit,
art,
invader,
space invaders,
street art,
urban art,
video games
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