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Thursday 10 April
2025

Katie Ryan

A rose is a rose is a rose

Craft
Tuesday 12 NovemberSaturday 8 November

Tony Clark

Unsculpted

Buxton Contemporary
Friday 1 NovemberSaturday 31 May

Group Show

The Future & Other Fictions

ACMI
Thursday 28 NovemberSunday 27 April

Group Show

The Story of the Moving Image

ACMI
Sunday 1 DecemberMonday 1 December

Adam Elliot

Making Memoir of a Snail

ACMI
Thursday 8 AugustSunday 1 November

Ayoung Kim

Delivery Dancer's Arc: 0° Receiver

ACMI
Thursday 22 AugustFriday 2 January

Jordan Prosser & Nathan Harrison

INT. SPACESHIP – NIGHT

ACMI
Thursday 28 NovemberSunday 27 April

Group Show

Art + Film

ACMI
Sunday 1 DecemberMonday 1 December

Nusra Latif Qureshi

Reaching Out

Sutton Gallery
Saturday 9 NovemberSunday 15 June

Group Show

SCI-FI: Mythologies Transformed

Science Gallery
Saturday 3 AugustSaturday 31 May

Group Show (Kaltjiti Arts)

Paintings from the Sand Dune Country

APY Gallery
Sunday 1 DecemberMonday 1 December

John Norman Mann

The John Norman Mann Bequest

Geelong Gallery
Saturday 22 FebruarySunday 11 May

Roger Kemp

Sequence

Geelong Gallery
Saturday 22 FebruarySunday 18 May

Yvonne Audette

Observation and Experience

Geelong Gallery
Saturday 22 FebruarySunday 18 May

Group Show

PRICK! Needlework Now

RMIT Gallery
Thursday 20 FebruarySaturday 10 May

Aki Onda

Middle Of A Moment

The Substation
Friday 21 FebruarySaturday 12 April

Nicky Tsekouras

Rainbow Dissection;;

