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For months we have been anticipating ‘Selected Moments’ the new Exhibition by Remi/Rough & Stormie Mills.
These two have been traveling all over the world together for over ten years and ‘Selected Moments’ will reflect this period with ten new original pieces.
They will also collaborate on a huge mural in addition to the White Walls project at Hoults Yard.
The show will open at Unit44 in Newcastle Thursday 26th May 7-10pm
Hoults Yard, Unit 44, Walker Road, Newcastle upon Tyne. NE6 2HL.
e. [email protected]
t. 0191 265 0877
e. [email protected]
t. 0191 265 0877
If you are in the Newcastle area, make sure to stop by Unit44 for this show, it’ s gonna be sick!
Remi/Rough (UK)
Best described as “antiform”, Remi/Rough’s work is the product of a skilled balance of freedom and restraint, with references to Kandinsky, Kline, and Bauhaus and Dadaist movements. The negative space and tension in his painting speaks volumes, juxtaposed against gestural brushstrokes, skewed lines, strong shapes and angular configurations.
He has exhibited his work all over the world, recently showing in Miami as part of Art Basel 2010 and in Vancouver at the highly acclaimed Becker Galleries.
Stormie Mills (AU)
Born and living in Perth, Stormie Mills is perhaps one of Australia’s most internationally recognised and celebrated graffiti artists. Mills has staged shows all over the world, and received top honours to match his unique and immersive images which are sometimes spotted on city street walls, but more often emblazoned on massive canvases and hung in prestigious galleries. Cream sits with Stormie as he opens up about his past, views on graffiti in the public domain, and his exhibition ‘Gathering’ which is currently on in Perth.
Best described as “antiform”, Remi/Rough’s work is the product of a skilled balance of freedom and restraint, with references to Kandinsky, Kline, and Bauhaus and Dadaist movements. The negative space and tension in his painting speaks volumes, juxtaposed against gestural brushstrokes, skewed lines, strong shapes and angular configurations.
He has exhibited his work all over the world, recently showing in Miami as part of Art Basel 2010 and in Vancouver at the highly acclaimed Becker Galleries.
Stormie Mills (AU)
Born and living in Perth, Stormie Mills is perhaps one of Australia’s most internationally recognised and celebrated graffiti artists. Mills has staged shows all over the world, and received top honours to match his unique and immersive images which are sometimes spotted on city street walls, but more often emblazoned on massive canvases and hung in prestigious galleries. Cream sits with Stormie as he opens up about his past, views on graffiti in the public domain, and his exhibition ‘Gathering’ which is currently on in Perth.
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