aMBUSH Gallery
4a James St Waterloo 2017
t: 02 8399 0707
e: info@ambushgallery.com
www.ambushgallery.com
4a James St Waterloo 2017
t: 02 8399 0707
e: info@ambushgallery.com
www.ambushgallery.com
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Friday, September 10 at 6:00pm
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Illustrated with striking, candid photography, EVERFRESH:BLACKBOOK provides a rare and exclusive insight into the life of the studio, the artists behind the work and the culture of the elusive underground art world-a world usually cloaked in anonymity.
The EVERFRESH:BLACKBOOK launch event at aMBUSH Gallery in Sydney wil...l feature the first ever official release of the (500 copies only) Limited Edition EVERFRESH:BLACKBOOK which comes signed by the artists and includes a limited edition screen print and photographic print by JOsh Robenstone. The events will also feature the life size recreation of the book cover, installation artwork by the Everfresh artists and DJ's.
WHAT: EVERFRESH:BLACKBOOK Launch
WHERE: aMBUSH Gallery, 4A James Street, Waterloo SYDNEY
WHEN: Friday 10 September, 6-9pm
For further details please contact aMBUSH Gallery on 02 8399 0707 or email us at info@ambushgallery.com
Friday, September 10, 2010 at 6:00pm
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aMBUSH Gallery Big thank you to the artists for a great exhibition and installations at the HSBC Centre lobby and throughout 580 George. Thanks to everyone who came to the opening night and bought some amazing art. The Places In-Between will be up from 1-30 September and please visit the website (www.theplacesinbetween.com.au) for mo...re details on what's still available to purchase from the exhibition.
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Street Art to Transform the HSBC Centre
aMBUSH Gallery together with 580 George, home of the HSBC Centre presents The Places in Between – a pop up exhibition featuring new work and installations by some of Australia’s best emerging artists.
Curated by urban art space aMBUSH Gallery with the support of wearetheimagemaker...s, this event follows on from the success of the In Full Bloom exhibition last September.
The HSBC Tower Lobby and 580 George Food Court and Ground Level will be transformed to showcase artwork and installations from leading Australian artists – Apeseven, Beastman, Ben Frost, Bennet, Bridge Stehli, Drewfunk, Ears, Jumbo, Max Berry, Meggs, Mini Graff, Numskull, Phibbs, Roach, Sam Smith, Shannon Crees and Yok.
The opening night event is on Thursday 2 September from 6-9pm at the HSBC Centre lobby at 580 George Street Sydney.
The exhibition will be open daily from from 1-30 September.
Artwork in the HSBC Centre lobby will be available to purchase.
Please visit www.theplacesinbetween.com.au for more information.
Thursday at 6:00pm
HSBC Centre // 580 George Street SYDNEY
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aMBUSH Gallery is proud to be bringing four of Australia's most defining artists together at Cockle Bay Wharf for the much anticipated second instalment of Project 5.
Artists Anthony Lister, Meggs, Ears and Webuyyourkids get together to paint live on four large panels to the backdrop beats by Future Classic DJs Nathan M...cLay, Chad Gillard and James McInnes.
Project 5 supports Information & Cultural Exchange (I.C.E.) in a high profile art auction event at Leonard Joel in Double Bay on Thursday 14 October, 2010 - 100% of proceeds go to the charity. This will be the second street art auction event held in Australia following the success of our first one held back in May 2010 where we raised a groundbreaking $10,000.00 for the charity.
So join us on Friday 20 August from 6-9pm at the Promenade, Cockle Bay Wharf. Project 5 will continue on Saturday 21 August from 12-3pm and will finish on Sunday 22 August again from 12-3pm. A refreshing escape also from the hectic election weekend!
Where: The Promenade Level, Cockle Bay Wharf, Darling Harbour
When: August 20, 21 and 22
Time: Friday 6-9pm, Saturday & Sunday 12-3pm
More info:
www.project5.com.au
www.cocklebaywharf.com.au
Live webcast on www.cocklebaywharf.com.au
Friday, August 20, 2010 at 6:00pm
The Promenade, Cockle Bay Wharf, Darling Harbour
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We are proud to present Anthony Lister, Meggs, Ears and WeBuyYourKids as our next line up of Project 5 artists.
What: Project 5 Live Art Event
Where: Cockle Bay Wharf, Sydney
When: 20, 21 & 22 August 2010
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aMBUSH Gallery A big thank you to Stone & Wood for a great show and a special thanks to all the other partners Design is Kinky, 19Karen, Element and of course, the artists.
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The art of making beer is about to take on a whole new meaning in a one of a kind exhibition at aMBUSH Gallery on July 1. Byron Bay’s Stone & Wood Brewing Company has collaborated with 12 of Australia’s leading artists to create three-dimensional works of art on kegs instead of canvases, resulting in pieces that highli...ght the opportunities for unusual innovation within the visual world. The artists will be painting a keg each, which will then be sold to benefit the charity of the artist’s choice.
The nominated artists have been selected from a wide range of backgrounds and individual styles, including Beci Orpin, Ben Brown, Catherine Campbell , Beastman, Numskull, Sara Hingle, Claudio Kirac, Nick Chalmers, Milly Loveknuckles, Terezka Beck, Amber B and Phibs. As one of the owners of Stone & Wood, Ross Jurisich, explains, “There’s definitely an art to making great beer, but seeing what these artists have done with our kegs is just amazing. We’re really happy to be working with such a talented bunch of people and excited about helping a bunch of different charities at the same time.”
