Posts Tagged ‘Phibs’Beastman & Phibs setup previewFriday, April 27th, 2012Tonight in Melbourne is the opening of “Natural Progression” by Beastman (at House of Bricks) and “Perfectly Imperfect” by Phibs (at Backwoods Gallery). These two shows are guaranteed to be amazing, and only around the corner from each other. Get there from 6pm…
 Beastman & Phibs – House of Bricks & Backwoods – MelbourneTuesday, April 24th, 2012Melbourne is getting Christmas early this year. With all the Carbon festival activities going on, coupled with the news that Beastman AND Phibs are BOTH having shows in Melbourne this Friday… I’d be jumping on the first flight down Friday morning to witness these two equally amazing shows. Stay tuned for some exclusive preview photos of the setup…
Comb Gallery presents “Whole”Thursday, April 19th, 2012Comb Gallery on the Gold Coast have put together an awesome lineup of Australian talent for a group show opening the 20th April. More details below or on their website here. Reka, Jae Copp, Max Berry, Phibs, Yelz, Drypnz, William Harden, Seekayem, Bennett, Daniel Foothead, Megan Cope, Lexi Land, Mica Still, Sascha Bravery, Kathryn Dolby, Dick Fineman, Walter Gethrey Peach, Angella Connell, Stabs, Siana Butterfield, Eek, Evan Lole, Yoannah Elyse Dieudonne, Robert Wallace + Rory Harnden, Gunter Muller, Christie Wright, Keegan Davis, Daniel Loorparg, Benji Bradley + Liz Bird The circle is a powerful symbolic form that holds a vast array of different associations throughout visual culture. This universal shape embodies our physical reality, from minute microscopic structures like the atom to the grandiose scale of the planetary giants. The circle has also been utilized to help understand and define our inner worlds as a symbol of balance and wholeness in psychological and spiritual practices. For ëWholeí we have asked a variety of artists from different backgrounds and stylistic approaches to create a work using this motif. Opening Night 20th of April, 6pm Comb Gallery
Phibs at Pow Wow HawaiiTuesday, February 28th, 2012So by now you might have seen a bunch of coverage from the Pow Wow event in Hawaii. But I guess because there are so many artists involved now, some of the action goes by un-noticed. Phibs was one of the Australian artists over there doing his thing, and he even got some front page news love. Click here to see more photos of Phibs’ trip to Hawaii.
RONE @ Pow Wow HawaiiTuesday, February 21st, 2012Pow Wow Hawaii has kicked off for 2012 and the lineup this year is even more impressive than the last. Three of Australia’s finest; RONE, MEGGS & PHIBS are some of the participating talent. Check out this massive wall from RONE. No stencils, no projector, all hand painted. So awesome. Get more updates from Pow Wow here.
Shoe – May Lane Live PaintTuesday, February 7th, 2012Whilst in Sydney for his show at Kind Of Gallery, Neils “Shoe” Meulman teamed up with locals Phibs, Numskull, Scram and Perso to paint the big wall down at May Lane. The Kind Of crew took some great shots here.
Tiger Translate featuring Creepy, Beastman, Numskull & PhibsWednesday, January 11th, 2012
Tiger Translate Sydney 2011 from Kult 3D on Vimeo. 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:
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.
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.”
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