Zero Cool Gallery presents

RONE (AUS) & Tom French (UK)

‘Don’t Look Back’

Joint London Exhibition
Preview: 6:30pm – 9:30pm, 26th April 2012
Open: April 27th – May 1st 2012

RBHQ, 155-171 Tooley St
London Bridge, London

April 2012 will see two of the most exciting artist to emerge in recent year’s RONE (AUS) and Tom French (UK) link up to put on a joint show with Zero Cool Gallery.

Rone’s posters are some of the most iconic in Australia, hiding under overpasses throughout Melbourne. He is renowned for the stylised images of ‘girls’ faces – it wouldn’t be a stretch to say that he has had more posters in Melbourne’s streets than any other artist in the city’s history.

Tom French progresses his distinctive skull images, with the addition of previously unseen oil paintings, to be shown alongside his characteristic charcoal pieces. These new works combine photorealism, abstraction and surrealism with a suggestive narrative, treading the fine line between the beautiful and the unsettling, focusing on the reflection of the conscious and subconscious mind.

For catalogue requests or to RSVP please email zerocool@zerocoolgallery.com

http://www.zerocoolgallery.com
http://www.r-o-n-e.com
www.tomfrenchart.com

This should be cool, check it out if you’re in Sydney!

The Royal Deviates Crew are celebrating 25 years of graffiti this Friday night at Revolver Upstairs 229 Chapel St, Prahran (Melbourne). There will be limited edition prints, mix CD’s by Jase Beat Hedz, Street Fonts books (this is a a good time to get them signed!) and Royal Deviate tees available on the night alongside a stack of some of the best graffiti on canvas melbourne has seen in ages. The party starts at 6pm and goes through ’til 9pm. Come on down for the first Seasons of Change graffiti event, it’s sure to be a huge night!

To celebrate Art Month in July this year, Kinokuniya in conjunction with Final Outline are pleased to present a commissioned show by one of Australia’s foremost graffiti artists-Matthew ‘Mistery’ Peet.

Matt has painted walls around the world and has been heavily involved within the graffiti scene within Australia for numerous years and is also responsible for many well known pieces around Sydney.

Drop into Kinokuniya’s events section on their facebook page to read more about Matt’s work for this show.

Matt’s series ‘Paper Tigers’ has been created specifically for Kinokuniya, exhibition runs until July 31st. Go see some incredible work from one of Australia’s original Hip-Hop all-rounders.

Kinokuniya also have 20% off all their art & design books in July, so it’s great time to visit!

Gallery pic by Kim Hungerford.