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PHOTO DIARY PT. 1The enigmatic street artist, Meggs, gives us a rare insight into his studio, his neighbourhood and his life. |
PHOTO DIARY PT. 2Meggs has a brief respite at home, giving us a rare insight into his private life, but as usual, he’s never too far away from the studio as the artist preps for yet another show. |
PHOTO DIARY PT. 3With his upcoming solo show in London, Meggs doesn’t work anywhere other than his studio these days. In a very rare public appearance, he takes us to an abandoned warehouse in a far-flung Melbourne suburb for a day of painting.
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PHOTO DIARY PT. 4As he continues to prepare for his London show at Zero Cool gallery later this month, Meggs and the Everfresh crew move into Federation Square’s NGV STUDIO for a June/July residency. In the final phase of his NB574 Journey, we spend a day in the city with the artist and check out his temporary home at Fed Square. |
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FILM DIARY PT. 1Famous for unique mix of popular culture and comic book references, Melbourne writer come contemporary artist Meggs tells us why his work is all about the middle ground and our never-ending search for balance. |
FILM DIARY PT. 2For one of the biggest independent art events of the year, Meggs made a trip over to sunny Hawai’i for Pow Wow, a gathering of some of the world’s most prolific creatives and artists. |
FILM DIARY PT. 3Meggs gives us a preview of his upcoming solo exhibition, Inner Demons, opening soon at London’s Zero Cool Gallery. The exhibition of screen prints, canvases and paintings will also feature a secondary element: a wall of photos and sketches portraying an intimate insight into his creative process.
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FILM DIARY PT. 4From prepping for his London show to moving into a temporary studio space at Fed Square with the Everfresh crew, Meggs has been one busy guy. With more exhibitions slated in this year, Meggs’ journey shows no sign of slowing down.
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