Good Stock
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Tuesday, 07 October 2008 01:59

goodstockposter.jpgThis weekend get down to the Kings Arms to support our very own Peace Festival. Featuring Farmer Pimp, Nakedness a "Smoking Lounge" and all the hippy expression you could ever need.

Two days of Peace and Music. Keep a look out for post-it notes around the city, if you present one of these at the door entry is free! Lets hope for sun.

GOODSTOCK FESTIVAL: OCT 11 & 12: KINGS ARMS TAVERN

Saturday October 11: An AQUARIAN EXPOSITION: $10 (Doors 8.30pm)
Rock N Roll. Reggae. Trip Hop.Psychedilics. Nakedness. Cosmic Corner Smoking Lounge. PRIZES for dressup. Farmer Pimp. DJ Tanner. EagleFox. Damage Tones. Visuals

Sunday October 12: The COMEDOWN PARTY: $5 (12pm - 4pm)
Vegetarian Friendly BBQ. Old schoolgames. Open mic & jam session (bring your instruments). Tarot. Tea.Tie dye (bring whatever it is you want tie-dyed).

 
Save our Sole
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Wednesday, 01 October 2008 21:29

Antsman - SoleSole's about to have his equipment repossesed, so to save his broke ass, he's having a never to be matched Sale! on a limited number of his paintings. These prices are a fraction of the paintings value and are strictly valid untill Monday, 6th October. So be in quick to score an amazing deal on one of these paintings, including many of some of NZ's most talented musicians

All paintings must be paid for by 5pm, Monday, 6th October.
For all enqueries email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or ph: 021 029 56498
Paintings are avaliable to view at Manky Chops - Level 1, 166 Cuba St., Wellington

Check out the catalogue here.

Good luck buddy!

 
To sum it up
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Wednesday, 17 September 2008 11:23

The 42BELOW™ Month of Street Art kicked off on August 28th with FUTURESHOCK, the first of two shows exhibited at 42BELOW™ Space in Central Auckland. Gallery goers from far and wide gathered at the opening shindig to view the display of works from three internationally renowned stencil artists. Logan Hicks brought his incredible multi-layered stencils of cityscapes and subways all the way from New York, and was joined by HA-HA and Vexta, both acclaimed Australian artists and innovators of the Melbourne stencil movement. Images of streets, skulls, skeletons and a series of staunch Tama Iti’s bore witness to the evenings antics.

Part Two of the 42BELOW™ Month of Street Art, Public Access opened on September 12th. For the third year running, local street art crew 'Cut Collective,' together with Peepshow, Kool and Gasp put on a mind-blowing show. Packed with quality work, the exhibition featured everything from customised tea towels to painted ukuleles, prints, paintings and giant vodka bottles. Just half an hour after the doors opened a queue formed out the front door, the gallery packed to legal capacity. Cocktails spiked with 42BELOW™ vodka flowed freely throughout the evening, accompanied by a steady set of beats from DJ Junior.

Kick yourself hard if you missed it but don't slit those wrists just yet. The show is on until September 27th at 42BELOW™ Space on Customs St - kinda opposite Showgirls - you know where don't you. It's open Tuesday to Saturday, 11am till 6pm. Get down and see it or you'll regret it for the rest of your life.

Check out Month of Street Art on TV3's Sunrise here!

Here’s a timelapse of New York legend Logan Hicks stencilling the window of the 42 Space in Auckland as part of Sideroom.com and 42 Below’s Month of Street Art.

 
Right time - Left place
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Monday, 15 September 2008 00:00
growroom-front.jpgSideroom.com Presents
Growroom Gallery OPENING EXHIBITION!!!

Right time, Left place

On September 18th Growroom Gallery opens for business with the exhibition Right time, Left place. Local Artists Matt Wallace, Peepshow and Rodrigo Akaishi come together in a show of photography and a touch of painting. Inspired by the streets and vacant spaces of Auckland, Bolivia and even Antarctica Right time, Left Place'offers a glimpse into the clandestine and obscure.

