Love in Every Cup!

I have just finished my teapot for This Little Teapot. It was a little more challenging than I expected, but happy with the end result! If you're in Sydney in mid April get along and check it out!

Pirate Existence

Off the Kerb is having a birthday! 4 years old, and to celebrate are having a group show entitled Pirate Existence. Each artist has created work from found objects, picked up around the streets of Melbourne.
 




And here is a sneak peak at my diptych 'Saharan Fennecs'.

 Opening night is next Friday April 1, 6-9pm, come along for piratey goodness arrrr!

More pasting

Adapted from what I am working on for This Little Teapot

Just off Kerr St, between Brunswick & Fitzroy Streets.

This Little Teapot

My piece for the This Little Teapot show coming up in March is well underway. I will also be turning a teapot into a piece of art for the show. It all begins on March 23 at Paper Plane gallery in Rozelle, Sydney. A good excuse for a trip north me thinks!

Paste up mission

An attack of insomnia on a Monday night in the middle of summer resulted in the following paste ups:

  

Perry St, Collingwood

 

Smith St, Colllingwood

 

Hodgson St, Fitzroy (near Smith St Woolworths)

 

Greeves St, Fitzroy (behind Flowers Vasette)

Fitzroy St, Fitzroy

 

Leicester St, Fitzroy

Demitri's Feast

Here's a few snaps of a commissioned paste-up I did for Demitri's Feast on Swan St in Richmond last month. Amazing food, great coffee and an ever buzzing atmosphere. The French Toast will not disappoint!

Gav Barbey - Until Never

So after what seemed like a long couple of months of going to my own openings I finally got out of Collingwood and headed into Until Never on Friday night for Gav Barbey's show HATE LOVE.

The first thing to check out were two rather large blocks of ice with layers of pigment beautifully melting on the kerb, then upstairs the walls were lined with small works - each a final product of ice and pigment melting on the paper. The wall was lined with completed works, whilst on the floor were a number of works that were in the making, the artist having obviously set them up during the opening (yeah, I got there a little late... apparently you can't take the name of the gallery too literally).

The show is only on until the 18th, so if you get the chance it's well worth checking out.

http://www.untilnever.net/