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TIGER AIRWAYS ARTICLE : Life in the Fab Lanes
From the current Tiger Airways mag, an article on Melbourne laneway culture - Citylights and Until Never gets Up:
"An art ambush might be the right term to describe the Citylights Projects. There you are, strolling down a laneway, when you suddenly find yourself up close and personal with colour and light, graffiti and stencil art.
Wall-mounted lightboxes in Hosier Lane and Centre Place present art to more than 200,000 people a week, and the public nature of the exhibitions has encouraged masses of street artists to add their own works to the mix. Graffiti and street art by both local and international artists now cover the walls of these laneways, creating a giant outdoor gallery. For those who prefer the white walls of a more traditional art space, Citylights also runs Until Never Gallery."
This Weekend in Hosier : Everfresco & Friends
Adnate, Deb, Poise, Fafi, Macca, Meggs, Phibs, Reka, Plush
Adnate
Deb
Fafi, Macca, Meggs
Phibs and Reka
Phibs
Reka
Meggs
Reka and Plush
Plush
Masterclass with Phibs
Papparazzi
Hosier Everfresco & Friends 08!Big Ups to Trav, Phibs, Deb, Meggs, Reka, Adnate, Macca, Nuroc - Hot Stuff.
Meanwhile True love is found
ASH NOLAN Lanescape
Citylights presentsCITYLIGHTS HOSIER LANE :: Melbourne CBD :: AUSTRALIA
From Wednesday 02 April thru July 2008
Melbourne is a abundant source of inspiration for me as an artist and illustrator. These images are all about using what would otherwise be seen as something ugly or unsightly as subject matter and capturing the beauty of a tagged wall, rubbish bins and old vehicles. The build up and decay of paint, paste ups, stickers and signs fascinate me, and capture my imagination.Its So Fresh I Cant Take It
Hot Weddings in Hosier: No.1 in a series
April 2007Hosier Action June 2007
Tony, waiting on a friend
Braddock at work on Movida tapas bar
Plans
Fafi, Vexta, Pets, Flox and friends, Hosier Lane
Phibs baby elephant, Rutledge Lane
Hiro and Too, elephants, Rutledge Lane
Tony and Russia meet under Nelio
RENCS, RETRO, Hosier LaneHosier and Rutledge Lane - July 2007
Breakdown Press posters, Hosier Lane
Graffiti Eaters in Hosier
Boyfriend Material sticker
RETRO, Rutledge Lane
Rutledge LaneUntil Never's Page
Profile Information
- Website
- http://until-never.blogspot.com/
- Relationship status
- in a relationship
- Member type
- Gallery
- If you're an artist, what kind of art do you make?
- Conceptual, Digital, Drawing, Event, Film, Installation, Painting, Performance, Photography, Printmaking, Sculpture, Video
- I am...
- A gallery.
Raw, radical, political, outsider. Desperate. Good looking too.
Hasta Nunca Punks!
- About my artwork
- Until Never presents art of the streets and fine Australian and international contemporary art. New exhibitions every 6 weeks.
Until Never is founded and directed by Andy Mac, also director/co-founder of the Citylights Project in Melbourne. Citylights is an independent public art project utilising permanent lightbox exhibition sites and produces ephemeral events focusing on collaboration, street art, and emerging artists. Citylights is operational since 1996 and has exhibited work by more than 400 artists.
Citylights sites in Hosier Lane and Centre Place are notorious as lawless outdoor galleries, added to daily by artists and vandals , and hailed as the No.1 cultural attraction in Australia by Lonely Planet in 2007.
In 2005 Andy founded Until Never - an indoor space for outside artists.
- Artists I like
- Kill Pixie, Nat Thomas, Rus Kitchin, Fred Fowler, Paul McNeil, Jesse Hogan, Locust Jones, Rosie Kavanavoch, Amac, Richard Butler Bowdon, Penny Lane, Mic Porter, Rencs, Barry McGee, Espo, Reas, Richard Prince, Mark Dion, Nan Goldin, Man Ray, Hundertwasser,
The Barnstormers, Skwerm, Tim Hawkinson, Duchamp, Craig Stecyk III, Futura, Banksy, Glen E. Friedman, Dan Colen, Tom Sachs, Space Invader, Rick Griffin.
- Interests
- Street art and graffiti, Paleolithic rock and cave art, interventions, public art, Russia.
- What exhibitions are good at the moment?
- PLATFORM Space in the Campbell Arcade in Melbourne.
PAUL McNEIL - Lonely Sea
OPENING :: UNTIL NEVER
6PM to 8PM :: Wednesday November 19 :: 2008 (until December 20)
Gallery hours :: Wednesday to Saturday 12-6pm
2nd flr 3-5 Hosier Lane :: Enter from Rutledge Lane :: Melbourne CBD :: AUSTRALIA
Legend of the board, high Lord of Byron aka The Mayor, distinguished Mambo artist,
shark hunter, friend of famous people, models and the average Joe, this is Paul McNeil.
Paul will be making the long air conditioned journey down from his north coast commune to present his latest fine art works this November at Until Never. Entitled LONELY SEA, Paul’s new work digs deep into the highs and pitfalls of living in a surfside paradise. Three colours only and sharks are included.
All going well he may even launch his latest book Never Mind Your P’s and Q’s Here's the Punk Alphabet - apparently an educational book for children but in reality the latest in a long line of Youth Subversion and exploitation kicks from the house of McNeil.
Paul is a highly influential and widely published Australian artist with recent exhibitions in NYC and Sydney, several books under the belt, and a long list of collaborations with the who’s who of the Australian and international rock, surf and garment worlds. Did I mention he is also a surfboard artist for Sea Surfboards!?
Until Never's Blog
LOCUST JONES I'll burn that bridge when i come to it
Posted on 9th November 2008 at 7:00am —
JESSE HOGAN Tragic Magic
Posted on 6th October 2008 at 6:44am —
Until Never congratulates Nat Thomas and Concettina INSERRA : Winners :The William and Winifred Bowness Prize 2008
Posted on 5th September 2008 at 3:30am —
Fred Fowler - Highland Chamber
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ContinuePosted on 1st August 2008 at 3:00am — 1 Comment
NAT THOMAS : Appropriation – How appropriate is it? (See you tomorrow)
Posted on 2nd April 2008 at 12:30pm —
KILL PIXIE : Everythings A-OK
Posted on 20th February 2008 at 12:30pm —
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No.3 is sitting in my front garden confusing passers by as we speak. FAQs are "What's it for?" and "What machine did you make it from?" Ha ha!
Thanks again,
Dan.
yeah,absolutely,viva the streets.love your artwork.Powerful!
best Gaku
all the best
Ale
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