Maria Lieberth, Le Voyuer, Citylights Centre Place, 1998
Flinders Lane - Place Context (1836-1992)
Citylights Projects exemplifies organic Place Context, emerging from the specific conditions of the village setting of Centre Place on Flinders Lane and the Melbourne CBD in the 1990s, including urban geography, historical echoes, economic flux, commercial influences, access to communal workspaces, and diverse community networks and expertise.
The idea of 'context of place' refers to the circumstances and environment surrounding a place that determine its meaning, interpretation, and significance. It encompasses the social, cultural, historical, and physical elements shaping how we perceive and relate to a place. It is a concept of paramount importance in art, craft, urban design, and literature, where the environment is integral to the experience.
In contemporary urban design, place context is crucial to creating environments that foster a strong sense of community and belonging. Designers consider how physical characteristics and social interactions influence people's emotional connections to specific locations.
Melbourne's grid system and urban design, created through surveys in 1836 and 1837 after the illegal settlement of 1835, produced many minor streets and lanes that crisscross the grid. These had unintended consequences for place context 150 years later. This network of built spaces was critical to the art studio movement of the 1990s, creating informal, repurposed spaces for artists and galleries, as well as street-level commercial spaces for small creative start-ups and entrepreneurs. It also served as a canvas for the street art movement at the turn of the century.
Following the initial 1836 survey of Melbourne, a warehouse district emerged in Flinders Lane near the riverside docks and freighters. By the 1880s, it had evolved into Melbourne's textiles and apparel precinct. This development continued after World War II, when European refugees reinvigorated apparel businesses in the district's pre- and early-20th-century industrial warehouses.
In the early 1990s, racks of clothes were still wheeled by hand down Flinders Lane. The last post-war generation of garmentos worked in their studios as artists moved into vacant spaces around them, creating a dynamic mix of heritage, craft, and creativity. The Nicholas Building is a surviving contemporary example of this community.
The 1970s and 80s saw businesses and shoppers leave the CBD for the suburbs, and a financial recession marked the early 1990s. These conditions made commercial and industrial space relatively cheap across Melbourne's CBD and inner-city industrial zones.
Many larger buildings that did not meet modern accessibility codes and fire regulations were difficult to lease legally and had become vacant above street level. Artists often overlooked the risks, as the industrial rawness and scale of these spaces made them excellent studios and lofts. The Council and the Fire Department conducted at least one sweep of the city in the 1980s, evicting tenants from unfit buildings. However, by the early 1990s, many of these buildings had been illegally reoccupied. City real estate remained an illicit, underground legal grey zone for many artists and businesses into the 2000s.
Bookended by the Nicholas Building at Swanston Street and Carlow House at Elizabeth Street, with Centre House, Ross House and Degraves Street in the middle, these factors created a hotbed of creative activity in the Flinders Lane block spanning from Swanston Street to Elizabeth Street, which encompassed multiple arterial alleys, lanes, alcoves, thoroughfares, arcades, subways, and underpasses.
Flinders Lane featured many warehouse buildings housing artists' studios, lofts, and illegal dwellings, and at ground level it spawned hundreds of creative start-ups, cafes, restaurants, bars, boutiques, and artist-run galleries, projects, and public art, both sanctioned and unsanctioned. This artist-led activity characterised and regenerated Melbourne CBD commerce and culture in the early 2000s, creating the iconic identity the city is known for today.
Centre Place Situationists : Foundation and Early Development (1992-1996)
Citylights Projects emerged from the artist community based at Centre House, an illegally leased rag-trade warehouse at 252 Flinders Lane. Approximately 40 artists occupied the building from 1990 through the mid-2000s. Before this period, the site hosted some of Melbourne's earliest raves (Every Picture) and the Barry Pang Kung Fu School.
Andy Mac lived and worked on the second floor in a 2,000-square-foot space, where he began documenting central business district culture and the Melbourne graffiti scene in 1992. In 1994, Mac organised his first initiative, the Centre Place Artists Project (CPAP), which transformed vacant shops into temporary exhibition spaces in response to increasing gentrification. He negotiated rent-free use with landlords, produced promotional materials, invited artists, and coordinated the opening event with Megan Woodwood.
Megan Woodwood owned Orange Crush, a fashion boutique in Centre Place that exclusively featured her designs. She played a pivotal role in fostering activism and creative activity in the area. In 1993, Woodwood and Mac recognised gentrification as a significant threat when developers began converting the Majorca House studios, opposite Centre House, into apartments. Woodwood commissioned Mac, David Rosetsky, Lyndal Walker, and others to produce art and window displays for Orange Crush, thereby establishing a connection between the artists' studios and the street. For the CPAP project, she created an ambitious public artwork: a kinetic, wind-activated mobile kite installation in Centre Place. Woodwood and Mac maintained an ongoing collaborative relationship in subsequent years.
After this project, Mac secured a rent-free shop in Centre Place, beneath the Centre House studios, where he established Exhibit A. This initiative consisted of a continuously evolving window display and exhibition, visible from the street but inaccessible to the public. Exhibit A served as a precursor to the Citylights concept.
The unauthorised street party that launched the Centre Place Artists Project attracted the attention of the City of Melbourne's emerging cultural development department. The department subsequently contacted Mac and encouraged him to apply for funding. Mac then invited fellow artists and colleagues Richard Butler-Bowden, Richard Brownfield, and Lyndal Walker from the Centre House studios to collaborate on a project and submit a funding application.
Inspired by advertising lightboxes commonly found at bus stops and train stations, the group developed the concept for an outdoor lightbox gallery and adopted the name Citylights. Mac produced a sketch illustrating the proposed lightbox layout. In 1995, the collective applied for and was awarded a $5,600 grant from the City of Melbourne.
In September 1996, the collective installed the lightboxes and formally established Citylights Projects. The inaugural exhibition featured a lightbox artwork by each member of the collective. Four lightboxes were positioned in a dead-end alley off Centre Place, using advertising display techniques to present art continuously to thousands of daily pedestrians
Hosier Liberation Front : Expansion and Street Art Revolution (1997-2004)
By 1997, Mac directed and produced the project alongside Richard Butler-Bowden (until 2001), following the departures of Lyndal Walker and Richard Brownfield. In July 1997, they launched an ongoing exhibition program in the Centre Place lightboxes, beginning with hand-painted transparencies by Marcos Davidson, a proto-street artist, jeweller, and Flinders Lane figure.
The project expanded substantially in 1998 when Mac established a second Citylights site on the rear wall of the Forum Theatre in Hosier Lane, opposite the Misty bar and nightclub. At the time, the cobblestone lane featured no significant graffiti or street art. Hosier Lane had a milk bar on the corner of Swanston Street and an Italian restaurant, but few visited it.
As the new Citylights site opened, Mac became a founding partner of Misty in Hosier Lane, where he designed the interior lighting and collaborated with Michael Delany on interior design and branding. Mac curated cultural programming, art exhibitions, audio-visual presentations, events, and artistic interventions for Misty, and occasionally served as a DJ throughout the club's 14-year history.
In 1999, Mac travelled with Marcos Davidson to Mexico, then continued overland through Central America to Venezuela, and later to Barbados, New York, and Tokyo. In Mexico, they explored Mayan archaeological sites and engaged with activists in Mexico City. In New York, Mac met Aaron Rose of Alleged Gallery, and noted ESPO's roller door pieces.
In 2000 Mac relocated from Centre House due to real estate pressures. He briefly established a Citylights office in the Art Deco Beehive Building on Elizabeth Street, then lived and worked from a residence on Spencer Street West Melbourne, before moving to a former dance studio above a motorbike shop on Elizabeth Street. In late 2001, he found a long-term studio above a Swanston Street coffee lounge, entered via Star Alley in Chinatown.
Richard Butler-Bowden retired from Citylights in 2001, after which Mac became the sole director. Despite this change, Mac and Butler-Bowden continued to collaborate; Butler-Bowden exhibited at Until Never and participated as a curated artist in multiple street projects. In 2002, Mac established shared artist studios on the first floor of 3-5 Hosier Lane, above Misty. These interconnected, open-plan rooms, spanning over 100 square metres, accommodated a diverse group of creatives, including designers, graphic artists, architects, comic book artists, and painters. The studios regularly hosted visitors and temporary tenants, many of whom collaborated with Citylights. Artistic activity persisted at all hours, including in the Misty bar below.
Each Citylights exhibition was accompanied by a street launch event, often featuring performers, DJs, or improvised entertainment. The program alternated monthly between Centre Place and Hosier Lane, as did the associated events. These gatherings were organised guerrilla-style, with power sourced from Centre House or the Citylights studios, and makeshift bars and ice tubs built from available street materials. Over time, these events helped develop temporary autonomous zones that encompassed the entire lane. After more than thirty years, these zones may now be considered permanent autonomous spaces.
The period from 2002 to 2003 was particularly productive. Studio artists created works on Rutledge Lane and Hosier Lane, and Citylights Projects' activities and collaborations with street and graffiti artists in the lightboxes attracted attention from the broader street art community beyond the central business district. Artists from across Australia travelled to Hosier Lane to paint. Citylights expanded its scope beyond curated lightbox exhibitions to support the organic development of street art on adjacent walls. Mac described this approach as coordinating "the street like a garden," permitting both commissioned and unauthorised works while maintaining curatorial oversight of the overall visual environment.
