Adelaide Graffiti Book - In the works

For nearly a year now an Adelaide Graffiti book has been in the works.

Compiled by Pho with the help of many past and current graffiti participants the book will focus strictly on the decade of the 1980's. This book hopes to be an insight into the little known past of Adelaide's pioneering history and those responsible for the iconic and influential burners of the time.

For the first time Adelaide's 80's graffiti writers and their forgotten artworks will be showcased in a book that promises to be an informative and visually engaging publication.

Ever wondered who did the first panels?, who painted the first whole car?, top to bottom?, or what Adelaide's styles were like before the inevitable influence of Melbourne, Sydney or Europe crept into the artistic psyche? Well this book hopes to educate the reader to answer these questions and more.

So if you fall into the category of having being an old writer, breaker or just an admirer of the artwork seen in the 80's around Adelaide then why not dust off that old photo album in storage and make contact with us and don't forget to keep an eye out for Adelaide's graffiti book when it becomes available.

What's New

02/02/10 - new  114 flicks
28/12/09 - new  28 flicks
16/12/09 - new  63 flicks
26/11/09 - new  40 flicks
17/11/09 - new  50 flicks
14/11/09 - featured walls  2 walls
11/10/09 - new  42 flicks
17/09/09 - new  77 flicks
28/08/09 - featured walls  1 wall
18/08/09 - new  80 flicks

Adelaide needs more
places like Sturt Creek

Sturt Creek is one of the only places artists can go to paint freely, thanks to generous business owners & council.

The wall is opposite a linear walk, and it's clear to see the general public enjoy the forever changing view as they stroll or ride by. See it for yourself, and please if you have the means to provide a site similar to Sturt, contact us.

Sturt Creek Flicks