Why The Palace is changing lanes
August 31 2011, 11:12 am | | 13 Comments
Ahead of the Changing Lanes festival in Surry Hills, street artists Beastman, Numskull and Toby & Pete are warming up just down the road at The Campaign Palace on William Street.
“Teaming up with these extremely talented artists is a blast and the first of many creative collaborations we have in the pipeline,” says TCP’s chief creative officer Reed Collins.
Changing Lanes, a fundraiser for FBi Radio, will take over the lower end of Devonshire Street and its surrounding laneways and venues next month to create a melting pot of music, street art, fashion, photography and food.
13 Comments
Don’t mean to offend, but aren’t there rather bigger fish for the Palace to fry than play art curators?
Nice one Reed. Wonderful to see an agency getting behind creativity in these forms. Thank you.
Get back to work on the real paying jobs guys.
It may not be as cool as this bullshit but it pays your salary.
Fucccckkkk. No wonder my ads are late.
Rome burns.
I hear fiddling.
Can’t win a pitch. Pass the beer nuts.
Love it. Nice to see some cool shit turning up for Palace.
The Bitchers will bitch and the Haters will moan. I think it’s great. Nice one Reed!
Art Lover is a fraud – sorry, someone had to say it.
I hope they release some shit-hot work soon and silence their critics.
It’s Pem, not Pam insignificant fiddler.
So much attention to detail.
Bet your bottom line is going through the roof.
The Observer
I saw a talented guy doing some great work.
Then a logo from an agency.
That’s the scariest piece of genitalia I’ve ever seen painted on a wall.
Does he do surfboards?