Ink & watercolor or paper / private sleeve tattoo commission /traditional Japanese wave style influenced / 2009
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Its been a busy week of wall collaborating, tea drinking, sticker making, acrylic mixing and oil barrel painting action… Here are some drewfunk updates for you
custom oil barrels with artist Beastman from Sydney.
Drewfunk Live
I’m invited to do some live painting at this event that’s gonna be held in Miss Libertine on the 21st of August. Come check it out!
Been working hard for my next solo exhibition which will be held in Sydney late august. Many cold nights and sunny afternoons in the Blender, Chinese tea and miso soup in a dirty cup is what keeps me alive for now. Here’s a sneak preview of some of the pieces and my messy studio table.
ACMI SCREENING MELBOURNE INK
Australian Persectives > All tickets $8 Sat 18 Jul 4pm Melbourne Ink unclassified 15+ Romain Levrault and Julien Sena, Australia, 2009, DV Cam Melbourne is home to some of the best graffiti artists in the world. Laneways across the city have been encrusted with street art and they’ve become popular backdrops for wedding photographs, international backpackers, even tourism campaigns. Furthering the debate are filmmakers Romain Levrault and Julien Sena and their recent snapshot of the current graffiti landscape with interviews from some of the big names in graffiti and street art: Andrew Chew, Andy Mac, Miso, Ghost Patrol, HaHa, Drew, Meggs, Reka, Vexta, Phibs and Rone. Presented as part of State of Design Festival, the screening will be followed by a panel discussion with the filmmakers, street and graffiti artists, Gordon Harrison (City of Melbourne), Dr Lachlan MacDowall (VCA) and other special guests. Then join us at 6pm for the book launch and signing of Kings Way: The Beginnings of Australian Graffiti, Melbourne 1983 – 1993 in the ACMI Function Space. Curated by James Nolen as part of Australian Perspectives in collaboration with the State of Design Festival.