Seventh Gallery
Monday 10 FebruarySaturday 10 May

Bernhard Sachs

After History

Linden New Art
Saturday 15 FebruarySunday 18 May

Benjamin Knock

Senectus Tempus

Backwoods Gallery
Friday 21 MarchThursday 17 April

Albert Tucker

Spirit Worlds and Dreamscapes

Heide Museum of Modern Art
Saturday 15 MarchSunday 31 August

Izabela Pluta

Lumina

Heide Museum of Modern Art
Saturday 29 MarchSunday 5 October

Group Show

Jaren | جڑیں | Roots | جذور

Bundoora Homestead Art Centre
Saturday 1 MarchSaturday 24 May

Group Show

Permanent Collection

Geelong Gallery
Sunday 9 MarchSunday 17 August

Group Show

The Beth Brown and Tom Bruce AM Gift

Geelong Gallery
Saturday 22 FebruarySunday 30 November

Marc Martin

Marc Martin

Outré Gallery Fitzroy
Friday 21 MarchSunday 20 April

Kels O'Sullivan

Kels O'Sullivan

Outré Gallery Fitzroy
Friday 21 MarchSunday 20 April

Group Show

TarraWarra Biennial 2025: We Are Eagles

TarraWarra Museum of Art
Saturday 29 MarchSunday 20 July

Tina Stefanou

You Can't See Speed

Australian Centre for Contemporary Art
Friday 4 AprilMonday 9 June

Georgia Morgan

Nothing's forever cause everything is

Gertrude Glasshouse
Friday 7 MarchSaturday 12 April

Group Show

Blak In-Justice: Incarceration and Resilience

Heide Museum of Modern Art
Saturday 5 AprilSunday 20 July

Teho Ropeyarn

Atagu Alumu

McClelland Gallery
Saturday 8 MarchSunday 15 June

Colleen Guiney

Side by Side

Boom Gallery
Thursday 27 MarchSaturday 19 April

Liz Wickramasinghe

Shiftscapes

Boom Gallery
Thursday 27 MarchSaturday 19 April

Kohl Tyler

To Return To

Craft
Thursday 6 MarchSaturday 26 April

Stephen Benwell & Raphy

Trees and Animals

Craft
Thursday 6 MarchSaturday 26 April

Alyssa Powell-Ascura

Firstborn

West Space
Saturday 8 MarchWednesday 16 April

Hugo Blomley

The same eyes as yesterday

Neon Parc
Saturday 5 AprilSaturday 26 April

Serwah Attafuah

The Darkness Between the Stars

ACMI
Tuesday 11 MarchSunday 1 June

Cyrus Tang

Crystalline Echoes

Arc One Gallery
Wednesday 5 MarchSaturday 12 April

David Asher Brook

Paintings From Home

Fox Galleries
Thursday 20 MarchSunday 13 April

Group Show

Stitchin’ Stories: Blak and Threadly

Koorie Heritage Trust
Saturday 1 MarchSunday 18 May

Yayoi Kusama

Kusama

NGV International
Sunday 15 DecemberMonday 21 April

Yayoi Kusama

Kusama for Kids - The Oblideration Room

NGV International
Sunday 15 DecemberMonday 21 April

Escher X nendo

A House for Escher

NGV International
Saturday 1 MarchMonday 9 June

Lee Bul

Untitled

NGV International
Thursday 1 AugustFriday 1 August

Group Show

Chaos becomes Rhythm

Futures Gallery
Saturday 15 MarchSaturday 12 April

Sangeeta Sandrasegar and Rosie O’Brien

Artist In Residence Galleries

Australian Tapestry Workshop
Thursday 13 FebruaryThursday 17 April

Group Show

Slow Colour

Australian Tapestry Workshop
Thursday 13 FebruarySaturday 24 May

Group Show

So Fresh

Arts Project Australia Studio
Wednesday 5 FebruaryThursday 17 April

Miles Howard-Wilks

Magpie and Mates

Benalla Art Gallery
Saturday 1 MarchSaturday 31 May

Group Show

Missing and Longing

Lon Gallery
Wednesday 2 AprilSaturday 26 April

Annie Forster

Some Place Better Than This

Brunswick Street Gallery
Thursday 27 MarchSunday 13 April

Brendan Parkes

Man Dancing In An Emu Mask And One Blue Stocking

Brunswick Street Gallery
Thursday 27 MarchSunday 13 April

Isobel Kingswell

Translate

Brunswick Street Gallery
Thursday 27 MarchSunday 13 April

Sarah Stewart

Read between the lines

Brunswick Street Gallery
Thursday 27 MarchSunday 13 April

Ira Mitchell

Echoes Of Australia

Brunswick Street Gallery
Thursday 27 MarchSunday 13 April

Shannon Syme

The Infinite Between

Brunswick Street Gallery
Thursday 27 MarchSunday 13 April

Ponce A Delph

We See Eye to Eye

Brunswick Street Gallery
Thursday 27 MarchSunday 13 April

Group Show

James Makin Gallery Represented Artists

James Makin Gallery
Sunday 30 MarchWednesday 30 April

Group Show

Old School

Craft
Saturday 15 MarchSaturday 3 May

Wanda Gillespie

Of Counting and Devotion

Craft
Thursday 6 MarchSaturday 26 April

Mark Raphael Baker

The Things You Cannot See: Photography of Mark Raphael Baker

Jewish Museum of Australia
Tuesday 1 AprilSunday 6 July

Ian Wells

Blocked

Five Walls
Friday 4 AprilSaturday 26 April

Jordan Marani

Warehouse

Daine Singer
Saturday 22 MarchSaturday 26 April

Bronwyn Hack

Organs

Daine Singer
Saturday 22 MarchSaturday 26 April

Group Show

Counter Encounter

No Vacancy
Tuesday 8 AprilSaturday 19 April

Doug Hall and Rosslynd Piggott

nothing — a drift

Sarah Scout Presents
Friday 28 MarchSaturday 10 May

Group Show

Never keep both feet on the ground

Sarah Scout Presents
Friday 28 MarchSaturday 10 May

Group Show

the way a stranger looks

Bus Projects
Wednesday 9 AprilSaturday 3 May

Dhishni De Silva

Unseen Threads

Seventh Gallery
