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qwux:

FY - i am: Event One (by The Stylemologyst)
I’m in there!!!!

Qwux is in this

psychicdisco:

I know I’ve just had like two exhibitions..

but! This is for my second year class exhibition, we’ve been working on for like the whole year

(I didn’t design this postcard, by the way)

but yes! it’s super easy to find (for anyone in sydney), I’m sure everyone knows where gaffa is

so please come c: 1st of november, gaffa gallery

Public facebook event~

Our website

doubleone:

Alex Lehours

There he was, a fellow Just Another compadre, sitting across the road. Nerves began to fill my mind as I approached him. In my mind, Alex Lehours was a supernatural artist from the far off horizon of Sydney. With his sunglasses on, chatting on the phone, sipping on his coffee, I was unsure as to whether or not he even acknowledged my presence. I took a seat before him, trying hard not to eavesdrop on his conversation. I took the time to analyse his attire. It was freezing and he was in shorts. Who was this mad man?

Alex is a strange character with a stranger last name, pronounced with a frog in your mouth as “le-ooers”. I’m pretty sure we talked all day. He wasn’t rough around the edges, to which I thought he’d be. No, not at all, he was actually a docile foal. I asked the usual questions about liquid transformation and the symbolism of food in conjunction with one’s life. Like I said, the usual. We made a comment as to our conversations being so profound due to the fact we were in the company of Alex’s chief painting. This was, without question, the reason as to the spirituality of our discussions.

Alex’s work is striking and nostalgic with the dust of comics, saturday morning cartoons and pop culture influence. In contrast to his artworks, Alex has a loveable humbleness about him, something rare in many artists. Still very early into, the term we coined ‘his career’, Alex has only just begun on his artistic endeavour. With a plethora of ever-expanding skills, it won’t be long before he is the master of his craft. His work pleasures my senses and he is a pleasure to be around.

Alex Le-ooers.

His solo show at the Just Another Project Space is on until the end of the month. My advice would be to check it out while it’s on! Bring a spare pair of pants too, you’ll soil yourself when you see how good it is.

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Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 3181

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forlove-notmoney:

For Love, Not Money: Issue One - QWUX

Limited Edition of 100 only.

This is the first issue of For Love, Not Money. This is a zine that will feature the work of artists who work mainly within the confines of illustration, design and street art. 

Each zine is full of information and images from the artist, and doubles as a full size 15x23” poster. For Love, Not Money is printed in full colour in London, folded and hand numbered in Sydney and available worldwide. There are also 2 stickers included in every foil bag.

The zine costs $5 posted within Australia, and $7 posted internationally.

This issue is full of the work of QWUX, you can see more of his work at www.qwux.net.

If you want to get your work into print, get in contact with QWUX. we have artists for the next few issues of For Love, Not Money, but we are looking for new artists to feature in the future.

PURCHASE THE ZINE HERE USING PAYPAL!