Hypothetical: your colossal mural of a pop-culture god has captured the world’s attention, to the point where the icon in question may or may not have thrown $100k your way just to take it down. What do you do next?
If your answer is ‘sweet FA’, you’re obviously not Scott Marsh. Just a few weeks after the drama around his Kanyeloveskanye mural died down (and following a cheeky yet brutal Mike Baird takedown in the same vein), the Sydney-based graf king has just announced two new exhibitions.
One is kinda straight-forward. Along with some other heavy hitters in the Aussie street art scene, Marsh is stumping up a handful of works for this weekend’s Urban Art Parked! exhibition. If you’re down to peek at his depictions of florals, hike on down to Wilson’s Parking at 22 Ward Street, North Sydney, on Saturday or Sunday.
If you’re feeling a little more adventurous, and if you like your public art a little more… well, public, the bloke is also running a solo gig of his own. Starting tomorrow, Marsh will be affixing his work on various trains around Sydney, and he’ll be beaming out timetable deets via his Insta + Facey accounts.
Read: free art scavenger hunt and YOU’RE ALL BLOODY INVITED.
If you see one, grab it. It’s yours. Congrats, mate. One work a day will be doled out, ’til Wednesday rolls around.
That particular bout of artistic mischief will culminate in his own aptly-titled Australian Graffiti exhibition, on Wednesday 22 June.