I joined Bec Bowman on RTRFM’s Artbeat to discuss my latest mural for Pride WA and the City of Vincent. The Andy Warhol inspired piece acknowledges the importance of identity, self-expression and progress of the LGBTQI+ community. In the lead up to Pride, I shared the symbolism and representations of the artwork and the local LGBTQI+ community’s […]
Thanks to PerthNow for the recent write up on the latest workshops I facilitated at John Tonkin College. It was a pleasure working with young people who did an outstanding job with the painting! I think it’s a really positive addition to the school and adds some much needed colour to the site. Thanks for […]
I’m proud to have been involved in this mural project funded by the City of Vincent in support of Pride WA, Rainbow Community House and the general community! Read the full article published in Perth Now October 27, 2021.
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Thanks to Stephen Pollock for the write up in the Perth Voice May 27, 2021 . The action photo shows a portion of the side wall I painted, with accompanying poster paste-ups on the rear wall. The (temporary) visual stimulation was a ground level activation directing visitors inside to my experiential show INNOMINATE.
Q&A with Nina Levy for INNOMINATE exhibition May 13, 2021.
Thanks to the Community News – Perth for the recent write-up about my large scale mural Perth!
A panel of art industry professionals selected just 15 artists to exhibit three artworks each as part of the $15,000 art prize. With an extremely competitive field consisting of WA’s top artists, I was chosen along with artists including Andy Quilty, Susan Roux, Trevor Richards and Caspar Fairhall.
Windows of the City 2016: Shopfront artworks transform Perth CBD
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I really enjoyed working with the Town of Claremont to create some eye popping original digital abstract artworks. They had to tie in with their existing festival branding, so it was a bit of a challenge working only in two colours for a change. They still turned out really bright and MASSIVE! I tried to pick […]
I totally forgot to mention that I was successful in my first public art submission with three pieces selected for purchase by Ronald McDonald House, February 2015. Pictured is a detail of one of the paintings ‘Childhood Dream’. One of the pieces ‘Smile’ is featured in the display room and was seen on the news […]