The rise of street art paralleled the growing accessibility of digital cameras. In 2002, Mac began using digital photography, though he continued to use transparency and negative film until fully transitioning to digital in 2004. The digital process was faster, better suited to high-volume documentation, and eliminated the need for time-consuming scanning. It also performed more effectively in low-light laneway conditions and provided documentary features such as metadata. This technological shift marked a significant advancement in archival practices, enabling Mac to substantially increase coverage of the rapidly evolving street scene and Citylights activities.
Mac's involvement with Misty and Citylights allowed him to commission or invite artwork on the area's largest walls. Misty featured walls facing Hosier Lane and two on Rutledge Lane, while Citylights occupied the Forum Theatre's rear wall, facing Misty and overlooking the art studios. Deven Marriner also operated art studios in the Forum Theatre, with entrances onto Hosier Lane. Members of the Silent Army Comic collective worked as designers in these spaces.
Laneway art and the street's character as temporary autonomous zones developed organically. Over time, Mac gradually obtained verbal and, occasionally, written support from residents and businesses to use their walls. Until 2003, the street remained largely underground, and the City of Melbourne regularly dispatched anti-graffiti crews to remove all artwork, treating it as unsanctioned and illegal without city permits.
By 2004, Hosier Lane had achieved international recognition as one of Melbourne's leading street art destinations and a significant national tourism attraction. By 2007, Lonely Planet identified it as the top cultural destination in Australia, surpassing both Kakadu and the National Gallery of Australia.
Then we take Berlin : Institutional Recognition (2004-2012)
A pivotal moment occurred in 2004, when Mac commissioned, collected, documented, and catalogued over 600 stencil works on paper by Australian street artists active between 1999 and 2004. At the 5th Australian Print Symposium, Mac presented a slideshow of street art documentation he had assembled and exhibited his stencil collection to curators at the National Gallery of Australia.
The gallery began acquiring the Citylights Collection of Australian Stencils and purchased over 270 works from the collection in 2007. Mac made the final selection at the request of Roger Butler, Curator of Australian Works on Paper at the National Gallery of Australia. The collection served as the foundation for the first institutional exhibition of Australian street art at the NGA in 2010. This acquisition established a precedent for recognising street art as legitimate institutional museum content.
In 2004, Mac also initiated, produced, and curated major public street art installations for Big Day Out in Melbourne and World Square in Sydney, both of which were live-painted in public spaces. He developed an audio-visual presentation at the Museum of Australia, led a collaborative design project at the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, and organised a guerrilla street postering exchange in Dublin. Additionally, he launched a new website and curated programming at Citylights Hosier Lane and Centre Place.
In 2005, Mac founded Until Never, an indoor commercial gallery located on the second floor of 3-5 Hosier Lane. Described by Mac as an "indoor gallery for outside artists", Until Never provided a platform for street artists and practitioners working outside traditional fine art contexts. The gallery operated until 2012, hosting experimental exhibitions and performances and supporting emerging artists’ career development.
In 2009, Mac described the project: 'Citylights is a fusion of street strategies and advertising industry media, aimed at using public space as a platform for exposing contemporary art to a wide audience, and Until Never is an indoor gallery focused on new works by iconoclastic artists.'
Between 1994 and 2012, Mac produced over 120 exhibitions and projects under the Citylights Projects and Until Never banners.
Citylights, Various projects : From Top Left, R1: Nails, Centre Place 2006, BDO 2004. R2: Amac, Tourism Victoria Ad, Deb, Centre Place 2006. R3: Stencil Graffiti Capital 2005, Stencil Festival 2005, NGA Suburban 2004. R4/R5: World Square 2004. R6: St Kilda Festival Tram 2007
Comprehensive Documentation
The Citylights Until Never Archive documents the evolution of street art from an underground subculture to an institutionally recognised art form. The archive includes original artworks, collaborative initiatives, educational programs, and projects featuring First Nations artists.
This archive provides a comprehensive record of Australian street art, with particular emphasis on activity in Melbourne's CBD, Centre Place, and Hosier Lane. It illustrates the impact of sustained community engagement on the development of urban artistic landscapes and ongoing cultural growth.
Archive Features
• More than 265 exhibitions produced and curated across multiple venues, over more than 30 years (1994-2026), featuring over 1000 artists from Australia and internationally.
• Exhibitions, street parties, and events at Citylights Projects' two permanent 24-hour light-box public art sites (1996-2012) in Melbourne's Centre Place and Hosier Lane. These outdoor galleries expanded public access to art and challenged traditional exhibition models.
• Exhibitions at Until Never Gallery (2005-2012) bridged street and commercial art contexts and supported artists' career development as they transitioned from illicit to legitimate practices.
• Temporary and Permanent Autonomous Zones. The curation and development of Centre Place and Hosier Lane evolved from covert, informal initiatives to overt, formalised spaces. These zones served as platforms for street art, graffiti, activism, public art, and artistic interventions.
• Extensive documentation of street art (1992-2012) in Hosier Lane, Rutledge Lane, Centre Place, and across the Melbourne CBD, featuring international artists including Banksy, Invader, Blek le Rat, Shepard Fairey, Fafi, and Swoon, alongside local and national street artists.
References and Documentation
The Citylights Projects archive is extensively documented through:
• Published exhibitions, flyers, zines, catalogues and artist monographs
• Academic papers and conference presentations
• Media coverage in national and international publications
• Institutional acquisitions by major Australian museums, the City of Melbourne and private collections
• Comprehensive photographic documentation - over 500,000 photos
• Video documentaries and TV coverage
Website Archives - Trove
Citylights Projects websites 2001 - 2016, are archived on the National Library of Australia Trove
2001 - 2004 citylightsproject.com
2004 - 2005 citylightsprojects/extraclassic.com
2007 citylights/untilnever/myspace.com
2009 spookyaction.com.au
2006 - 2016 untilnever.net
2006 - 2016 citylightsprojects.com
Exhibition Archive List
1.
1993
AM1-OS1
Espresso Head
Andrew McDonald, Richard Brownfield
Mario's
Brunswick St, Fitzroy, Melbourne
2.
1994
AM2-OS2
The Artists Residents Traders Show (TARTS)
Curator Amac
Amac, Richard Butler Bowdon, Richard Brownfield, David Rosetsky, Jacinta Schreuder, Megan Woodwood, Lyndal Walker
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
3.
1996
AM3-OS3
Turned On
Andrew McDonald, Michael Delaney
1st. Floor Artist & Writers Space
Fitzroy, Melbourne, Australia
4.
1996-09-13
CL1-CP1
Citylights (self-titled)
Richard Butler-Bowdon, Richard Brownfield, Andrew McDonald, Lyndal Walker
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
5.
1997-07-22
CL2-CP2
House of Hallmarcos
Marcos Davidson
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
6.
1997-09-19
CL3-CP3
4 Melbourne All-Stars
Richard Butler-Bowdon
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
7.
1997-10-18
CL4-CP4
They're In Advertising
Lyndal Walker
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
8.
1997-12-12
CL5-CP5
Shady Lane
Andrew McDonald
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
9.
1998-02-20
CL6-CP6
Hystoria
Rabindra Naidoo
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
10.
1998-03-16
CL7-CP7
From Here to Kiss & Back Again
Paul Sloan
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
11.
1998-04-24
CL8-CP8
Rentfont
Stephen Banham
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
12.
1998-05-18
CL9-CP9
Some New Shit
Curator Andrew McDonald
Peso, Perks, Rush, Shutupandshop
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
13.
1998 -06-19
CL10-CP10
(In)Formation
Textbase: Benjamin Brady, D.J. Huppatz, Julian Savage, Nicole Tomlinson
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
14.
1998-07-21
CL11-CP11
Western Style Pants
Chris Humphries
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
15.
1998-08-21
CL12-CP12
On & On
Josie Willey & Charlotte Redmond
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
16.
1998-09-25
CL13-CP13
Le Voyeur
Maria Lieberth
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
17.
1998-10-23
CL14-CP14
Candy Corporation
Kristi Monfries
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
18.
1998
AM4-OS4
Karisma,
Amac, Paul Sloan
Spencer St Gallery
Melbourne
19.
1998-11-20
CL15-CP15
Tec Terror
Matt Valdman, Jaqui Valdman, Renee So, Paul Williams
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
20.
1998-11-25
CL16-HL1
Citylights 2000
Curator Amac
Richard Allen, Mira Gojak, Hiroe Hama, Katherine Huang, Perks, Zinya Langsford, Ricky Swallow,
Brett Valance.
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
21.
1998-12-18
CL17-CP16
Domescape
Lisa Carroll, Felicity Mark, Lucinda Meieres
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
22.
1998-12-23
CL18-HL2
8 Rad Dudes
Curated by Perks
Guy Benfield, Richard Butler-Bowdon, Kano, Amac, Perks, Ransom, Andrew Wong, Megan Woodward.
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
23.
1999-03-05
CL19-CP17
Readvertising
Marc De Jong
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
24.
1999-03-16
Citylights
CL20-HL3
Domestic Hardcore
Guy Benfield, Tony Garifilakis
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
25.
1999-04-14
CL21-HL4
Function At the Mirage
Richard Butler-Bowdon
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
26.
1999-06-04
CL22-CP18
Visionary Images
Salvation Army Project Various Artists
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
27.
1999-06-09
CL23-HL5
Candy House
Andrew Wilson
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
28.
1999-07-14
CL24-HL6
The End
Calvin Douglas Adam Ferrante
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
29.
1999-07-23
CL25-CP19
Stir Fry
Ali McCann, Selina Ou
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
30.
1999-10-02
CL26-CP20
Smoke Free
Curator Amac, Richard Butler-Bowdon
Mira Gojak, Marion Lee, James Morrison, Andrew Seward
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
31.
