Tag: graffiti
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January, February
Some Canberra Graffiti, seeing E.L.K and HOUL work again in Canberra was nice, along with some other new work around the traps. Then I was off on a long weekend in Melbourne with a busted leg for tabling at Festival of the Photocopier, Melbourne’s premier zine fair, organised by the Sticky Institute. It was a…
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Photos through the year
I was planning on making a photo post before I went on my overseas trip, so maybe this is a now near-end-of-year photos. Anyway, photos I was too busy to post at more relevant times of the year. From these photos are Helen and a lobster toy they were briefly obsessed with. Happy Axe and…
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Belated Photos
I haven’t done photos in a while. More news soon. Click through for the full images.
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More photos
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More Photos
I meant to post some photos last month, but time got away from me.
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Adelaide Road Trip
For the two weeks, I’ve been on the road with a friend to Adelaide and back. Included were a trip to Kangaroo Island, Port Lincoln and the Adelaide Hills. It was a good, relaxing trip, but now I have to get back to work.
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Their Own Words
I recently obtained my contributor copies of Their Own Words: 40 Years of Canberra Graffiti, during launch as part of last weekend’s Surface Festival, and a result of the Canberra Graffiti Project, which I posted previously about here. The book is filled with interviews from the first people that sprayed ink to a wall, to…
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Canberra Graffiti Project
Basically since I began this blog, I’ve been taking photos of graffiti and street art around Canberra. For a while, I thought about putting a book together, with interviews with artists. But the opportunities dropped off as I moved onto other projects. Last year, I met with some of the people working on the Canberra…
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Out of Town
So I’ve been out of town. Most of my time was spent reacquainting myself with both Melbourne and Hobart, along with seeing art galleries and a road trip across Tasmania. Melbourne was fun. I spent a lot of time at the National Gallery of Victoria, RMIT’s Art Gallery (the Elision Ensemble show was especially good)…
The Screaming Wall 