Garry Trinh is an artist working with photography. He holds a BA in Psychology and a BA in Visual Communications / Photography and Digital Imaging from the University of Western Sydney. Trinh was the winner of the Sydney Life photography prize in 2007 … Continue reading
Inga is a painter and a high school teacher. In the 90s Inga studied fine art at the National Art School in Darlinghurst. She is influenced by a wide range of styles and mediums but is mostly drawn to abstraction, … Continue reading
Danilo Brandao’s collages and illustrations are born out of Urban art, the commingling of paint, typography and digital imagery creating pictures that are both an experiment in process and an attempt to create a beautiful picture that subverts commercial advertorials … Continue reading
In his efforts to build a complete parallel universe, Simon Yates has made robot alter egos, functioning invisibility devices, and magical bicycles where mice run inside the wheels. Working on a shoestring budget, he has set out to prove that … Continue reading
Sarah Goffman has extensive exhibition history since 1992, in Australia and overseas. Her large range of works centre around site-specific projects and installation with mixed media; predominantly using trash and found objects which she transforms and re-contextualises focusing on consumer … Continue reading
Jonathan launched his label Hatmaker in 2006 with the opening of his boutique in Sydney. Since then, Hatmaker has become a staple within the Australian Fashion industry, regularly featured in high-end fashion magazines and catwalk collaborations. Jonathan was the first milliner … Continue reading
In 2012 Rose Miller put her successful career on hold to raise her beloved children. Finding she needed to continue her creative outlet, she launched The Wolfgang and Rose Project in October 2013, for which Rose tries to paint at … Continue reading
Before we reveal the Re:make artists we thought we’d present snippets of a few more of the artworks we’ve found over the past year. Once you start looking for something, it appears more often than you’d expect. So it would … Continue reading
It’s tough times for the music industry – people are leaving songs on the street. This handpainted cover version of “This Must Be the Place” by Talking Heads, for example. It’s a song that has been widely covered, even inspired … Continue reading
Sunrise or sunset? The impressionist cousin of Summer Holiday, this painting was languishing on the streets of Marrickville until we picked it up and added it to the Re:make collection. It must have used a lot of yellow paint – … Continue reading
Most of the Re:make artworks are paintings, but there has been the occasional object that has piqued our interest as we’ve kept an eye on the roadside. There was competition for this one – other people nearby had noticed it … Continue reading
A large canvas with a small hole in it – still wrapped in plastic – we first thought to be ruined and discarded, not an artwork at all and merely an abandoned canvas. But when we visited the Yoko Ono … Continue reading