1999-10-02
CL27-HL7
Smoke Free
Curators Amac, Richard Butler-Bowdon
Fiona Abicare, Damiano Bertoli, Mark Dundon, Simone Ewenson, David Godard, Stephen Honneger, Amac, John Meade, Darren Sylvester
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
32
2000-04-04
CL28-CP21
Boutique
Amac
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
33.
2000-04-04
CL29-HL8
Irie Spot
Amac
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
34.
2000-07-04
CL30-HL9
Buttons & Bordellos
Carmel Cosgrove, Mark Friedlander
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
35.
2000-07-11
CL31-CP22
Shadows In the Light
Sangeeta Sandrasegar
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
36.
2000-08-15
CL32-CP23
Xpunk
Curators Amac, Richard Butler-Bowdon
Starlie Geikie, Tara Gilbee, Nat & Ali, Michelle Ussher
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
37.
2000-09-19
CL33-CP24
Treaty!
Curators Amac, Richard Butler-Bowdon
Trevor Barker, Mazzie Nelson, Genie Nelson, Margaret Mcnally
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
38.
2000-10-17
CL34-HL10
Wholelottalove
Curator Amac
Celeste Treloar, Sonia Kretschmar, Jason Patterson, Felix Deftereos, Jennifer Mills, Marc Pascal, Nicholas Jones, Jonathan Luker, Alex Pittendrigh.
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
39.
2000-10-24
CL35-CP25
Human Consciousness
Muay Parivudhiphongs
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
40.
2000-12-19
CL36-HL11
Eden2001
Curator Amac
Brett Carroll, Jarrad Kennedy, Studio Anybody, Scott Benham, Pia Dwyer, Bill Backhouse,
Sunshine Bertrand, Micah J. Hamdorf.
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
41.
2001-01-23
CL37-HL12
Queer Street
Midsumma Festival
Chris Orr, Fiona Lawry, Kevin D'Souza, Hadass Shlagmann.
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
42.
2001-02-16
CL38-CP26
Fat Bens Vs. Citylights
System Bens, Kieran Mangan, Andrew Boyle
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
43.
2001-03-01
CL39-HL13
Eden2001 Redux
Curator Amac
Brett Carroll, Jarrad Kennedy, Studio Anybody, Scott Benham, Pia Dwyer, Bill Backhouse,
Sunshine Bertrand, Micah J. Hamdorf.
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
44.
2001-0423-07-23
CL40-OS5
Salon Calpis
Curator Amac
Amac, Marcos Davidson, Juan Esteban Barrantes, Victor Lancaster
Misty
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
45.
2001-05-04
CL41-CP27
Suitable Women
Sanja Pahoki
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
46.
2001-05-31
CL42-HL14
Maru
Natalie Shields
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
47.
2001-06-27
CL43-CP28
Co-Lab
Scott Baker, Adam Bell
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
48
2001-08-14
CL44-HL15
Up In Smoke
Curator Amac
Geniene Honey-Brooke Penrose, Penny Trotter, Rachel Moore, Howdy Convenient (Bree Dalton, Julie Vinci, Michael Stylianov), Pandarosa, Antonio Turone, Bus, Geoffrey A. Phillips
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
49.
2001-08-31
CL45-CP29
Up Your Alley
Sunshine Bertrand
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
50.
2001
AM6-OS6
Amac,
New Work
Bus Gallery
Little Lonsdale St, Melbourne
51.
2001-11-02
CL46-CP30
Storm
Rosslynd Piggott
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
52.
2001-12-11
CL47- HL16
Melbournese Jewellers Triennial Tryptych Medallion
Juan Estaban Barrantes, Tim Berrigan, Justin Boehme, Janet Marnell-Brown, Silvio Carbone, Marianne Cseh, Marcos Davidson, Rohan Donald, Sean Fitzgerald, Jacinta Loos, Tony Mardling, Marc Pascal, Jason Patterson, Pauline Wilkinson, Dan Scurry
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
53.
2001-12-18
CL48-CP31
Mr Mention
Victor Lancaster
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
54.
2002-02-12
CL49-CP32
Concrete Content
Mike O'Meally, Max Creasy
Presented As Part of The Globe World Cup of Skateboarding
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
55.
2002-02-12
CL50-HL17
Concrete Content
Mike O'Meally, Max Creasy
Presented As Part of The Globe World Cup of Skateboarding
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
56.
2002-04-11
CL51-CP33
The Sound Eye of Surrealestate
Justin Butler, Cealleigh Norman
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
57.
2002-04-30
CL52-CP34
Spunge 1 - Realist Extinguishers
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
58.
2002-05-22
CL53-CP35
Throw Up
Curator Amac
Peaser, Phibs, Grate, Doens, Vergo, Keno
Photography By Duet
Part of the Next Wave Festival
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
59.
2002-05-22
CL54-HL18
Throw Up
Curated By Amac
Greater Than >>>, Richard Butler-Bowdon, FSS, Ashley Gilbertson, Chedrok, Bubotic Devices, Anyminutenow, Mars Drum, Geoffwa, Bones, McBenoe
Part of the Next Wave Festival
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
60.
2002-05-22
CL55-0S1
Now More Than Ever
A0 Street Pasteup Poster Show
Curated by Anyminutenow
Caitlin Bermingham, Christopher Bogia, Peter Coffin, Fintan Friel, Terry Hegarty, Jenn Kim, Jeroen Kooijmans, Rachel Lowther, Geraldine Lau, David Noonan, Mark Orange, Mary Reilly, Constanza Scheiber, Dario Solman, Monika Tichacek
Citylights
Hosier Lane and Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
61.
2002-09-05
CL56-CP36
Destination Unknown
Zoe Ali, Christos Tsiolkas
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
62
2002-10-03
CL57-HL19
Dr.Cyberstein
Ian Kitney, Deven Marriner
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
63
2002-11-05
CL58-HL20
Dredder Than Dredd Redux - 8 Works from The Citylights Archives
Curator Amac
Richard Allen, Guy Benfield & Tony Garifalakis, Richard Butler-Bowdon, Brett Carroll, Amac, Marcos Davidson, Perks, Alex Pittendrigh
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
64.
2002-11-05
CL59-WS1
Citylights Website #1 Launch
Designer Fintan Friel
65.
2002-11-05
CL60-OS2
We Want Out
A0 Street Pasteup Poster Show
Curator Rachel Lowther,
Producer Anyminutenow
Alex Baggaley, Bernd Behr, Inventory, Marq Kearey, Phillip Lai, Dawn Mellor, Mike Nelson, Hayley Newman, Paul Noble, Miranda Peake, Eva Rothschild, Georgina Starr, Kerry Stewart, Joel Tomlin, Rebecca Warren, Shizuka Yokomizo
Hosier Lane, Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
66.
2002-08-19_09-01
AM7-OS7
Eternity Now!
Amac
CUBE37
Frankston Arts Centre
67.
2002
AM8-OS8
Recent Work
Amac
Sahara Lounge
Swanston St, Melbourne
68.
2002-11-27
CL61-CP37
Silent Army Represents
Michael Fikaris, Kieran Mangan, Gregory Mackay, Lachlan Conn.
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
69.
2002-11-27
CL62-HL21
Silent Army Represents
Tim Danko, Nicki Greenberg, Aaron O'Donnell, Mandy Ord, Pox Girls, Alice Mrongovius, Peter Savieri, Kirrily Schell
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
70.
2002-12-18
CL63-OS3
Citylights Attack !!
Curator Amac
Zoe Ali, AnyMinuteNow, Bill Backhouse, Guy Benfield, Sunshine Bertrand, Jon Butt, Richard Butler-Bowdon, Citylights Records, Tim Danko, Marcos Davidson, Simone Ewenson, Digital Primate, Chantal Faust, Michael Fikaris, Ben Frost, Tara Gilbee, Howdy Convenient, Lou Hubbard, Nicholas Jones, Kapow, Jarrad Kennedy, Sonia Kretschmar, Victor Lancaster, David Franzke, Byron Scullin, Zinya Langsford, Amac, Gregory Mackay, Kieran Mangan, Marcsta, Kristi Monfries, Helmet Newton, Mike O'Meally, Nat & Ali, Sanja Pahoki, Pandarosa, Kade Patrick, Rosslynd Piggott, Dan Scurry, Silent Army, Mathew Sleeth, Studio Anybody, Stussy, Michelle Ussher, Xavier O'Brien
Warehouse
377 George St Fitzroy Melbourne
71.
2003-02-12
CL64-CP38
Reality Game
Invader (France)
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
72.
2003-02-12
CL65-HL22
Lance Mountain (U.S) Marty Baptist (Syd)
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
73.
2003-04-11
CL66-CP39
Compost(Ion)
Pandarosa, Lyn Balzer, Anthony Perkings
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
74.
2003-04-23
CL67- HL23
Donne-Moi Un Stylo
Sunshine Bertrand
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
75.
2003-05-27_07-22
CL68-OS4
SSS – Secret Spray Society
Curators Amac, Emile Zile
Misty
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
76.
2003-08-05
CL69-HL24
Feet
Matthew Sleeth
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
77.
2003-08-11
CL70-OS05
67 Percent Say They Were Misled
International exchange A0 Street Paste-Up Poster exhibition of Melbourne Artists in Hosier Lane
Curated by Amac.
