KILL PIXIE @ EDWINA CORLETTE, BRISBANE
| April 5, 2010
ONE OF OUR favourite young artists – LA-based Australian, Kill Pixie (aka Mark Whalen) – is having an exhibition of new works at Edwina Corlette Gallery in Brisbane—and you only have one more week to see it.
We profiled Kill Pixie in Issue 7. Not only were we really taken by his work, which betrays his very cool roots in street art, but so were many of our readers. If you are in Brisbane, head to Edwina Corlette Gallery before April 10. If you can’t make it, you can always have a look at his website: www.killpixie.net
Until 10 April 2010
KILL PIXIE
EDWINA CORLETTE GALLERY, BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA
Cubicles, 2010, acrylic, ink and gouache on paper on wood, resin coated, 45 x 60cm
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