It was commissioned by Nigel Margetts, who easily has one of the largest private collections of my work.
Today is an especially good day for me to post this new picture, because i believe it is also his birthday, so...
HAPPY BIRTHDAY NIGEL!

‘The Happy Tree’ Element Advocates Group Show,
Monster Children Gallery, Sydney, November 2010
PAST EXHIBITIONS-
‘The Fine Line’, Group Show
(Exhibition location TBC), Los Angeles, USA, October 2010
‘Still Life’, FBI Radio Fundraiser,
Art Gallery Of New South Wales, Sydney, October 2010
‘Old Times New Work’, Sarah Larnach And Tim Chapman.
Monster Children Gallery, Sydney, May 2010
‘Paige Blackie Gallery Group Show 2010’,
Paige Blackie Gallery, Wellington ,New Zealand, April 2010
‘Pedestrian Presents State Of The Arts’, Group Show
Absolute Stairwell Gallery, Sydney, February 2010
‘Canadian Pharmacy’, Group Show,
Neon Park Gallery, Melbourne, February 2010
‘Art Loves Haiti’, online art auction for Save The Children.
January 2010 (Donor, creator and administrator)
‘Square - 2009 Group Show’,
Monster Children Gallery, Sydney, December 2009
‘Hand Drawn’, Group Show
Nine Lives Gallery, Brisbane, October 2009
‘Love Hurts’. Group Show
The Tattooed Heart, Auckland, New Zealand, October 2009
‘Becks Music Inspired Art’, Sarah Larnach/Ladyhawke and Hard-Fi/S&T
Village Underground, London, U.K., 2009
‘ALPHABET - Monster Children Group Show’,
Monster Children Gallery, December 2008
‘Post Wood- Monster Children Group Show’,
Monster Children Gallery, December 2007
‘Someday Gallery Christmas Charity Show ‘
Someday Gallery, Melbourne, December 2005
‘Cardigan c5048’ RMIT Diploma of Visual Arts Graduate Exhibition,
The Foundry, Melbourne, December 2004.
‘RMIT Graduate Show Auction’,
The Empress, Melbourne, October 2004.
‘Sticky- A Griptape Art Exhibition’,
The Artery, Melbourne, September 2004.
ACCOLADES and other things to be proud of-
ARIA nominee 2009. Best Album Artwork, Sarah Larnach for Ladyhawke/Ladyhawke.
'My Delirium' video on exhibit at The Powerhouse Museum, Sydney in the 'Back To The Eighties' exhibition.
So cool. Don't know why but it reminds me of "The Last Starfighter"
ReplyDeleteIf you're old enough to remember that =)
Ah! so that's the name of that film! i haven't seen it since i was a kid and we must have watched it on the VCR, but yes, i thought of that film too.
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ReplyDeleteWow! This is fantastic!
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