Amac, Guy Benfield, Sunshine Bertrand, Richard Butler-Bowdon, Danism, Tim Danko, Dlux, Doyle, P. Dutch, Michael Fikaris, Ha Ha, Djordje Joksimovich, Vladimir Kanigher, Ash Keating, Kieran Mangan, Deven Marriner, Nat n Ali, Aaron O'Donnell, Pandarosa, Peter Salmon Lomas, Peter Savieri, Sync, Emile Zile
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
78.
2003-11-25
CL71-CP40
Ugly Faux
David Campbell Ben Frost
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
79.
2003-11-28_12-09
CL72-OS6
Superslide
Curators Amac, James Dodd
Presented by Nieland Skates
Amac, Marty Baptist, Brook Caib, Des, Dlux, Eine, Ha Ha, Ice, Patchwork, Paul Milan, Phibs Reks, Sync, Vexta, Waalad
Ourspot
Crown St Darlinghurst Sydney
80.
2003-12-17
CL73- HL25
Permit Zone
Curator Amac
Amac, Civil, Dlux, Doyle, Ha Ha, Monkey, Optic, Paul, Phibs, Reka, Reks, Sixten, Sugarushgirl, Sync, Vexta, Walaad, Xero
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
81.
2003-12-20
CL74-OS7
Sprayway Artmart
Curator Amac
Amac, Dlux, Ha Ha, Monkey, Optic, Phibs, Reka, Reks, Sixten, Meek, Sync, Vexta, Walaad, Xero
Rutledge Lane, Melbourne
82.
2004-01-26
CL75-OS8
FREEZE MUTHASTIKA THIS IS A FUK UP!
Curator Amac
Aeon, Amac, Arlene Texta Queen, Braddock, Civil, Lachlan Conn, Dlux, Doyle, Fu, Ha Ha, Kinez, Kieran Mangan, Deven Marriner, Monkey, Nails, Nurok, Mandy Ord, Optic, Oxoez, Reka, 5ync, Phibs, Prism, Walaaad, Xero
Big Day Out
Royal Melbourne Showgrounds
83.
2004 -02-04
CL76-OS9
Skylounge
Amac, Deven Marriner, Walaad
National Museum of Australia
Canberra
85.
2004-02-11
CL77-OS10
67 Percent Say They Were Misled
International exchange A0 Street Paste-Up Poster exhibition of Melbourne Artists in Dublin
Curator Amac
Amac, Guy Benfield, Sunshine Bertrand, Richard Butler-Bowdon, Danism, Tim Danko, Dlux, Doyle, P. Dutch, Michael Fikaris, Ha Ha, Djordje Joksimovich, Vladimir Kanigher, Ash Keating, Kieran Mangan, Deven Marriner, Nat n Ali, Aaron O'Donnell, Pandarosa, Peter Salmon Lomas, Peter Savieri, Sync, Emile Zile
Temple Bar, Dublin, Ireland
86.
2004-02-24
CL78-HL26
Ashez to Ashez
Ash Keating
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
87.
2004-05-11_06-15
CL79-OS11
Curator Amac
Destuneeq aka Ash Keating, Reka
Space Furniture
Alexandria, Sydney, Australia
88.
2004-05-11
CL80-OS12
Retreat
International exchange A0 Street Paste-Up Poster exhibition of Dublin artists
Curated by Vaari Claffi, Alexa Coyne, Anyminutenow, Stephen Brandes, Gavin Delahunty, Katie Holten, Tony Kenny,
Nevin Lahart, Isabelle Nolan, Cathy Owens, Garret Phelan, Tim Redfern, Dan Shipsides, Bernard Smyth, Chris St. Amand, Walker & Walker,
Ciaran Walsh, Grace Weir
Spark Alley, Melbourne, Australia
89.
2004-05-25
CL81-HL27
White Hot - New Art from Different Places
Curator Christian Bumbarra Thompson
Ali McCann, White Hot Dancers
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
90.
2004-05-28
CL82-CP41
Thend TM
Amac, Dest aka Ash Keating
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
91.
2004-07-28
Citylights
CL83-OS13
Zaishu Project
Curator: Amac
Design: Matthew Butler / Bluesquare
Prototyping: Kate Jackson and Jenny Ford
Facilitator: Christopher Kaltenbach
Amac, Bleek, David Campbell, Dens, Dlux, E3, Michael Fikaris, Tom Gerrard, Ha Ha, Ash Keating, Ltmp, Kieran Mangan, Monkey, Aaron O'Donnell, Pandarosa, Phibs, Prism, Reach, Reks, Rone, SRX, Vexta
The State of Design Festival presents Sensoria's Manifest S.I.E.V ACCA RMIT
Australian Centre for Contemporary Art
Southbank Melbourne
92.
2004-08-10
CL84-HL28
Pieces
Curator Ash Keating
Fers, Phibz, Futile, Bonez, Jors, Rencs, Reach, Duel, Denz, Nasty, Lemz, Aeon, Dvate, Puzle, Squigs, Mic, E3, Wash
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
93.
2004-08-18
Citylights
CL85-OS14
Outside The Square - Extra Classic
Curated and produced by Amac
Amac, Ashtek, Bonsai, Richard Butler-Bowdon, Civil, Lachlan Conn, James Dodd, Fers, Michael Fikaris, Ha Ha, LTMP, Kieran Mangan, Marcsta, Monkee, Nurok, Phibs, Reka, Rone, Al Stark
World Square
Sydney, Australia
94.
2004-08-18
CL86-WS2
Citylights Website Launch
World Square Extra Classic Version
Designers David Campbell & Wendy
95.
2004-08-20
CL87-CP42
State Sponsored
Monty Cantsin
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
96.
2004-09-??
CL88-OS15
GMO on the Island
Curator Amac
Amac, Ashtek, Bonsai, Richard Butler-Bowdon, Civil, Lachlan Conn, James Dodd, Fers, Michael Fikaris, Ha Ha, LTMP, Kieran Mangan, Marcsta, Monkee, Nurok, Phibs, Reka, Rone, Al Stark
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
97.
2004-09-14
CL89-HL29
Retali-8
Buni, Jo, Sugarushgirl, Bonnie Gillard, Vexta, Pets, Rohani Osman, Nikki Domonic
+ Book launch. Conform, by Saskia Folk.
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
98.
2004-12-11
CL90-OS16
Rats Alliance
Curators Amac, James Dodd
Presented by Citylights Projects at NGA SubUrban
1337, Aeon, Amac, Ernesto Bello, Braddock, Birdman, David Campbell, Civil, Lachlan Conn, Cut, Deviant, James Dodd, Flora Georgiou, Guz, Ha Ha, Ash Keating, Kiddo Lenny, Anthony Lister, Lucx, Kieran Mangan, Marcsta, Azlan McLennan, Meggs, Chris More, Monkee, Nurok, Optic, Reks, Rone, Daniel Sibley, Al Stark, Yok
National Gallery Of Australia
Canberra
99.
2004-12-22
Citylights
CL91-CP43
Year Of the Burger
Al Stark
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
100.
2004-12-22
CL92-HL30
Xero Vs.Tower (Berlin)
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
101.
2005-01-19
CL93-OS17
Rats Alliance
Curated by Amac, James Dodd
Presented by Citylights Projects
1337, Aeon, Amac, Ernesto Bello, Braddock, Birdman, David Campbell, Civil, Lachlan Conn, Cut, Deviant, James Dodd, Flora Georgiou, Guz, Ha Ha, Ash Keating, Kiddo Lenny, Anthony Lister, Lucx, Kieran Mangan, Marcsta, Azlan McLennan, Meggs, Chris More, Monkee, Nurok, Optic, Reks, Rone, Daniel Sibley, Al Stark, Yok
Hushush Gallery
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
102.
2005-01-31
CL94-HL31
Space In-Between
Kelly Manning
Presented As Part of Queer St - Midsumma 2006 Visual Arts Program
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
103.
2005-03-01
CL95-CP44
Crime Walls
Ha Ha
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
104.
2005-02-25
CL96-OS18
Black N' White Paper Ninjas
Curator Amac,
Civil, Marcsta, Monkey, Plush, Prizm, Reka, Reks, Rone, Silent Army, Michael Fikaris, Keiran Mangan,Aaron O'Donnell, Al Stark, Sync, Tusk, Yok, Amac
Presented by Citylights Projects
Melbourne Stencil Festival 2005
Melbourne
105.
2005-03-16
CL97-OS19
Curator Amac
Phibs, Reka, Sync, Rone
Red Market
L'oréal Melbourne Fashion Festival
Greville Street, Prahran, Melbourne
106.
2005-10-10
AM9-OS9
Too Bad You're Gonna Die
Amac
Box
Elizabeth St Melbourne
107.
2005-05-24
CL98-HL32
GMO Diablo - Art for Ghostrider
Curator Amac
Amac (Aloha), Lachlan Conn, Dlux, Michael Fikaris, Ha Ha, Kieran Mangan, Nurok, Aaron O'Donnell, Phibs, Pia, Plush, Michael Porter, Prism, Reka, Reks, Rencs, Rone, Al Stark, Sync
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Rutledge Lane, Melbourne
108.
2005 -05-24
CL99-OS20
GMO Diablo - Art for Ghostrider
Curator Amac
Richard Bowdon-Butler, Civil, Marcsta, Monkey, Plush, Prism, Reka, Reks, Rone, Silent Army, Al Stark, Sync, Tusk, Vexta, Yok
Royal Melbourne Showgrounds
Melbourne
109.
2005-06-30
CL100-CP45
Civilian Emergency!
Civil
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
110.
2005-10-18
CL101-HL33
The One
Emmy Maie Davey
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
111.
