Exhibition - Sundial - Mark Alsweiler - Sydney
- Collage, Exhibitions & Events, Illustration, Painting, Sculpture, Sydney, Toys
- July 21, 2011
We had the pleasure of getting a sneak peak at Mysterious Al’s Spookhouse last Thursday night. The exhibition is open until the Sunday 28th March and will be the best $12 you will spend all year. The event consists of 2 parts, a traditional gallery space and a ghost train Mysterious Al has been secretly
READ MOREFollowing the success of his walkthrough art experience Blinking into the Sunlight in 2019, renowned street-artist Mysterious Al presents SPOOKHOUSE — a new multi-sensory art exhibition experience set inside a re-imagined fairground ghost train. Climb aboard a rickety cart and journey through a twisting labyrinth of animated characters, paintings, projections and special effects created by
READ MOREDo get down to Off The Kerb Gallery in Collingwood this Friday 24th march and support to good friends of mine and their exhibitions, for these are two artists who’s work I admire and always have time for. I can always be guaranteed a great conversation with both David and Ben, they are my type
READ MOREOnce again the new emerging BSIDE Gallery run by Judy, has another show coming up next week with a stellar line up curated by Heesco. This will showcase some pretty talented artists from Melbourne so don’t miss this one next Friday guys see you there. “Undercurrent is a group exhibition that highlights artists, whose paintings
READ MOREThis Friday don’t forget to get along to Lanes End Gallery guys and support one of Melbourne’s newest creative spaces, showcasing two very different talented artists. Pink & Teal, Ink & Glue With this show Astrotwitch and Be Free continue their experiment in collaboration, and mixing their different creative styles. Now that they are in
READ MOREIf you didn’t get a chance to see the Clockwise group-show at S.T.K art space, this awesome line up of artists was curated by the lovely Filitsa Giannapoulos. This show featured a broad range of artists each bringing their own unique style, from Blek Le Rat to Conrad Bizjak to Rus Kidd and many more
READ MOREGet along next Friday to this awesome group show featuring some of Melbourne’s finest artists, each with their own unique cutting edge style. Clockwise : Group show seeks to draw parallels between artists who are working in complimentary ways to express their inner thoughts on the natural and urban environment we are currently living in.
READ MOREFor those of you in Sydney get down to M2 Gallery in Elizabeth street, Surrey Hills and check out artist Mysterious Al and his show Its all love. Mysterious Al is an artist from London showing for the first time in Sydney. On the streets, “It’s all love” is a way of saying that beef
READ MOREMysterious Al is a street artist from London, UK. His current solo show ‘How to Live Forever’ is an introspective on leaving a lasting impression on this Earth. On living forever: In Australia, evidence of ancient tribes are all around. ‘How to Live Forever’ documents a secret tribe that co-exists in Melbourne, roaming the city
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