The National Grid Gallery opening Hours are Monday – Friday 9am-5pm :: Saturday 12pm – 3pm

Please Call (02) 9905 9332 for any further details. Admission to the gallery is free.

Featuring; Kelly Thompson, Kaitlin Beckett, Beastman, Numskull, Simon Degroot, Ben Brown, Apeseven, Kareena Zerefos, Luke Morrell, Christie Williken, Caspian Delooze,  Bec Crockett, Lara Allport, Mia Taninaka, Nicky Crowley, Peter Cerneaz, Ruth Cadiolli, Bronwyn Hudson, Frank Fable, Sebastian, Barrett & The Pharkne

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For anyone who cant make it to the gallery, we have uploaded a selection of Edition Prints by Ben Brown for purchase on our store. Only 15 of each print available.


Ben Brown was born with super thermo x-ray vision which, naturally enough, lead to an obsessive relationship with skulls & bones. He has worked for a mixed variety of clients for over twenty years. His commissions range across publishing, clothing apparel and the music industry. He has designed an extensive range of music posters for performers like Silverchair, nirvana, fat boy slim, Frenzal rhomb and the hoodoo gurus, as well as events including the Big Day Out, Good Vibrations Festival, Homebake, the falls festival and others. He contributes a regular comic strip to notorious surfing publication ‘stab’, and provides illustration for many other titles. Ben also creates graphics to cover all manner of clothing for clients like Insight, Mambo, Globe, O’Neill, Rip Curl, Ocean & Earth, Nice produce and Supply. 

For anyone who missed the opening night, the show is hanging until the 22nd September here at The National Grid Gallery.

A select few pieces are in our shop for purchase at very reasonable prices.

The National Grid Gallery, Sydney September 11 – September 22 2009
The Slaughterblouse, Perth October 9 – 23 2009

The Clothespeg Project launched in Perth Western Australia in 2007, the concept is based around these simple instructions…submit any style of work, about any theme you like, with whatever content you want – there is no limitation other than size (A5 portrait).

Previous volumes have included work from graphic designers, illustrators, photographers, tattoo artists, textile artists, painters, street artists and sculptors. The open submission format welcomes submissions from anyone.

Volume 3 will include over 200 submissions from 80 artists.

Gallery Open Monday-Friday 9-5. Saturdays 12-3

Luke Morrell
Luke is the all round artist for Volcom, where he spends his days behind the computer and on the drawing board working on Ads, catalogues and artwork for tees. When hes not surfing down stairs on cardboard boxes breaking legs, luke focus’s his time and talent on putting his pencil to work.

Caspian De Looze
Caspian is a fulltime skrawlaholic who has been fortunate enough to get paid for his passion. Known for drawing and painting band posters, T’shirt designs, backdrops and beer coasters for many acts in the Sydney underground rock scene. Korn, Foo Fighters, Pearl Jam, Pink, Jamiroquai and even Billy Joel have recieved artwork from Caspian commissioned by Sony BMG.

Bec Crockett
While travelling extensively in Asia Bec Crockett became somewhat obsessed with the complete and utter mad beauty of Islamic, Buddhist and Hindu religious imagery, so she started to incorporate it into her surreal type pencil drawings. She appropriates the rich symbolism of this genre to weave stories into her work.

Nicky Crowley
Originating from Melbourne, Nicky has a soft spot for twisted, scaled, feathered and furry creatures.

Bengal Rose
Sabina draws inspiration from from bizarre Japanese Pop Art sub-culture to create her own characters using bold colour and simplistic lines.