Things have been a bit quiet around these parts lately as Ive been busy working towards my first solo exhibition, ‘WISH YOU WERE BEER’
With ‘WISH YOU WERE BEER’, Stuart McNaught explores his relationship with beer through a series of new works on paper and timber, adorned with a selection of Stuart’s favourite subject matter - feuding beverages, enchanted temples and 1985’s Australian of the Year, Paul Hogan.
Saturday the 13th of June, thespace44, Cronulla.
Tell a friend to tell a friend.
Space44’s Bloodstains exhibition is now online.
Here is a link to their store.
and here is a link to my board (pictured above).
Thanks for stopping by.
I recently resigned from my job of 5 years.
If you’re after some illustration or design work, now is a good time to get in touch.
Sneak peak of my contribution to @space44’s #Bloodstainsexhibition THIS SATURDAY.
Head on down and don’t be a stranger 🍻
Presented by Space 44, Lodown & Slam Magazine
Featuring internationally acclaimed artists. Vans The Omega, Ben Brown, The Writing, Mia Taninaka, Bafcat, Cam Wall, Life Without Andy and a herd of other amazing talents. we are excited to announce our biggest group exhibition to date.
Bloodstains is twenty four standard skate decks distributed out to twenty four artists with one rule – they can do whatever they like. Curated by Space 44 and presented by Lodown and Slam Magazine, This gallery is one we are proud of.
This year will see bloodstains tour across two states to The Snake Hole (VIC) for a showing in Melbourne. This year comes with an exciting element with the entire Lodown Skate team hitting the road skating every rail, ramp, stair set and bowl on the east coast transporting the decks for one big tour from Sydney – Melbourne. Watch this space for crazy photos and footage from our media team.
See you all soon at one of the shows or on the road.
I have a piece in this show exhibiting at thespace44 in Sydney and the-snake-hole in Melbourne.
Come join me for a beer and check out what some of Australia’s finest artists have to offer.