Wednesday 2 AprilSaturday 10 May

Group Show

Disco Inferno

Seventh Gallery
Wednesday 2 AprilSaturday 10 May

Anne-Marie May

A Glow That Casts

Sutton Gallery
Saturday 5 AprilSaturday 10 May

Group Show

Modern Lives—Prints by Australian Women Artists 1900s–1950s

Geelong Gallery
Saturday 15 MarchSunday 18 May

Aurora Burnett Kuhn

The Residue of Intimacy

Linden New Art
Thursday 27 MarchSunday 4 May

Group Show

She Paints Her

MARS Gallery
Thursday 10 AprilSaturday 3 May

Benjamin Armstrong

Traverse

Tolarno Galleries
Saturday 22 MarchThursday 17 April

Group Show

Group Exhibition

Sophie Gannon Gallery
Tuesday 8 AprilSaturday 19 April

Daniel Boyd

The Mirror Stage

Station Gallery
Saturday 15 MarchSaturday 12 April

Edwina Badgery

Vessels For You And Me

Abbotsford Convent
Thursday 20 MarchSunday 13 April

Luke Cornish x Christophe Domergue

Urban Fusion

Lennox St. Gallery
Wednesday 2 AprilSaturday 26 April

Louis Pratt

Vanishing Point

Lennox St. Gallery
Wednesday 2 AprilSaturday 26 April

Group Show

20 Years of Street Art

Lennox St. Gallery
Thursday 13 MarchSaturday 17 May

Ioanna Sakellaraki

The Mark of a Terrible Sun

Hillvale Gallery
Thursday 10 AprilSunday 11 May

Group Show

DEBUT XXI

Blindside Gallery
Thursday 3 AprilSaturday 26 April

Group Show

2025 Blue Chip XXVII: The Collectors’ Exhibition

Niagara Galleries
Wednesday 26 MarchThursday 17 April

Group Show

20 Years of Street Art

Lennox St. Gallery
Thursday 13 MarchSaturday 17 May

Lennox St. Gallery is pleased to present 20 Years of Street Art, an online group presentation featuring recent and historical artworks by Above, Adnate, DabsMyla, D*Face, Tom Gerrard, HAHA, Hush, Locu Locu, Lush, Swoon and Twoone.

Bringing together works created from 2005 onwards, the exhibition revisits the multiplicity of directions in which street artist's have explored over the past twenty years.

Street Art in the 2000s underwent a transformative period, evolving from its roots in graffiti culture into a multifaceted global movement that gained recognition and legitimacy. Initially, street art was often viewed as an illicit form of expression tied to urban rebellion, but by the early 2000s, artists began to push the boundaries of what was possible, bringing fresh, diverse perspectives into the public sphere.

A key aspect of the 2000s street art movement was its emphasis on accessibility. Artists like Banksy, Shepard Fairey, D*Face, and Swoon used the city as a site for the democratisation of art broke down the traditional barriers of the gallery system, offering people from all walks of life the opportunity to interact with art in their everyday environment. This was a stark contrast to traditional, institutionalised art, which often required individuals to enter galleries or museums.

The movement also became more politically charged in the 2000s. With themes like anti-capitalism, social justice, environmentalism, and anti-authoritarianism, street art became a tool for protest and social commentary. Artists, especially those with a political bent, used their work to challenge the status quo and to question political, corporate, and societal norms.

The influence of graffiti culture remained central to street art, but by the 2000s, the movement became much more diverse in terms of style and media. Traditional spray-painting techniques continued, but artists began experimenting with stencils, posters, wheat-pasting, and even installations, pushing street art into the realm of contemporary art. Swoon, for example, became known for her intricate paper cutouts pasted in urban environments, while Fairey created iconic, stylised portraits like his Obey Giant series, which played with consumer culture and propaganda imagery.

The explosion of street art in the 2000s was not just a result of artistic experimentation but also the rise of the internet and social media. Platforms like Instagram, Flickr, and street art blogs allowed artists to share their work with a global audience, giving them a wider reach and elevating street art from local subcultures to international phenomena.

By the end of the decade, street art had gained recognition in prestigious art institutions, and exhibitions like the ones featuring Banksy or Jean-Michel Basquiat-inspired graffiti artists brought street art to the mainstream. It was no longer confined to alleyways or train cars; instead, it was showcased in galleries and even sold for millions of dollars at auctions; It blended political activism, artistic innovation, and urban culture, growing from its rebellious underground origins to a movement that could no longer be ignored by the art world.

Through it all, street artists maintained their focus on subverting the traditional art market and engaging with communities outside of the confines of galleries, making it a truly revolutionary force in the art world.

