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I recently spent a month in New York City and managed to paint some rooftops, street walls and also a few public mural projects for the City Reliquary Museum in Williamsburg, Crest Fest and The Bushwick Collective in Brooklyn. I ate heaps of food now I’m fat. More pics after the jump. more pics on my instagram here
Check out this photo set from the opening night of Magic Weirdos Never Die, which is on now at Scawfell Studio in East London. Curated by Sean Morris, this exhibition is a follow up to last year’s Perth group show – Let’s Go, Magic Weirdos – and features a super tight selection of Australian, Spanish, US and UK-based artists.
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MAGIC WEIRDOS NEVER DIE
Scawfell Studios / LONDON / May 2nd @ 6pm
FEATURING: Jon Boam, Manuel Donada, Jasper Dunk, Berto Fojo, Dillon Froelich, Ghostpatrol, Kyle Hughes-Odgers, Suzi Kemp, Sean Morris, Luke Pelletier, James Unsworth
New London gallery space Scawfell Studios opens its doors on May 2nd with “Magic Weirdos Never Die” – a group exhibition featuring 11 contemporary artists from 4 different countries, curated by Sean Morris.
Following on from the successful group show “Let’s Go Magic Weirdos”, held last year in his hometown of Perth, Western Australia, Sean Morris is at it again. This time he’s bringing his work and bunch of impressive, magical weirdos to London.
The line-up includes Australian art heroes Ghostpatrol and Kyle Hughes-Odgers, Spanish comic artist Berto Fojo, the prolific Luke Pelletier from the States, and killer London based illustrators Jon Boam, Suzie Kemp and Jasper Dunk.
Along side these phenomenal names will be the usual awesome depravity from Londoner James Unsworth, the black metal space demons of Madrid’s Manuel Donada, beautifully strange and politically charged drawings from Florida’s Dillon Froelich and the white trash fables of Sean Morris himself, who hits London just 2 weeks after a successful solo exhibition in Madrid.
Get down for the exhibition opening on Thursday the 2nd of May from 6pm-9pm at Scawfell Street Studios: 6a Scawfell Street E2 8NG. This is gonna be huge.
My first solo show for the year ‘A thousand lights from a hundred skies’ opened on Feb 8th at Turner Galleries in Perth. The show runs until March 9th. Thanks to everyone who came down to the opening night!
check more pics after the jump.
impossible solutions 93.5cm x 76cm acrylic on canvas 2013.
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A Thousand Lights from a Hundred Skies.
I have a solo exhibition of all new works opening at Turner Galleries 470 William Street Northbridge, Western Australia. This is my first solo exhibition in Perth for 2 years. The exhibition opens Feb 8 – 9 March 2013. more info below.
Exhibition preview: a thousand lights from a hundred skies 284cm x 876cm mixed media on board 2013 kyle hughes odgers
Rad looking show opening Thursday night at Bold Hype Gallery over in New York. Featuring Perth born lads Sean Morris and Daek William along with 11 young American painters and illustrators. Some crazy talent in there, check it out if you’re in NYC:
Corey Benhatzel, William Heerey, Douglas Hoffman, David Hoskins, Jason Limon, Sean Morris, Juan Muniz, Johanna O’Donnell, Sidney Pink, Eric Richardson, Rafael Santiago, Scott Schiedly, Nathan Spoor
6pm January 10 >> February 10
547 W. 27th Street, New York
‘Be Sweet, Deadbeat’ an exhibition of new works by Sean Morris at House of Bricks Gallery in Melbourne. More photos after the jump.
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Following up his successful solo show last year in London, Sean Morris opens his first and much anticipated Melbourne solo on the 6th of December at House of Bricks. full details below. Melbourne is a really creative city so if you are creative and are in Melbourne you should go check it out.
