Posts Tagged ‘street art’
“Rose Red, Snow White, Eartha Brown” in the Tap Gallery – Real Refuse
Posted: April 16, 2012 in Exhibition, Tap GalleryTags: street art, Tap Gallery, tapestry, Tapestry Girl
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‘Desire Awoke the Cat’ -Opening on Wednesday the 28th of March at Global Gallery, Paddington. See Page 94 of this month’s, “Beast” magazine
Posted: February 21, 2012 in Articles, Exhibition, My Favorite Pieces 2012Tags: art, exhibition, street art, Tapestry Girl, tapestryGirl
Rose Red, Snow White, Eartha Brown
Posted: January 23, 2012 in Exhibition, My Favorite Pieces 2012Tags: art, inspiration, street art, Tapestry Girl
Finalist – 3 Tapestries selected for 2012 Stanthorpe Art Festival
Posted: January 1, 2012 in ExhibitionTags: exhibition, inspiration, street art, Tapestry Girl
Tapestry girl is thinking that Urban Tribal Culture is soothed by a primal drum beat
Posted: July 28, 2010 in My Favorite Pieces 2012Tags: street art, tapestryGirl
Tapestry Girl senses that a stitch in time ……
Posted: July 28, 2010 in Creating, My Favorite Pieces 2012Tags: street art, tapestryGirl
Tapestry Girl
Posted: July 28, 2010 in Creating, My Favorite Pieces 2012Tags: street art, tapestryGirl
Tapestry Girl thinks that ripped tagged bill posters are sovereignty
Posted: July 28, 2010 in Creating, My Favorite Pieces 2012Tags: street art, tapestryGirl
Ripped and tagged bill posters look like advertising alone but when many are pasted together on a decaying wall they look like collaborative gold. (“They look like Gold to me” – Ben Harper)
January 2009 I was in a group exhibition at Urban Uprising, I had 7 pieces in it. It was a fantastic space and the exhibition was managed so smoothly by Rod and Brian.
new world revolution | January 09
Australia’s very own breed of recalcitrant artists storm Urban Uprising on Weds January 21st for the gallery’s first ‘home grown’ group show, NEW WORLD REVOLUTION.
With many of the artists showing their work in Sydney for the first time, this is an opportunity to be introduced to the work of those who are destined to appear on Urban Uprising’s walls in the years to come. Urban Uprising has invited the artists to take a break from normality and create bodies of work that cover most urban genres, creating an exciting showcase of raw Australian talent.
Artists on show
From Melbourne -Acorn, Bonsai, Ghostpatrol, Side Project, Miso and Nior, from Perth- BNA-NAS and from Sydney- Shannon Crees, Nanami Cowdroy, Niki McDonald, Numskull, Kiss Kiss, Jonny Steiner, and Will Coles
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