I recently worked with Sydney’s iconic hiphop label Elefant Tracks, on their 20 year Anniversary, painting portrais of artists: Urthboy, Hermitude and Horrow Show.
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So, all good things must come to an end! My experience in Berlin these last 7 weeks has been amazing, exhausting, challenging, and over all, a growing experience as an artist.
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“I was lucky enough to donated a small portrait of Bowie on the walls of David Bowies Favourite bar in Berlin from the mid to late 70’s. Leaving my mark here was a huge honour.”
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When Writer and Director Storm Ashwood asks you to Illustrate a book for his first feature film - you say - Hell yes! The book features in several prominent scenes of this exciting new Australian Horror film.
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Woodward Gallery presents 20in18, their annual curated group exhibition of works on paper, sculpture and canvas to launch the Winter Art Season.
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I painted this piece for Burton's New York City flagship store in Soho. The piece was inspired by a past collaboration between Black Scale and Burton. I huge shout out to all the guys at Burton NYC, a solid bunch of guys!
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In the early 1980s, Richard Hambleton was New York City’s precursor to Banksy, a rogue street artist whose silhouette paintings haunted the sides of Manhattan buildings.
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Painting this mural was a special experience for me. Not only was the physical part of executing such a large piece fun and exciting, but the journey and the people you meet along the way make it even more special.
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Woodward Gallery is proud to feature Australian Artist BRAD ROBSON at the following locations this Summer Season: The Pool Room Mezzanine of the historic Four Seasons Restaurant at 99 East 52nd Street with large scale urban-scene canvases;
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Brad recently returned to Australia after an artist in residency in New York City. Together Alone documents what it’s like to get amongst such a vibrant city that can “chew you up and spit you out at any minute”.
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With canvases alive with nostalgia and a personal journey mapped through the urban landscape, Robson’s works “reflect on the emotional journey one takes when navigating the developed world and beyond, contemplating our place within.”
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Mural by Brad Robson at the Brooklyn Crab in Red Hook, April 2013. After his Solo show at Gallery Brooklyn, presented by Berlin Collective. Thanks!
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