Galleries | | August 18, 2016

Before disc mans, tapes and the ol’ iPod Classic, old-school vinyl was the King of the music industry. This month Sydney is flipping it back to the Golden Ages with a exhibition by Ambush Gallery and Lord Street Collective.

The exhibition will be home to over 200 Aussie artists, who will feature their artworks on second-hand records. All proceeds going to the non-profit arts organisation Heaps Decent, allowing disadvantaged youth to fulfil their creative dreams.

The artists turning wax to art include Ears, Birdhat, Chris Yee, Brett Chan and Phibs.

 

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Sleeve design by James Lesjak-Atton

 

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Artwork by Helen Proctor

 

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Artwork by World in Crisis

 

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Opening night is Friday 19 August from 6-9pm at aMBUSH Gallery

Exhibition will continue daily from 12-8pm until Sunday 4 September.