Growroom Gallery is the latest edition to the Sideroom.com creative community. Nestled in the heart of Newton, on the busy corner of Exmouth and New North Road its just a short walk from our headquarters. The space provides a platform for Artists to exhibit and sell works on a no-commission basis. Growroom is available to rent at a flat fee of $300 per week making it an accessible venue for anyone from experimental to performance artists. Curation, show promotion, and daily manning of the Gallery is in hands of you the exhibitor.


rightplace-lefttime_email.jpgRight time, Left place.
Sept 19th-Oct 3rd
Preview Sept 18th, 6pm
Growroom Gallery
66 New North Road
Newton Auckland

View by appointment
Contact Aaron on 027 444 5487
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Month of Street Art
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Tuesday, 26 August 2008 03:25
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42BELOW & SIDEROOM.COM BRINGS WORLD'S LEADING STENCIL ARTISTS TO AUCKLAND

mosa_poster-web.jpgStreet art is a hot topic in the international art scene and stencil art in particular has seen a rise in esteem. 42BELOW™ and Sideroom.com have decided someone should celebrate this growing art form with an event unique to Auckland.

In association with Sideroom.com and Connect The Dots, 42BELOW™ are proud to present Month of Street Art, a collaborative exhibition that will showcase the works of renowned local and international stencil artists. Kicking off on August 28th (Opening 6pm) at the 42BELOW™Space at 20 Customs Street East, Month of Street Art will feature two exhibitions that run back to back.

"42BELOW™ is proud to bring this unique art form off the streets and into the collective consciousness of Auckland's art community," says 42BELOW™ Marketing Manager Rowan Dean.

The first exhibition FUTURESHOCK (Opening 6pm, August 28th) is the final show on the Australasian tour of internationally acclaimed artists Logan Hicks, Ha-Ha, and Vexta. It will be the first New Zealand exhibition for all three artists, a fact that only heightens the anticipation amongst local artists and collectors who have been inspired and influenced by these prolific stencilers.

New York based Logan Hicks is widely regarded as one of the pioneers of the stencil art movement. As part of FUTURESHOCK Logan will be painting a live mural on the windows of the 42BELOW™ Space. Joining him in will be one of the most recognised names in the Melbourne street art scene Ha-Ha (Regan Tamanui, originally from Hamilton), and Vexta (Melbourne) - a world renowned female stencil artist with a lengthy exhibition history.

Month of Street Art continues from September 12th with Public Access (Opening 6pm), the follow up exhibition to the hugely successful 2007 show of the same name.

Public Access will feature works by the prominent local street art crew Cut Collective. Comprised of four central artists Component, Flox, Trust Me and Enforce 1, Cut Collective have established a firm reputation in the Auckland street art scene. Their work ranges from commissioned artworks to gallery exhibitions, curation, public murals and workshops. Local artists Peepshow, Kool and Gasp join the Cut Collective crew to round out the stellar Public Access lineup.

42BELOW™ will also be giving away a Logan Hicks painting valued at $3500. Visit the gallery during the month (August 28th - September 28th) to enter the draw.

Month of Street Art offers an unprecedented insight into stencil art - a technique that has revolutionised the quality of artwork seen on the streets around the world. So come on down to the 42BELOW™ Space and see what all the fuss is about, you've got a whole month after all.

Month of Street Art
42BELOW™ Space
20 Customs Street East. Auckland.

Part 1 - FUTURESHOCK, opening 6pm, August 28 - 11 September 2008
Part 2 - Public Access, opening 6pm, September 12 - 27 September 2008

 

 
Welcome to the new website
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Friday, 08 August 2008 02:33
It has been a very long time coming, but we finally have our new flash website up and running.

There are bound to be a few teething problems with the new site so please bear with us as we get it all running smoothly.

 

Cheers
Regan