Bench Talk

64 - Hugh Dunit

This week I catch up with a classic Melbourne graffiti icon, Hugh Dunit. We discuss his graffiti career spanning from the mid 80s to mid 90s, his approach and his technique.

63 - James Dodd

This week I catch up with Adelaide based Australian artist James Dodd. We discuss his art career and his love for making painting machines.

62 - Brad Eastman (Beastman)

This week I catch up with Brad Eastman. We discuss managing his art career from living in Bali, his style development and the tools he works with to create his art.

61 - All Caps

This week I talk with Julien from All Caps in Bali. We discuss what All Caps does for the local art community in Canggu, the Tropica Festival, and the many international artists who continue to visit the island.

60 - Hannah Alice

This week I catch up with Finland based English illustrator Hannah Alice. We discuss generating clients, working from abroad and her current projects.

59 - Felipe Pantone

This week I sit down with Spanish based artist Felipe Pantone. We discuss his graffiti roots, kinetic art and some of the big projects he's worked on.

58 - Rob Zagula

This week I catch up with American artist, film maker and artists assistant Rob Zagula. Rob is currently one of Shepard Fairey's assistants but has also assisted other well known American artists on large scale projects. We discuss his life in art, how he got his start and his up and coming movie 'Clint Eastweed and Chilly the kid'.

57 - Edward Woodley (China Heights)

This week I sit down with Edward Woodley from China Heights gallery in Sydney. We discuss the history of the gallery, what they look for in an artist and nurturing art careers. To dine out more about China Heights, go to chinaheights.com

56 - Phibs

This week I catch up with Sydney based artist Phibs. Phibs has had a long history with the Sydney and Melbourne graffiti, street art and fine art scenes. I chat to him about the many roles he's played throughout his art career.

55 - Lousy Ink & Dodgy Paper

This week I sit down with 3 Melbourne based artists who are making environmentally friendly art products. Mike and Oli from Lousy Ink and Roger from Dodgy Paper. They are all making their products out of discarded materials and working to make the world a better place.