There are some great photos from Meggs’ show at Lo-Fi Collective last week. Check them out here.
Posts Tagged ‘Meggs’Meggs at Lo-Fi CollectiveThursday, August 26th, 2010Meggs is up in Sydney this week for the opening of his exhibition “Sons of Privilege” at Lo-Fi Collective. We went by the gallery to check out the set up and big wall he has been painting for the show. If you’re in Sydney this Friday (27th August – 6pm), get down to Lo-Fi Collective, Taylor Square Surry Hills.
 Openings this weekMonday, August 16th, 2010There are a bunch of shows opening this week up and down the east coast of Australia. All the details and flyers below:
Lo-Fi CollectiveFriday, August 13th, 2010One of the most exciting art galleries/project spaces in Sydney is about to open, and we are super stoked to be on board as a supporter. Introducing Lo-Fi Collective. LO-FI Collective is a week-to-week showcase of Australia’s leading low brow artists, designers and photographers. The 6 month initiative is a rare move to support this exceptional home-grown art movement. LO-FI Collective is part gallery and part studio featuring a selection of resident artists to both produce and exhibit weekly in the space, and has been provided at no cost or commission to the artists. Be sure to keep updated through the blog as these future exhibitions at Lo-Fi are promising to be amazing. Some of the future shows include Meggs, TwoOne, Numskull, Beastman, Go Font Ur Self* and many many more to be confirmed. Stay tuned.
Meggs: King for a DayMonday, June 28th, 2010Meggs was king for a evening last Friday down in Melbourne at the new Backwoods Gallery, where his new solo show sold out. Nice Produce has some photos here.
Everfresh: BlackbookWednesday, June 16th, 2010The hardest working kids in graffiti/street art today. Everfresh have created a book. Don’t miss out on this… Illustrated with striking, candid photography, EVERFRESH: BLACKBOOK provides a rare and exclusive insight into the life of the studio, the artists behind the work and the culture of the elusive underground art world—a world usually cloaked in anonymity.
EVERFRESH: BLACKBOOK The Miegunyah Press 978-0-522-85745-0 RRP $39.99 254 x 204 mm illustrated paperback In all good bookstores September 2010 THE LIMITED EDITION BOOK 500 Hard Cover Limited Edition copies of the book. Only available at everfreshstudio.com EVERFRESH: BLACKBOOK Limited Edtion By Everfresh Studio $80.00 254 x 204 mm illustrated hard cover. Only available online. Limited Edition includes:
Backwoods GalleryFriday, June 11th, 2010Some of Melbourne’s most creative heads have come together to open a new gallery. Expect some awesome shit to go down on those walls. “Backwoods was established by Melbourne artists Rone, Meggs (both Everfresh Studios), and Ghostpatrol (Mitten Fortress). The gallery is curated by Alex Mitchell (Floating World Arts and Niceproduce.com), with publicity by Edwina Hanneysee (Diamond Dozen) and venue management by Izzy Caligore.”
Stupid Krap at Finders Keepers MarketTuesday, May 4th, 2010
Stupidkrap.com has a stall at this year’s HUGE Finders Keepers Markets and will be launching AMAZING new prints and posters by Bridge Stehli, Akina, Ben Frost, Kid Zoom and Numskull. Also in stock are our ever-collectable, limited-edition prints and products by: Anthony Lister, Kill Pixie, Beastman, Mark Drew, Rico, Love Ariel, DMOTE and Meggs. CarriageWorks – 245 Wilson Street, Eveleigh The Finders Keepers are design and art markets dedicated in supporting young emerging designers and bringing new contemporary design to the forefront in Australia.
poster info: A2 Poster on SUPER ENDURA archival PHOTO PAPER $30 AUD incl FREE POSTAGE Mized Business photosMonday, March 29th, 2010The week of the Mixed Business opening was crazy. Go Font Ur Self*, Mixed Business, Semi-Permanent, Sesame Street exhibition, epic Yum Cha and other related bits and bobs. Here are some photos from the Mixed Business show.
Sneak peek at Mixed BusinessFriday, March 19th, 2010Last night was the opening of Mixed Business. A monster group show put on by WATIM and The Opening Hours, and supported by Semi-Permanent, Design is Kinky, Stupid Krap, Ambush Gallery, Whirlwind and Carlton. Thanks to everyone that came down to see the artwork and enjoyed a nice cold beer courtesy of the Beastman bar girls. If you didn’t make the opening, the show is still open 12-4 Saturday and Sunday this weekend, plus 12-4 Wednesday – Sunday next week. Check out a few closeups we took today of a few pieces…
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