2005-1106
CL102-CP46
SNAPS FROM TURKEY CREEK
Project coordination and artists liaison in Warmun, Ned Sevil & Anna Crane
Marietta Bray, Shailen Clifton, Johnine Echo, Jonah Kingsley, Denise Mung, Marika Mung, Remika Nocketta, Erica Nodea, Kellisha Ramsey, Cornelia Tobey
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
112.
2005-1213-22
CL103-UN1
Salon 1
Curator Amac
Amac, Richard Butler-Bowdon, James Dodd, Katherine Huang, Marcsta, Noble Savage, Nurok, Phibs, Reka, Dan Scurry, Sync
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
113.
2006-02-15_25
CL104-UN2
Stencil Graffiti Capital
Civil, Dlux, Ha Ha, Meek, Meggs, Optic, Phibs, Prism, Psalm, Rone, Sixten, Vexta
Photographers: Amac, Shyam Ganju, Jake Smallman, James Dodd, Peter Casamento, Rone
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
114.
2006-02-15_25
CL105-HL34
Stencil Graffiti Capital
Civil, Dlux, Ha Ha, Meek, Meggs, Optic, Phibs, Prism, Psalm, Rone, Sixten, Vexta
Photographers: Amac, Shyam Ganju, Jake Smallman, James Dodd, Peter Casamento, Rone
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
115.
2006-03-15
CL106-OS21
Clean
Nicolas Low
Next Wave Festival 2006
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
116.
2006-04-22_23
CL107-UN3
Rittenhouse
Sally McDonald, Micah Hamdorf
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
117.
2006-05-10
CL108-CP47
NAILS
Neils Oultjen
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
118.
2006-05-10
CL109-OS22
GMO Tourism Victoria
Curator Amac
Ha Ha, Nails, Phibs, Debs, Amac, Al Stark
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
119.
2006-05-23_06-13
CL110-UN4
New Works
Nat Starr-Thomas, Dave Waters
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
120.
2006-06-01
CL111-HL35
Identity Uncut - A Selection Of Self-Portraits
Craig Morse, Dan Wagner, Loki Vann, Matt Hamling, Nikola Sibincic, Tjanatja-Maree Cavenett, Tyron Dejong
In association with Open Family and Centre for Contemporary Photography
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
121.
2006-06-14_07-15
CL112-UN5
God Save Ha Ha He Ain't No Human Being
Ha Ha
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
122.
2006-07-06_08-12
CL113-UN6
Rumble
Curator Amac
Aim Sean, Claney Geordi, Dalzell, James Dodd, Drew1, Michael Fikaris, Fray, Ha Ha, Jack Howe, Hummingbird Skates, Ash Keating, Amac, Kieran Mangan, Deven Marriner, Tully Moore, Keiko Murakami, Dabs & Myla, Aaron O'Donnell, Chris Radich, Rencs, Al Stark, Tim Sterling, Kate Stryker, Tres, Andy Turland, Vexta, James Woshfold, Why?
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
123.
2006-08-23_09-16
CL114-UN7
No Man's Land
Dan Sibley
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
124.
2006-08-23
CL115-M02
Ben
Lyndal Walker
Misty Lightbox
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
125.
2006-09-20_10-07
CL116-UN8
Kill Pixie Kills Things
Mark Whalen
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
126.
2006-10-11_28
CL117-UN9
The Horror
Kieran Mangan & Aaron O'Donnell
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
127.
2006-11-01_25
CL118-UN10
The Aesthetic Cell
Richard Butler-Bowdon
Recent Adventures in Outsider Painting
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
128.
2006-11-08
CL119-HL36
Alpha Spectrum
Helen Cleeland, Ari Cohen, Gian Destro, Rhys McLease, Caroline Meehan, Simon Pareidies, Penny Rigbye, Victor Rozen
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
129.
2006-11-29_12-22
CL120-UN11
Reflections on Hyperspace
Peter Daverington
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
130.
2006-11-29_12-22
CL121-OS23
Peter Daverington
Reflections on Hyperspace Mural
Rutledge Lane, Melbourne, Australia
131.
2006-11-29
CL122-M03
Peter Daverington
Hyperspace - An infinite series
Misty Lightbox
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
132.
2007-01-15_02-28
CL123-OS26
Foxtel St Kilda Festival Tram Project
Curator Amac
Phibs, Deb, Ha Ha, Nails, Pascale Mira Tschäni, Michael Husmann Tschäni
No.16 Tram
Kew/Cotham Road to Melbourne Uni via St Kilda Route
132.
2007-02-14_03-10
CL124-UN12
untitled
Pascale Mira Tschäni & Michael Husmann Tschäni (Switzerland)
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
133.
2007-03-14_31
CL125-UN13
The Trouble with Boys
Curated by Konrad Winkler
James Drew, Michael Porter, Chong Weng Ho, Konrad Winkler
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
134.
2007-04-05
CL126-HL37
Curvy
Fafi, Deb, Poise, Miso, Pascale Mira Tschanni, Cut, Vexta, Pets, Cut Collective
plus over 20 Various Artists
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
135.
2007-04-05_21
CL127-UN14
Curvy
Fafi (France), Various artists
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
136.
2007-04-05_21
CL128-OS25
GMO Curvy
All-female Street Art and graffiti project
Curator Amac
Fafi, Deb, Poise, Miso, Pascale Mira Tschanni, Cut, Vexta, Pets, Cut Collective
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia, Rutledge Lane, Melbourne
137.
2007-04-25_06-02
CL129-UN15
Salon De Tea
Curator Amac
Jesse Hogan, Jeffoi, Rosie Kavanavoch, Kieran Mangan, Devin Marriner, Aaron O’Donnell, Tony Reade, Graeme Rowe, Pascale Mira Tschäni, Michael Husmann Tschäni, Fafi
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
138.
2007-04-27
CL130-CP48
Kmossed
Rosie Kavanavoch
Citylights
Centre Place, Melbourne, Australia
139.
2007-06-06
CL131-HL38
Sort De L'ombre
Nelio
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
140.
2007-06-06
CL132-OS26
NELIO
Sort De L'ombre Street mural
Rutledge Lane
141.
2007-06-06_30
CL133-UN16
Bootlegger
Curated By Nails
Josh Petherick, Andy Sargent, Dylan Martorel, Anthony Lister, Nuroc, Mathew Chapman, Nathan Grey, Lachlan Conn Kill Pixie, Phibs Bonsai Nails, Christopher LG Hill, Braddock Sean Bailey, Tu Krsn (France), D/Cide (Germany), Vitche (Brazil)
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
142.
2007-06-06_30
CL134-OS27
Bootlegger Mural
Tu, Bonsai
Rutledge Lane
143.
2007-07-04_08-04
CL135-UN17
Land of Milk and Honey
Ha Ha
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
144.
2007-08-08_09-01
CL136-UN18
Berlin Derlin
Rosie Kavanavoch, Steph Neoh, Amac
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
145.
2007-08-23
CL137-OS28
Adidas live painted a Billboard
Curator Amac
Nurok
Punt Road, Richmond, Melbourne
146.
2007-09-05_29
CL138-UN19
Hung by the Sticky Bits
Curated by Beck Wheeler
Sauerkids (Netherlands), Hobo Divine (Canada), Falsk (Sweden), Miss Lotion (Denmark), Beck Wheeler (Australia), Stephane Tartelin (France), Mattias Adolfsson (Sweden)
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
147.
07-09-05_29
CL139-OS29
Nice Undies - Hung by the Sticky Bits Street Mural
Amac, Beck Wheeler, Hobo Divine
Rutledge Lane
148.
2007-12-12_22
CL140-UN20
Salon Sideways
Curated by Amac
Bucket Rider, Marcos Davidson, Fred Fowler, Jesse Hogan, Rus Kitchen, Devin Marriner, Al Stark,
Nat Thomas, Amac
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
149.
2008-02-20_03-29
CL141-UN21
Everything's AOK
Kill Pixie
Mark Whalen
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
150.
2008-04-02_05-10
CL142-UN22
Appropriation - How Appropriate Is It? (See You Tomorrow)
Nat Thomas
Until Never Hosier
Lane Melbourne
151.
CL143-HL39
2008-04-18
Lanescape
Ash Nolan
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
152.
2008-05-14_06-14
CL144-UN23
Take the Long Way Home
Rus Kitchin
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
153.
2008-06-18_07-26
CL145-UN24
Highland Chamber
Fred Fowler
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
154.
2008-09-10_10-11
CL146-UN25
Tragic Magic
Jesse Hogan
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
155.
2008-10-15_11-15
CL147-UN26
I'll burn that bridge when I come to it
Locust Jones
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
156.
2008-11-19_12-20
CL148-UN27
Paul McNeil
Lonely Sea
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
157.
2009-04-24
CL149-OS30
Spooky Action at a Distance
Anat Ben-David, Martin Bell
Curated by Adi Nachman, Amac
Presented by Nectar Efkarpidis
Molongolo Project
New Acton
158.
2009-04-24
CL150-OS31
Elaborate Trophies
Al Stark
Curated by Amac
Presented by Nectar Efkarpidis
Molongolo Project
New Acton
159.
2009-05-06_06-13
CL151-UN28
Untitled
Michael Porter
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
160.
2009-05-06_06-13
CL152-OS32
Michael Porter Street mural
Rutledge Lane
161.
2009-05-10/17/24/31
CL153-UN29
Allan Holley
Four Sunday Concerts in May
Featuring Jason Xanthoudakis, Paul Goodchild, Elizabeth Hamilton, Chloe Smith, Gregory van Der Struik, Jyoti Brunsdon
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
162.