Location

Lennox St. Gallery
322-324 Lennox St, Richmond VIC 3121, Australia

Date

Thursday 13 MarchSaturday 17 May

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Exhibitions

Thursday 10 April
2025

Katie Ryan

A rose is a rose is a rose

Craft
Tuesday 12 NovemberSaturday 8 November

Tony Clark

Unsculpted

Buxton Contemporary
Friday 1 NovemberSaturday 31 May

Group Show

The Future & Other Fictions

ACMI
Thursday 28 NovemberSunday 27 April

Group Show

The Story of the Moving Image

ACMI
Sunday 1 DecemberMonday 1 December

Adam Elliot

Making Memoir of a Snail

ACMI
Thursday 8 AugustSunday 1 November

Ayoung Kim

Delivery Dancer's Arc: 0° Receiver

ACMI
Thursday 22 AugustFriday 2 January

Jordan Prosser & Nathan Harrison

INT. SPACESHIP – NIGHT

ACMI
Thursday 28 NovemberSunday 27 April

Group Show

Art + Film

ACMI
Sunday 1 DecemberMonday 1 December

Nusra Latif Qureshi

Reaching Out

Sutton Gallery
Saturday 9 NovemberSunday 15 June

Group Show

SCI-FI: Mythologies Transformed

Science Gallery
Saturday 3 AugustSaturday 31 May

Group Show (Kaltjiti Arts)

Paintings from the Sand Dune Country

APY Gallery
Sunday 1 DecemberMonday 1 December

John Norman Mann

The John Norman Mann Bequest

Geelong Gallery
Saturday 22 FebruarySunday 11 May

Roger Kemp

Sequence

Geelong Gallery
Saturday 22 FebruarySunday 18 May

Yvonne Audette

Observation and Experience

Geelong Gallery
Saturday 22 FebruarySunday 18 May

Group Show

PRICK! Needlework Now

RMIT Gallery
Thursday 20 FebruarySaturday 10 May

Aki Onda

Middle Of A Moment

The Substation
Friday 21 FebruarySaturday 12 April

Nicky Tsekouras

Rainbow Dissection;;