The Keg Show will also be showing at Stone & Wood Brewery in Byron Bay on June 4 from 6pm-9pm and at 19 Karen in the Gold Coast on June 18 from 6pm-9pm.
Thursday, July 1, 2010 at 6:00pm
aMBUSH Gallery, Waterloo Sydney
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The exhibition is curated by Leeloo and supported by aMBUSH Gallery, Frankie magazine, the Finders Keepers, No Vacancy, Daily Addict and The Design Files.
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aMBUSH Gallery The Project 5 auction event for charity was a great success, raising $10,000 for our charity Information & Cultural Exchange. A special thank you to our artists Shannon Crees, Ben Frost, Beastman and Phibs who took this journey with us on our first Project 5 and at the same time achieving a milestone for urban art in A...ustralia. Proud to announce, Project 5 [2] now on in August 2010!
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aMBUSH Gallery Promo clip for Project 5 Art Auction for Charity
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LEADING STREET ARTISTS COLLABORATE TO RAISE MONEY FOR CHARITY
Four of Sydney’s leading street artists have collaborated to raise money for Information and Cultural Exchange (ICE), a charity supporting disadvantaged youth in Western Sydney.
Four works from the artists will be sold to the highest bidder at a charity art au...ction event held by Cockle Bay Wharf and aMBUSH Gallery, with auctioneer Anne Phillips from Bay East Auctions, at The Star Court, Darling Park on Thursday 20 May in Sydney.
The four artists – Ben Frost, Shannon Crees, Beastman and Phibs – collaborated as part of Cockle Bay Wharf’s Project 5 live art event in December last year, producing vibrant urban artworks on large 2.4m x 1.0m panels.
The resulting works, which incorporate graffiti, collage, photorealism and sign-writing will be auctioned off at Darling Park on Thursday May 20 to raise funds for ICE, with 100% of proceeds going to creative programs at ICE for young people.
Sydney’s greater West is home to Australia’s largest migrant, refugee and Indigenous populations. ICE provides community access to digital facilities and training, and its youth programs bring young people from different backgrounds together on video, music, graphic, online and other creative projects that give them a voice and help them reach wider audiences.
“Western Sydney is diverse and vibrant,” said Lena Nahlous, Executive Director of ICE. “But there’s also a lot of hardship. Youth unemployment is high. We’ve found some incredible new talent in our programs and we’re thrilled that Darling Park, aMBUSH Gallery and the Project 5 artists are supporting what we do.”
After the success of the Project 5 live art event held last year, Cockle Bay Wharf has established Project 5 as an ongoing arts initiative, designed with aMBUSH Gallery to support the arts through events held each year.
“The public responded so positively to the works that were produced at our live art event. We can’t wait to see the response from our corporate and art buyer audience at the auction”, Abigail Campion from Cockle Bay Wharf said.
“Cockle Bay Wharf has a strong commitment to supporting the arts and ICE’s work with up and coming artists makes it the perfect charity partner for the Project 5 auction.”
aMBUSH Gallery, a unique gallery space that provides support for emerging and established artists, worked with Cockle Bay Wharf on the creation of Project 5, and secured the involvement of the four artists in the project.
Hailing from the streets of Sydney, Ben Frost, Shannon Crees, Beastman and Phibs exhibit internationally, tour as guests of overseas conferences and continue to sell out art shows in Australia with their colourful, enigmatic and confronting works.
Bill Dimas of aMBUSH Gallery is expecting the auction to draw a large number of interested buyers.
“Street art has flourished globally with artists such as Banksy and Fafi gaining enormous following and exposure. The Australian industry is also recognising the cultural significance and value of its own talent and we are seeing an increasing demand commercially for street and urban artworks,” he said.
Bay East Auctions, Sydney, is supporting this charity event and providing an auctioneer for the night.
“Western Sydney is home to some of Australia’s most exciting up-and-coming talent,” said Anne Phillips, Head of Art at Bay East Auctions, who was formerly a lecturer at the University of Western Sydney.
“There have been a number of high profile street and urban art auctions internationally, so we’re thrilled to be part of this project, which recognises the value of urban and street art in Australia, while also raising money for charity.”
The four large art panels produced for Project 5 will be auctioned off at the Project 5 Charity Art Auction Event, The Star Court in Darling Park on the evening of Thursday 20 May.
EVENT: Project 5 Charity Art Auction and Drinks Reception Event
VENUE: The Star Court in Darling Park, 201 Sussex St, Sydney NSW 2000.
DATE/TIME: Thursday 20 May, 6pm – 8pm.
Thursday, May 20, 2010 at 6:00pm
The Star Court // Darling Park, 201 Sussex Street, Sydney
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BRINGING CANVAS TO COTTON...
King of Nothing, Australia’s newest street wear label, will launch its much anticipated Series One collection tomorrow night, Thursday 13 of May at aMBUSH Gallery.
...The launch will feature live performances from Paper Plane Project, DJ Butcher and Eloquence & Truths, as well as a mini skate ramp and street skating jam.
KON’s first full collection, which follows a line of vibrant t-shirts released earlier this year, blends fashion with art to create inspired surf, skate and street wear. Up and coming artists featured in KON’s collection include Perth illustrator Prez Juan, photographer Tim Swallow and Gold Coast based designer John Kaye.
King of Nothing Launch Details:
When: Thursday 13 May, 6pm
Where: aMBUSH Gallery, 4a James St, Waterloo, Sydney
For more information on King of Nothing, visit www.kingofnothing.com.au
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