Digging the quality of this video and the insight into one of Sydney’s finest, Mr Berry.
Posts Tagged ‘Max Berry’Water For Water Christmas CardsTuesday, November 29th, 2011Eight of Australia’s finest visual artists, illustrators and creatives have donated their time, creativity and Christmas cheer to design original Christmas cards exclusively for Water For Water. By purchasing a pack of 8 Christmas Cards you’ll be spreading Christmas joy further than you think with 100% of the profits from the sale of the cards going directly to providing communities access to clean water. Cards designed by:
 Sneak Peek: Max Berry & Mark AlsweilerSunday, November 20th, 2011This Thursday night in Brisbane, local Sydney artists Max Berry and Mark Alsweiler open their show “All Things Lost” at Nine Lives Gallery, Fortitude Valley. From what they showed us at their studio, this show is set to be an amazing showcase of their individual styles and passion for hand-built sculpture. Check out some preview shots taken at their studio in Annandale. Nine Lives Gallery
Views from Outpost part 2Thursday, November 3rd, 2011A few more shots from the island. Hopefully the weather clears up tomorrow for the official opening day. Enjoy…
So rad to see Sync in town.
So good to see Sync in town.
Max Berry at OutpostThursday, October 27th, 2011We have visited Cockatoo Island a couple of times now and there is alot of activity (that we can’t show you yet) going on. Max Berry painted a panel for the Artery (Dogleg Tunnel) section of the festival, along with 29 other artists. Check out the video he made below. Also. Stay tuned for some sneaky photos this week from the island. Ambush Gallery presents TransientWednesday, October 5th, 2011As if the Ambush team weren’t busy enough with this giant, they have gathered together 6 great artists to present a show titled “Transient“. Three large scale paintings done by the following artists in groups of two. Beastman-Phibs / Jumbo-Numskull / Max Berry-Mark Alsweiler. “aMBUSH Gallery is very proud to partner with The Galeries in the activation and launch of a new lane way art project, Lane Four, in the heart of Sydney’s CBD. Kickstarting our programming is Sydney’s best in a unique collaboration between the artists BEASTMAN & PHIBS, JUMBO & NUMSKULL and MAX BERRY & MARK ALSWEILER responding with three large scale collaborative one-off original artworks, displayed at Lane Four at The Galeries, 500 George Street (Pitt St entrance) from October 13 to November 11.”
Max Berry on the Record StoreWednesday, August 10th, 2011Max Berry painted the Record Store, Surry Hills yesterday in his trade mark style. Check out some of the photos he sent us below. We’re big fans of Berry and this large scale piece does not disappoint.
Sneak peek: Max Berry and Ears at Harrison GalleriesWednesday, June 15th, 2011In the lead up to their duo show at Harrison Galleries this weekend, Max Berry and Ears let us inside their studio for a look at what’s in stall for the opening this Saturday. Long time collaborators and friends, these two artists have produced bodies of work that compliment each other and show the next step they’ve both taken in their artistic careers. Max’s show titled “Passenger” presents a series of paintings, jewelry and toys that reveals an imaginary world in flux. Caught in moments of introverted retrospection and transcendence Berry’s figures consider the relationship between, the actual and the spiritual, agency and fate, life and death, and the passage between these states. Ears’ show title “The Grid” investigates and deconstructs the formalist approach to portrait painting. With a background in graffiti Ears has been making a transition to studio artist that has allowed for an engaging body of large canvas works. ‘The Grid” is a study of the uniform, identity and the conditions in which they exist. Opening: Saturday 18th June, 5 – 7pm (Click for Facebook event)
Ears and Max Berry at Harrison GalleriesWednesday, May 25th, 2011We are very proud to be a supporter of this double exhibition. Ears and Max Berry have been long time collaborators and it’s with great pleasure that we can say they will be showing together at Harrison Galleries in Paddington on June 18. See the flyer below for more details. Stay tuned for some sneak peek photos and more.
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