2009-06-02_28
CL154-OS35
Nairm Djambana
Baluk Arts
Collaborative panel mural
Curated by Amac and Tracey-Lea Smith
Indigenous Artists of Frankston & the Mornington Peninsula
Adam Edwards Magennis, Bob Kelly, Carly Sheppard, Chantelle Brown, Chris Austen, Daniel Trazic, Dawn Campbell, Debbie Clifford, Dicky (Eric) Bedford, Faith Janssen, Jacinta Kelly, Jack Sheppard, Jake Gaye, Jamilla Watson, Jan Chapman Davis, Kylie Kennedy, Maggie Kelly, Mariah Briggs, Nola Lauch, Pam Anderson, Pauline McKinnon, Rhoda Green, Sara Chadwick, Tameeka Clifford, Tracey-Lea Smith
163.
2009-06-17_07-25
CL155-UN30
The Aesthetic Cell
Richard Butler Bowdon
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
164.
2009-07-18_19
CL156-OS36
Until Never Salon
Curater Amac
Melbourne Design Fair Weekend
Melbourne
165.
2009-09-30_10-06
CL157-UN31
The Age of Ikko Taniuchi
Ikko Taniuchi
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
166.
2009-09-30_10-06
CL158-OS35
Ikko Taniuchi Street mural
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
167
2009-10-07_11
CL159-UN32
Endless Bummer - The Art of Barf
James Callahan
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
168.
2009-10-14_11-15
CL160-UN33
The House of Hallmarcos
Marcos Davidson
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
169.
2009-11-08
CL161-OS36
Until Never -Salon Evercherry
EverCherry
Melbourne
170.
2009-11-18_12-19
CL162-UN34
Reverberations
Paul Sloan
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
171.
2010-03-17_04-17
CL163-UN35
Rosie Kavanavoch
Kmossed
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
172.
2010-05-04
CL164-UNX1
Insight launch
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
173.
2010-05-08_29
CL165-UN36
Chris Parkinson
Peace of Wall – Street Art from East Timor
Featuring Echo, Alfie & Xisto (East Timor)
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
174.
2010-05-08_29
CL166-OS37
Peace of Wall Street mural
Echo, Alfie & Xisto (East Timor)
Rutledge Lane, Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
175.
2010-06-03
CL167-HL40
Obey
Shepard Fairey
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
176.
2010-06-03
CL168-OS40
Obey Street paste-up
Shepard Fairey
Rutledge Lane
177.
2010-06-03_07-03
CL169-UN37
Obey
Shepard Fairey
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
178.
2010-07-14_08-07
CL170-UN38
Self Titled
Magnus McTavish
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia, Melbourne, Australia Melbourne
179.
2010-07-14_08-07
CL171-OS41
Magnus McTavish street mural
Rutledge Lane, Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
180.
2010-0903
CL172-OS42
Ze Frog & Toad
Nick Chalmers
Removal van pop-up mobile show
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
181.
2010-10-06
CL173-HL41
Nairm Djambana
Baluk Arts
Indigenous Artists of Frankston & the Mornington Peninsula
Curated by Amac and Tracey-Lea Smith
Adam Edwards Magennis, Bob Kelly, Carly Sheppard, Chantelle Brown, Chris Austen, Daniel Trazic, Dawn Campbell, Debbie Clifford, Dicky (Eric) Bedford, Faith Janssen, Jacinta Kelly, Jack Sheppard, Jake Gaye, Jamilla Watson, Jan Chapman Davis, Kylie Kennedy, Maggie Kelly, Mariah Briggs, Nola Lauch, Pam Anderson, Pauline McKinnon, Rhoda Green, Sara Chadwick, Tameeka Clifford, Tracey-Lea Smith
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
182.
2010-10-06_11-06
CL174-UN39
Biik Land
Ochre stencil prints by Baluk Arts - Indigenous artists of Frankston & the Mornington Peninsula
Baluk Arts
Curated by Amac and Tracey-Lea Smith
Ada Weston, Bob Kelly, Chaigen Watson Gunditjamara, Dan Kelly, Donella Gadsby Boyd McLean, Doug Smith, Jacinta Kelly, Jan Chapman Davis, Jemelya Gadsby, Maggie Kelly, Mariah Briggs, Nola Lauch, Patrice M. Mahoney, Peta Hudson, Rhoda Green, Tracy Roach
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
183.
2010-10-06_11-06
CL175-OS43
Biik Land Ochre Stencil Prints street art
Baluk Arts
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia and Rutledge Lane
184.
2010-11-12_12-18
CL176-UN40
Hate Love
Gav Barbey
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
185.
2010-11-12_12-18
CL177-OS44
Gav Barbey
Iceblock street melts (x 4) ,
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia and Swanston St, Melbourne
186.
2010-12-08
CL178-UN41
Two Weeks (Film Screening)
Johnny Abegg
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
187.
2011-02-17_26
CL179-UN42
Crystals of the Colossus
Shida
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
188.
2011-02-17_26
CL180-OS45
Crystals of the Colossus street mural
Shida
Rutledge Lane, Melbourne
189.
2011-03-02
CL181-HL42
Awaiting the Night to Fall
Husmann/Tschaeni
Citylights
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
190.
2011-03-02_26
CL182-UN43
Awaiting the Night to Fall
Husmann/Tschaeni
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
191.
2011-03-02_26
CL183-OS46
Awaiting the Night to Fall street mural and paste-ups
Husmann/Tschaeni
Rutledge Lane, Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
192
2011-04-06_30
CL184-UN44
Backchat
Lucas Grogan
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
193.
2011-04-06
CL185-OS47
Backchat Movida street mural
Lucas Grogan, Amac
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
194.
2011-08-06_20
CL186-UN45
Portraits
Maree Menzel
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
195.
2011-12-03
CL187-UN46
GRAND SALE
Until Never
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
196.
2012-01-25
CL188-OS48
The Scream
Amac
Race Around the World
Hosier Lane, Melbourne, Australia
197.
2012-02-22
CL189-OS49
Curator Amac
Poepke Window mural
Lucas Grogan
Paddington, Sydney
198.
2012-05-02_06
CL190-OS50
The Andy Mac Collection
Street and Fine Art from Citylights Projects 1992-2012
Leonard Joel
333 Malvern Road, South Yarra, Melbourne
199.
2013-07-26_28
SITC-01
Splendour in the Craft
Splendour in the Grass
Curators
Craft Mafia – Tory Bauer, Gabe Cramb
Amac - Citylights Projects
Artists
Amac
Fancy Free (Rachel Burke and Patience Hodgson)
Beci Orpin
Each to Own - Kirsten Devitt, Richard Fenney
Niki Buckland and Mish Lockwood
Art Park – Paul McNeil Craig Rochfort
Tory Bauer
Southside Tea Room
Mend It Like Beckham
North Byron Parklands, Byron Bay
200.
2014-07-25_27
SITC-02
Splendour in the Craft
Splendour in the Grass
Curators
Craft Mafia – Tory Bauer, Gabe Cramb
Amac - Citylights Projects
Artists
Amac
Fancy Free (Rachel Burke and Patience Hodgson)
Beci Orpin
Each to Own - Kirsten Devitt, Richard Fenney
Niki Buckland and Mish Lockwood
Art Park – Paul McNeil Craig Rochfort
Tory Bauer
Southside Tea Room
Monkey Monkey Shake Shake -Sheldon Leiberman, Sem Han, Myo Yim
Mend It Like Beckham
North Byron Parklands, Byron Bay
201.
2014-11-07_13
AM10-OS10
Triffid Rock Poster Archive
Paste-up Wall
The Triffid
New Farm Brisbane
202.
2015-07-26_28
SITC-03
Splendour in the Craft
Splendour in the Grass
Curators
Craft Mafia – Tory Bauer, Gabe Cramb
Amac - Citylights Projects
Artists
Amac
Fancy Free (Rachel Burke and Patience Hodgson)
Beci Orpin
Each to Own - Kirsten Devitt, Richard Fenney
Niki Buckland and Mish Lockwood
Art Park – Paul McNeil Craig Rochfort
Tory Bauer
Southside Tea Room
Monkey Monkey Shake Shake -Sheldon Leiberman, Sem Han, Myo Yim
Mend It Like Beckham
North Byron Parklands
Byron Bay
203.
2016-07-22_24
SITC-04
Splendour in the Craft
Splendour in the Grass
Curators
Craft Mafia – Tory Bauer, Gabe Cramb
Amac - Citylights Projects
Artists
Amac
Fancy Free (Rachel Burke and Patience Hodgson)
Beci Orpin
Each to Own - Kirsten Devitt, Richard Fenney
Niki Buckland and Mish Lockwood
Art Park – Paul McNeil Craig Rochfort
Tory Bauer
Southside Tea Room
Monkey Monkey Shake Shake -Sheldon Leiberman, Sem Han, Myo Yim
Mend It Like Beckham
North Byron Parklands, Byron Bay
204.
2016-10-07
AM11-OS11
Your Eyes Are Like a Cup of Tea
Amac
BnA Hotel
Koenji Tokyo Japan
205.
2016-11-17
LGG-01
Lloyd Rees Lithographs
Fred Genis
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
206.
2016-12-08
LGG-02
Bundjalung Heathland
Janet De Boos, Beth Hatton, Christine James
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
207.
2017-01-05
LGG-03
A Matter of Balance
Anne Leon, Graham Porter
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
208.
