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"An Allegory of Triumph" by Kalin Thompson. 200cm x 100cm, oil on board. Early 2013 saw a private showing of Kalin Thompson's "An Allegory of Triumph" at Blake House Gallery for VIPs only. We have kept this under wraps until now as we can share images of this amazing work. Kalin can be contacted through kalinthompson.com
It's officially official. Shida's "Spirits" show opens February 1st and runs until the 9th... See the event details here:
Thanks to Taz at Project 4000 for shooting this video from Back And Forth!
So this is what all the fuss is about. This coming Thursday we're hosting the official Semi-Permanent sideshow dubbed Back & Forth we've got a stellar lineup thanks to the ladies and gents at The Bureau. Be sure to make it if you can!
With their installation being currently painted in the gallery, it's only right we introduce the second artist painting our wall: Beastman! With his graphic style influenced by patterns and lines that occur in nature, he has some amazing work under his belt. No wonder he's speaking at this year's Brisbane Semi-Permanent.
This is how a Shida is born...
In this day and age it's amazing that someone can remain anonymous. Slurpee Slug is one such person. Based out of Sydney, Slurpee's recognisable style and strong 'zine runs mean that there's a huge following for the Slug's work. With a piece currently in the works for our Back and Forth show, we can't wait to see what comes out!
The second artist we'd like to mention in the upcoming Back and Forth show is Jesse Olsen; a locally based artist whose fine line art sees him create incredibly intricate pieces. Jesse's work extends seamlessly through illustration, tattooing and graphic design with his signature aesthetic shining through no matter what medium.
You can keep up with Jesse's work via his blog.