Seventh Gallery
Monday 10 FebruarySaturday 10 May

Bernhard Sachs

After History

Linden New Art
Saturday 15 FebruarySunday 18 May

Benjamin Knock

Senectus Tempus

Backwoods Gallery
Friday 21 MarchThursday 17 April

Albert Tucker

Spirit Worlds and Dreamscapes

Heide Museum of Modern Art
Saturday 15 MarchSunday 31 August

Izabela Pluta

Lumina

Heide Museum of Modern Art
Saturday 29 MarchSunday 5 October

Group Show

Jaren | جڑیں | Roots | جذور

Bundoora Homestead Art Centre
Saturday 1 MarchSaturday 24 May

Group Show

Permanent Collection

Geelong Gallery
Sunday 9 MarchSunday 17 August

Group Show

The Beth Brown and Tom Bruce AM Gift

Geelong Gallery
Saturday 22 FebruarySunday 30 November

Marc Martin

Marc Martin

Outré Gallery Fitzroy
Friday 21 MarchSunday 20 April

Kels O'Sullivan

Kels O'Sullivan

Outré Gallery Fitzroy
Friday 21 MarchSunday 20 April

Group Show

TarraWarra Biennial 2025: We Are Eagles

TarraWarra Museum of Art
Saturday 29 MarchSunday 20 July

Tina Stefanou

You Can't See Speed

Australian Centre for Contemporary Art
Friday 4 AprilMonday 9 June

Georgia Morgan

Nothing's forever cause everything is

Gertrude Glasshouse
Friday 7 MarchSaturday 12 April

Group Show

Blak In-Justice: Incarceration and Resilience

Heide Museum of Modern Art
Saturday 5 AprilSunday 20 July

Teho Ropeyarn

Atagu Alumu

McClelland Gallery
Saturday 8 MarchSunday 15 June

Colleen Guiney

Side by Side

Boom Gallery
Thursday 27 MarchSaturday 19 April

Liz Wickramasinghe

Shiftscapes

Boom Gallery
Thursday 27 MarchSaturday 19 April

Kohl Tyler

To Return To

Craft
Thursday 6 MarchSaturday 26 April

Stephen Benwell & Raphy

Trees and Animals

Craft
Thursday 6 MarchSaturday 26 April

Alyssa Powell-Ascura

Firstborn

West Space
Saturday 8 MarchWednesday 16 April

Hugo Blomley

The same eyes as yesterday

Neon Parc
Saturday 5 AprilSaturday 26 April

Serwah Attafuah

The Darkness Between the Stars

ACMI
Tuesday 11 MarchSunday 1 June

Cyrus Tang

Crystalline Echoes

Arc One Gallery
Wednesday 5 MarchSaturday 12 April

David Asher Brook

Paintings From Home

Fox Galleries
Thursday 20 MarchSunday 13 April

Group Show

Stitchin’ Stories: Blak and Threadly

Koorie Heritage Trust
Saturday 1 MarchSunday 18 May

Yayoi Kusama

Kusama

NGV International
Sunday 15 DecemberMonday 21 April

Yayoi Kusama

Kusama for Kids - The Oblideration Room

NGV International
Sunday 15 DecemberMonday 21 April

Escher X nendo

A House for Escher

NGV International
Saturday 1 MarchMonday 9 June

Lee Bul

Untitled

NGV International
Thursday 1 AugustFriday 1 August

Group Show

Chaos becomes Rhythm

Futures Gallery
Saturday 15 MarchSaturday 12 April

Sangeeta Sandrasegar and Rosie O’Brien

Artist In Residence Galleries

Australian Tapestry Workshop
Thursday 13 FebruaryThursday 17 April

Group Show

Slow Colour

Australian Tapestry Workshop
Thursday 13 FebruarySaturday 24 May

Group Show

So Fresh

Arts Project Australia Studio
Wednesday 5 FebruaryThursday 17 April

Miles Howard-Wilks

Magpie and Mates

Benalla Art Gallery
Saturday 1 MarchSaturday 31 May

Group Show

Missing and Longing

Lon Gallery
Wednesday 2 AprilSaturday 26 April

Annie Forster

Some Place Better Than This

Brunswick Street Gallery
Thursday 27 MarchSunday 13 April

Brendan Parkes

Man Dancing In An Emu Mask And One Blue Stocking

Brunswick Street Gallery
Thursday 27 MarchSunday 13 April

Isobel Kingswell

Translate

Brunswick Street Gallery
Thursday 27 MarchSunday 13 April

Sarah Stewart

Read between the lines

Brunswick Street Gallery
Thursday 27 MarchSunday 13 April

Ira Mitchell

Echoes Of Australia

Brunswick Street Gallery
Thursday 27 MarchSunday 13 April

Shannon Syme

The Infinite Between

Brunswick Street Gallery
Thursday 27 MarchSunday 13 April

Ponce A Delph

We See Eye to Eye

Brunswick Street Gallery
Thursday 27 MarchSunday 13 April

Group Show

James Makin Gallery Represented Artists

James Makin Gallery
Sunday 30 MarchWednesday 30 April

Group Show

Old School

Craft
Saturday 15 MarchSaturday 3 May

Wanda Gillespie

Of Counting and Devotion

Craft
Thursday 6 MarchSaturday 26 April

Mark Raphael Baker

The Things You Cannot See: Photography of Mark Raphael Baker

Jewish Museum of Australia
Tuesday 1 AprilSunday 6 July

Ian Wells

Blocked

Five Walls
Friday 4 AprilSaturday 26 April

Jordan Marani

Warehouse

Daine Singer
Saturday 22 MarchSaturday 26 April

Bronwyn Hack

Organs

Daine Singer
Saturday 22 MarchSaturday 26 April

Group Show

Counter Encounter

No Vacancy
Tuesday 8 AprilSaturday 19 April

Doug Hall and Rosslynd Piggott

nothing — a drift

Sarah Scout Presents
Friday 28 MarchSaturday 10 May

Group Show

Never keep both feet on the ground

Sarah Scout Presents
Friday 28 MarchSaturday 10 May

Group Show

the way a stranger looks

Bus Projects
Wednesday 9 AprilSaturday 3 May

Dhishni De Silva

Unseen Threads

Seventh Gallery
Wednesday 2 AprilSaturday 10 May

Group Show

Disco Inferno

Seventh Gallery
Wednesday 2 AprilSaturday 10 May

Anne-Marie May

A Glow That Casts

Sutton Gallery
Saturday 5 AprilSaturday 10 May

Group Show

Modern Lives—Prints by Australian Women Artists 1900s–1950s