2017-01-19
LGG-04
Following the Juice
Byron Mosaicists
Heather Stevenson, Janet Bowden, Pyari Cau, Turiya Bruce, Jane Denison
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
209.
2017-02-02
LGG-05
Illumination
David Sparkes
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
2010.
2017-02-16
LGG-06
Byron Bay Surf Festival Art Show
Andy Davis, Brodie Jackson, Hayden Richards, James McMillan, Josh Rufford, Kei Otsuka, Mahala Magins, Matt Yeates, Ming Nomchong, Nanda Ormond, Otis Carey, Ozzie Wright, Paul McNeil, Tyler Warren
+Nikon Surf Photo of the Year
Chris Gurney, Mark Onorati, Ray Collins, Hayden Richards, Leroy Bellet, Andrew Chisholm, Stu Gibson, Luke Shadbolt, Peter Joli Wilson, Russell Ord, Christopher Peel, Ray Collins
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
211.
2017-03-02
LGG-07
Nocturnal Flux
Shaun C. Murphy
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
212.
2017-03-16
LGG-08
Heaven on Earth
Alexander Carletti
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
213.
2017-04-06
LGG-09
incREDible
REDinc
Liam Bruce, Carla Davey, Peter Dickson, Kieran Fahy, Madeline Fletcher, Nathan Gooley, Lee Hilder, Shelley Holland, Rebecca King, Jennifer Lowrey, Blake McMaster, Elliot (Willie Mutton), Mbatha Nguta, Sarah Mee, Jackson Reid, John Rose, Justine Rose, Leanne Rose, Lee Spykers, Quinlyn Seikot, Max Sherman, Zion Stewart
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
214.
2017-04-13
LGG-10
Between
Jay Foley, Maria Paterson
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
215.
2017-05-11_05-24
LGG-11
Visions of Buddha
Luka Carstens-Hey
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
216.
2017-05-25_06-14
LGG-12
Size does matter
PAN
Cheryl Bailey, Marika Bryant, Paul Button, Carolyn Cleak, Mark Davis, Davis/Ryan, Karyn Fendley, Suzanne Fraser, Deborah Gower, Maria Heaton, Carmen Hogue, Angela HulinSmith, Kay Knights, Nada Loiterton, Mary-Anne Meginess, Rick Molloy, Angela Parr, Jay Pearse, Bradley Pike, Lesley Ryan, Ayesha Salazar, Alle Scott, Naomi Sharp, David Shaw, Maryanne Shea, Angele Van Den Heuvel, Jarryd Van Den Heuvel, John Walters, Melissa Wright, Robby Wright, Warwick Wright, Wilf Wright
(32 artists)
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
217.
2017-06-15_07-05
LGG-13
Instinct
Jay Manby
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
218.
2017-07_06-26
LGG-14
Experienced Landscapes
Emily Imeson
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
219.
2017-07_21-23
SITC-05
Splendour in the Craft
Splendour in the Grass
Curators
Craft Mafia – Tory Bauer, Gabe Cramb
Amac - Citylights Projects
Artists
Amac - Busted Salon De Beautie
Michael Hodge
Fancy Free (Rachel Burke and Patience Hodgson)
Beci Orpin
Each to Own - Kirsten Devitt, Richard Fenney
Niki Buckland and Mish Lockwood
Art Park – Paul Mcneil Craig Rochfort
Polli
Craftavism -Tory Bauer
Southside Tea Room
Monkey Monkey Shake Shake - Sheldon Leiberman, Sem Han, Myo Yim
Mend It Like Beckham
(18 artists)
North Byron Parklands, Byron Bay
220.
2017-07-27_08-09
LGG-15
The Image Unbound
Curated by Christine Willcocks and Meredith Cusack
Sabine Brosche, Dr Jan Davis, Karla Dickens, Fiona Fraser, Helle Jorgensen, Christian Morrow, Dr Glen Skein, Dr Gali Weiss
Byron Writers Festival
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
221.
2017-08-10
LGG-16
Monkey Monkey Shake Shake
Sheldon Leiberman, Sem Han, Myo Yim
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
222.
2017-09-07
LGG-17
Landshapes
Mahala Magins
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
223.
2017-10-05
LGG-18
Hymn to the Horizon
Caitlin Reilly
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
224.
2017-11-09
LGG-19
Goat Show
Curated by Andrew McDonald
Luka Carstens-Hey, Meredith Crowe, Michael Cusack, Franco Girardi, Brent Hallard, Sem Han, Emily Imeson, Christine James, Jess Leitmanis, Anne Leon, Amac, Mahala Magins, Jay Manby, Tabitha McGregor, Kim McLean, Paul McNeil, Potts, Caitlin Reilly, Craig Rochfort, David Sparkes, Myo Yim
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
225.
2017-11-30
LGG-20
Long Live the Surfer
Ben Cook x Surfrider
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
226.
2017-12-31_2018-01-02
Falls-01
Cow Lick #1
Amac
Falls Festival
North Byron Parklands, Byron Bay
227.
2018-01-18
LGG-21
Upcycled
Lindy Lynch
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
228.
2018-02-15
LGG-22
Byron Bay Surf Festival 2018 Artshow
Otis Hope Carey, Tim Kerr, Ozzie Wright
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
229.
2018-03-22
LGG-23
Excavations of the deep
Jess Leitmanis
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
230.
2018-04-19
LGG-24
This Side
Tabitha McGregor
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
231.
2018-05-17
LGG-25
Everything Changes
W.H. Chong
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
232.
2018-06-14
LGG-26
Ghost in the Machine
Jeremy Hawkes
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
233.
2018-07-12
LGG-27
Pretty Vacant
Maggie Schreiber
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
234.
2018-07-20_22
SITC-06
Splendour in the Craft
Splendour in the Grass
Curators
Craft mafia – Tory Bauer, Gabe Cramb
Amac - Citylights Projects
Artists
Amac - Your Eyes are Like a Cup of Tea Salon
Rachel Burke and Patience Hodgson
Beci Orpin
Monkey Monkey Shake Shake - Sheldon Leiberman, Sem Han, Myo Yim
Each to Own - Kirsten Devitt, Richard Fenney
Art Park – Paul McNeil, Craig Rochfort
Stefan Hunt
Tory Bauer
(13 artists)
North Byron Parklands, Byron Bay
235.
2018-08-09
LGG-28
Closed Loop Circuits
Amanda Humphries
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
236.
2018-09-06
LGG-29
REDY-made
Red Inc
Cornelia Adam-Armfield, Kara Cordery, Hannah Crawford, Peter Dickson, Ashleigh Frame, Jack Gibson, Nathan Gooley, Theresa Graham, Gabe Gregory, Jodie Higgs, Lee Hilder, Chloe Jenkins, Rebecca King, Jennifer Lowrey, Theo McPherson, Elliot (Willie Mutton), Mbatha Nguta, Emily Nobbs, Sam Pethers, Katie Price, Alana Ramsay, John Rose, Justine Rose, Leanne Rose, Shana Ross Kelly, Julian Rusanov-Storer, Jack Rutter, Rick Schwebel, Quinlyn Seikot, Amy Serone, Katherine Skinner, Matthew Smith-Tracey, Jaimsie Speeding, Jacob Staff, Naikia Taylor, Tim Thompson, Madeleine Webster, Kia Wasley Fenume, Lucas Wright, Rebecca Young
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
237.
2018-10-04
LGG-30
The Four Invitations Of Syzygium Moorei
Dean Power
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
238.
2018-11-01
LGG-31
Head above water
Ben Bugden
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
239.
2018-11-29
LGG-32
The Mambo Artists Now
Matthew Martin, David McKay, Paul McNeil, Jim Mitchell, Reg Mombassa, Robert Moore, Jeff Raglus, Gerry Wedd
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
240.
2018-12-31_2019-01-02
Falls-02
Falls Festival
La Henge / Cow Lick #2
Arts program Curated by Amac
Maggie Schreiber & Michael Donnelly
Boxwars - group
Prophets - group
Bring A Plate – group
Nice Time Yoga - Hot Box Rock And Roll Yoga
Mandy Nolan
DJ’s
April Kerry, Four Eyes (aka Jet), Baltah, Just Chuck
Howl and Moan Stage
Curator Mario Salvatore Fraietta
Mini Skirt, Captain Squidlicker & the Sinking Ships, P.A.F.F. (Pretentious as Fuck), Stoker, Her Way to Hell, Preston, Hobo Magic, Pineapple Lazer, From Crisis To Collapse, Demi Casha, Masochist, Bedclub
Creative Production
Tory Bauer, Crystal Grid, Leona Debolt, Greg Hodgson, Jonah Levine
North Byron Parklands, Byron Bay
241.
2019-02-21
LGG-33
Byron Bay Surf Festival ART SHOW 2019
Luke Day, Filippa Edghill, Ted Grambeau, Duncan Macfarlane, James McMillan, Nanda Ormond, Jaleesa Vincent, Kentaro Yoshida
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
242.
2019-03-21
LGG-34
Bundjalung Abundance
Curated by Bronwyn Bancroft
Bronwyn Bancroft, Ella Bancroft, Rubyrose Bancroft, Euphemia Bostock, Nickolla Clark, Charmaine Davis, Chenaya Davis, Kianah Davis, Brittany Hegedus, Kyra Kum-Sing, Deborah Taylor
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
243.
2019-04-18
LGG-35
Luminous
Colleen DaRosa
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
244.
2019-05-16
LGG-36
Lone Goat Refit
Comprehensive refit of interior and exterior
Designed and Coordinated by Andy Mac
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
245.
2019-06-13
LGG-37
Inhabit
Marty Baptist & Lee Ralph
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
246.
