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City Of Playford Aerosol Art Workshops

With TARNS & GROTS!

Are you between 16 – 25 years and live in the City of Playford?

Cold Krush Store/Gallery's, Grots and Tarns are coming out to hold a free Aerosol Art Workshop, to develop your skills and share their techniques. Not only do you get to freshen your skills with two amazing artists, you get to keep your artwork!

Where and when:

Wednesday 3 June from 4.30-6.30pm. Sign in is at 4pm
Elizabeth Grove Soccer Club Clubrooms, Dauntsey Reserve (the reserve near TAFE SA Elizabeth) on the Corner of Dauntsey Road and Woodford Road, Elizabeth

Bookings are essential as places are limited, so get your expression of interest application in before 5pm Friday 22 May.

To apply, head to: http://bit.ly/1bRmzka

TARNS instagram: tarns87
GROTS instagram: ggrroott

More details here at CITY OF PLAYFORD Facebook

Posted 19 May 2015 in: General News
Tags: Graffiti Art, Tarns, Aerosol Art, Grots, Workshops

TARNS ONE ARTWORK

NASTY ARTISTS | MAINSTAYS | ROCK CITY FUNK

We have recently procured a number of original works by Adelaide Graffiti Artist, Tarns One. Most of these pieces are available for purchase in our online gallery.

ONLINE GALLERY: Tarns One

Posted 13 December 2014 in: Artwork, Exhibitions, General News
Tags: Adelaide Graffiti, Adelaide Street Art, Graffiti, Tarns, Tarns One, Aerosol Art, Street Art Workshop, Nasty Artists, Abstract, Rock City Funk, Abstract Expressionist, Mainstays

Poolside!

Recent work by Tarns One

New privately commissioned piece by one of our in house artist's, Tarns.

Posted 4 December 2014 in: Commissions, General News
Tags: Adelaide Graffiti, Graffiti, Street Art, Tarns, Tarns One, Aerosol Art, MTN, Nasty Artists, Molotow, Abstract, Montana, Abstract Expressionist, Mainstays

TARNS ONE solo exhibition

Debut solo exhibition by Notorious Graffiti Artist, Tarns One!

Tarns One (The one who freaks the funk), has been painting graffiti since 1987. Influenced by the Graffiti phenomena in Sydney and Adelaide during the 80s, Tarns picked up a spray can and hasn’t dropped the can since. He is best known for his ability to perpetually reinvent his style, all the while preserving the more traditional elements of graffiti. This has made him an icon in the Australian graffiti culture. Tarns always comes correct with one of the best can control skills in the game.
Tarns has exhibited in many group shows nationally and internationally, and now announces his FIRST Solo exhibition: ‘TARNS ONE’ - his works will be exhibited at the recently opened gallery ‘THE SPACE’ Currie Street, Adelaide (entry via Burnett St).

This exhibition will show works displaying his impeccable skills with aerosol paint. Tarns continuously stretches the limitless possibilities this art form can be taken. His works are a statement; they feature abstract ideas exploring the relationship of forms and colour with some works derived straight from raw graffiti. His paintings are an explosion of dynamic colours, technical line work and geometric letter forms.

After 27 years of painting graffiti, this exhibition will be a real treat for anyone who has seen Tarns Graffiti Art in the streets, and for those who haven’t you now have the opportunity to see and potentially own a painting of this Australian Aerosol Genius.

Tarns One - First Solo Exhibition on show at - THE SPACE, Currie St (enter from Burnett St) opening on Friday the 28th of November (6-9pm) – 30th of November for 3 days only.

TARNS ONE Facebook Event Page

Posted 20 November 2014 in: Artwork, Exhibitions, General News
Tags: Adelaide Graffiti, Graffiti, Adelaide, Street Art, Tarns, Tarns One, Aerosol Art, Nasty Artists, RCF, Abstract, Abstract Expressionist, Mainstays

Aerosol Workshop at Cold Krush

Endeavour College Art Class Excursion to Cold Krush

So this happened... Year 10 Art students from Endeavour College went on a school excursion to the Cold Krush Store/Gallery to learn how to use Aerosol Paints, most of them for the very first time!

The Cold Krush facillitators, Grots and Fleur, demonstrated and assisted the 42 students over the last two weeks in a workshop environment. The students displayed their new found skills on boards that will be exhibited at the Endeavour College Art Exhibition held at the end of the year. Thoroughly enjoying themselves and very determined to create art and masterpeices all of them were spraying, almost non stop for the whole time spent with us.

We really hope they all continue to incorporate aerosol into their regular arts practice and should all be stoked with what they created at the workshop, best of luck with your Art Exhibition and future artistic endeavours!

We hope to see you again at Cold Krush, until then all the best from the CK Team!

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