Geelong Gallery
Saturday 15 MarchSunday 18 May

Aurora Burnett Kuhn

The Residue of Intimacy

Linden New Art
Thursday 27 MarchSunday 4 May

Group Show

She Paints Her

MARS Gallery
Thursday 10 AprilSaturday 3 May

Benjamin Armstrong

Traverse

Tolarno Galleries
Saturday 22 MarchThursday 17 April

Group Show

Group Exhibition

Sophie Gannon Gallery
Tuesday 8 AprilSaturday 19 April

Daniel Boyd

The Mirror Stage

Station Gallery
Saturday 15 MarchSaturday 12 April

Edwina Badgery

Vessels For You And Me

Abbotsford Convent
Thursday 20 MarchSunday 13 April

Luke Cornish x Christophe Domergue

Urban Fusion

Lennox St. Gallery
Wednesday 2 AprilSaturday 26 April

Louis Pratt

Vanishing Point

Lennox St. Gallery
Wednesday 2 AprilSaturday 26 April

Group Show

20 Years of Street Art

Lennox St. Gallery
Thursday 13 MarchSaturday 17 May

Ioanna Sakellaraki

The Mark of a Terrible Sun

Hillvale Gallery
Thursday 10 AprilSunday 11 May

Group Show

DEBUT XXI

Blindside Gallery
Thursday 3 AprilSaturday 26 April

Group Show

2025 Blue Chip XXVII: The Collectors’ Exhibition

Niagara Galleries
Wednesday 26 MarchThursday 17 April

Group Show

20 Years of Street Art

Lennox St. Gallery
Thursday 13 MarchSaturday 17 May

Lennox St. Gallery is pleased to present 20 Years of Street Art, an online group presentation featuring recent and historical artworks by Above, Adnate, DabsMyla, D*Face, Tom Gerrard, HAHA, Hush, Locu Locu, Lush, Swoon and Twoone.

Bringing together works created from 2005 onwards, the exhibition revisits the multiplicity of directions in which street artist's have explored over the past twenty years.

Street Art in the 2000s underwent a transformative period, evolving from its roots in graffiti culture into a multifaceted global movement that gained recognition and legitimacy. Initially, street art was often viewed as an illicit form of expression tied to urban rebellion, but by the early 2000s, artists began to push the boundaries of what was possible, bringing fresh, diverse perspectives into the public sphere.

A key aspect of the 2000s street art movement was its emphasis on accessibility. Artists like Banksy, Shepard Fairey, D*Face, and Swoon used the city as a site for the democratisation of art broke down the traditional barriers of the gallery system, offering people from all walks of life the opportunity to interact with art in their everyday environment. This was a stark contrast to traditional, institutionalised art, which often required individuals to enter galleries or museums.

The movement also became more politically charged in the 2000s. With themes like anti-capitalism, social justice, environmentalism, and anti-authoritarianism, street art became a tool for protest and social commentary. Artists, especially those with a political bent, used their work to challenge the status quo and to question political, corporate, and societal norms.

The influence of graffiti culture remained central to street art, but by the 2000s, the movement became much more diverse in terms of style and media. Traditional spray-painting techniques continued, but artists began experimenting with stencils, posters, wheat-pasting, and even installations, pushing street art into the realm of contemporary art. Swoon, for example, became known for her intricate paper cutouts pasted in urban environments, while Fairey created iconic, stylised portraits like his Obey Giant series, which played with consumer culture and propaganda imagery.

The explosion of street art in the 2000s was not just a result of artistic experimentation but also the rise of the internet and social media. Platforms like Instagram, Flickr, and street art blogs allowed artists to share their work with a global audience, giving them a wider reach and elevating street art from local subcultures to international phenomena.

By the end of the decade, street art had gained recognition in prestigious art institutions, and exhibitions like the ones featuring Banksy or Jean-Michel Basquiat-inspired graffiti artists brought street art to the mainstream. It was no longer confined to alleyways or train cars; instead, it was showcased in galleries and even sold for millions of dollars at auctions; It blended political activism, artistic innovation, and urban culture, growing from its rebellious underground origins to a movement that could no longer be ignored by the art world.

Through it all, street artists maintained their focus on subverting the traditional art market and engaging with communities outside of the confines of galleries, making it a truly revolutionary force in the art world.

Location

Lennox St. Gallery
322-324 Lennox St, Richmond VIC 3121, Australia

Date

Thursday 13 MarchSaturday 17 May

Save to Calendar

All exhibition content on this website has been sourced from the exhibiting gallery’s website or provided by other art enthusiasts. We do not own or seek to own any of this material. If you are concerned about any misuse of your content, please let us know here.

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