2019-07-11
LGG-38
Hypnagogic Tableau
Lee McConnell
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
247.
2019-07-19_21
SITC-07
Splendour in the Craft
Splendour in the Grass
Curators
Craft Mafia -Tory Bauer, Gabe Cramb
Citylights Projects Amac
Artists
Amac- Your Eyes Are Like A Cup Of Tea x Citylights Projects Tea House
Tory Bauer - Carriage Conversations in the Craft Mafia Express Bus
Beci Orpin
Rachel Burke
Patience From The Grates
Byron Bay Bath Bombs
Each to Own - Kirsten Devitt, Richard Fenney
Art Park – Paul McNeil Craig Rochfort
North Byron Parklands
Byron Bay
248.
2019-08-08
LGG-399
Pause
Stu Murphy
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
249.
2019-09-05
LGG-40
The Darker Garden
Nikky Morgan Smith
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
250.
2019-10-03
LGG-41
On Bowery
Michael Stiegler
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
251.
2019-10-31
LGG-42
Everything in its right place
Greg Hodgson
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
252.
2019-11-28
LGG-43
Collab Collective
REDinc.
Alison Rose, Amy Serone, Bec King, Chloe Jenkins, Em Nobbs, Jack Rutter, Jacob Staff, Jennifer Lowrey, John Rose, Justine Rose, Katie Price, Leanne Rose, Lee Spykers, Lindy Ellis, Lucas Wright, Madeleine Webster, Mbatha Nguta, Mikayla Boissevain, Naikia Taylor, Nathan Gooley, Nikola Coby, Rachel Moss, Shirley Gibson, Susan Andrews, Theo MacPherson, Theresa Graham, Tiffany Hilder, Tim Thompson, Willie Mutton, Zoe Colcheedas.
Club lane Multitask Supported Art Studios
Alice Bartlett, Alicia Skimmings, Carla McLean, Dan Twomey, Jaimee Scott, Jazz Hubbard, Justin Byrne, Leonie Claydon, Michelle Phillips, Nathaniel Harvey, On Khemkhun, Sachin Moncrieff,
Steven 'Universe' West.
(43 Artists)
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
253.
2019-12-31_2020-01-03
Falls-03
Left Field Of Dreams
Amac Artist in residence
Cow Lick #3 / Silent Henge
Falls Festival
North Byron Parklands, Byron Bay
254.
2020-01-24
LGG-44
Five Lone Goats On Cézanne's Mountain
Alexandra Mowday, Andjana Pachkova, Matthew Gorgula, Richard Goodwin, Wendy Arnold
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
255.
2020-02-21
LGG-45
Dire Contact
Jacob Boylan
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
256.
2020-03-20
LGG-46
Buoys will be buoys
Hannah Cutts
Website-based
Lone Goat Gallery
Byron Bay
257.
2020-12-05_06
NNP-01
Umutja Dreaming
Nelly Napanangka Patterson
Creative Producer Andrew McDonald
Bangalow A&I Hall
Bangalow NSW
258.
2021-03-26
NRCG-01
Dr. Deb Stokes
Are We Losing an Island? Monitoring Mangroves in the Richmond River
Citizen Science Program
Video and Workshop
Creative Producer Andrew McDonald
NRCG
Ballina NSW
259.
2021-03-27
NRCG-02
Annique Goldenberg
River Touching
Citizen Science Program
Video and Workshop
Creative Producer Andrew McDonald
NRCG
Ballina NSW
260.
2021-04-15
NRCG-03
Jugan Dandi – Deb Cole Tania Marlowe
Weaving Nyangbal Yarns of the Richmond River
Citizen Science Program -
Video and Workshop
Creative Producer Andrew McDonald
NRCG
Ballina NSW
261.
2021-04-16_17
NRCG-04
Ignite Youth Animator Stop Motion Program
Two-Day program
Creative Producer Andrew McDonald
12 participants
NRCG
Ballina NSW
262.
2021-04-17_06-17
NRCG-05
Ignite Youth Animator Stop Motion Program
Southern Cross School of Distance Education
8 Week program
Creative Producer Andrew McDonald
12 participants
NRCG
Ballina NSW
263.
2021-04-17_06-17
NRCG-06
Ignite Youth Animator Stop Motion Program
Bunjum Goori Youth Program
8 Week program
Creative Producer Andrew McDonald
12 participants
NRCG
Ballina NSW
264.
2022-01_14-23
MON-01
Marcie O'Neill
Carbon
Creative Producer Andrew McDonald
The Dusty Road
Byron Bay NSW
265.
2022-12-30_2023-01-02
Falls-04
Write Here Write Now / Cow Lick #4/ Silent Henge
Amac (artist in residence)
Falls Festival
North Byron Parklands, Byron Bay
Exhibition Program - First Nations Collaborations
Collaborations with First Nations artists, include:
• Treaty! (2000) Citylights Centre Place: Curated exhibition featuring works by First Nations artists from Kangan Batman TAFE.
• Mr Mention (2001) Citylights Centre Place: Exhibition and CD album production for Naarm/Bundjalung man and street drummer Victor Lancaster.
• White Hot (2004) Citylights Hosier Lane: Curated by Christian Thompson, with White Hot Dancers.
• Snaps from Turkey Creek (2005) Citylights Centre Place: Curated by Ned Sevil & Anna Crane. Photographic project featuring work by young and emerging artists from Warmun, W.A.
• Nairm Djambana (2009-2010) Melbourne City Library and Citylights Hosier Lane: Collaborative aerosol workshops, mural projects and exhibitions with Baluk Arts, First Nations artists of Bunarong and Kulin Nation / Frankston and the Mornington Peninsula.
• Biik Land (2010) Until Never, and Hosier Lane stencils: A collaboration and series of workshops featuring ochre-based stencil prints with Baluk Arts by First Nations artists of Bunarong and Kulin Nation / Frankston and the Mornington Peninsula.
• Bundjalung Abundance (2019) Lone Goat Gallery: Curated by Bronwyn Bancroft (Boomali). The first all-female exhibition of Bundjalung artists on country. Ella Bancroft, Rubyrose Bancroft, Euphemia Bostock, Nickolla Clark, Charmaine Davis, Chenaya Davis, Kianah Davis, Brittany Hegedus, Kyra Kum-Sing, Deborah Taylor
• Umutja Dreaming, (2020) Bangalow A&I Hall: Nelly Napanangka Patterson, senior Anangu Law Woman, Mutitjulu Community, Uluru. Nelly paints Malu and Seven Sisters’ Tjukurpa, and is also a custodian of the dreaming story of Atila, Uluru and Kata Tjuta (Mount Connor, Ayers Rock and The Olgas).
Exhibition Program - International Collaborations
The exhibition program and street works at Citylights and Until Never in Centre Place and Hosier Lane feature prominent international street artists, reinforcing Melbourne's status as a key node within global street art networks.
Including:
Blek le Rat (France), Invader (France), Shepard Fairey (USA), Banksy (UK), Swoon (USA), Fafi (France), Neckface (USA), Paul Moose Curtis (UK), Sweet Toof (UK), Jimmy C (Aus/UK), Watchavato (Mexico), Echo, Alfie, Xisto - Arte Moris (East Timor), Nelio (France), Above (USA), Cezary Stulgis (Poland), Tower (Berlin), Krsn (France), D/Cide (Germany), Vitche (Brazil), Ikko Taniuchi (Japan), Toastgirl (Japan), Husmann/Tschaeni (Suisse), Anyminutenow (Ireland)
National Gallery of Australia - Australian Works on Paper
The National Gallery of Australia holds the most substantial institutional collection of works from the Citylights Projects Australian Street Stencils Collection, including:
• Over 270 street art stencil works and artist books collected between 1999 and 2004
• Silent Army Collective publications and zines
• Documentation of collaborative projects and community workshops
City of Melbourne Art and Heritage Collection
In 2012, the City of Melbourne purchased Citylights-related artworks, ephemera, and objects from the Andy Mac Collection auction at Leonard Joel.
The Andy Mac Collection
In 2012, Leonard Joel auctioned a portion of Mac's collection, comprising more than 500 lots spanning street art, fine art, design objects, and cultural ephemera. The auction provided comprehensive documentation of the artistic ecosystem surrounding Melbourne's street art movement.
Sandrew Collection
In 2012, Sandrew purchased the 2004 Big Day Out Freeze Muthasticka panels, Citylights Collection artworks, ephemera, and objects from the Andy Mac Collection.
Access
The mission of the Archives is to advance knowledge of Citylights Projects, Australian street art, and Melbourne CBD arts culture; to realise a catalogue raisonné, publications, and editions; to produce and participate in exhibitions and cultural projects; preserve the records and ephemera, and to enable accessibility for research and education.
Selected data from the Citylights Until Never Archive is available on this website.
Physical access to the Archive is not available at this time.
The Citylights Until Never Archives have been compiled and preserved by Andy Mac (Andrew McDonald).
Photography and text are attributed to Andy Mac unless otherwise credited.
For all consulting, publishing, and collaborative enquiries, please contact:
hello@amachq.com
Intellectual property
The design, structure, and contents of the site, including texts, images, and all elements that comprise it, are the exclusive property of Amac HQ/Andrew McDonald. Artwork depicted in documentation and original images of artworks for exhibitions and projects related to Citylights Projects, Until Never, or any related projects remain the exclusive property of the authors of those works. Any representation or total or partial reproduction of the site or its components, without prior express authorisation from Amac HQ/Andrew McDonald, is forbidden.
