D&D/ Dialect and Despair/

Self Evident

I had the pleasure of being invited by inspiring Adelaide Hip Hop duo Dialect and Despair to create the album art work for their latest release, Self Evident.

The cover artwork, based on a piece previously acquired by Dialect, was reworked to incorporate the eyes of the musicians into each character. I also created ten black and white watercolour portraits for a vinyl poster insert and CD poster fold out, featuring Dialect and Despair and each of the guest artists featured on the album.

Graphic Design/ Joseph Demaria for Reflect Creativity

Photography/ The talented Michael Danischewiski

I have a lot of admiration for these guys, doing great things with an abundance of talent and integrity.

Self Evident is out now, get running and snap yourself a copy quick!

PUBLICATIONPUBLICATION // Issue #001

An editorial project by Melbourne based creatives Alis Garlick and Hannah Moriarty.

'This publication becomes a tactile object, 

encouraging opportunities for new understandings and relationships.

I was invited to illustrate book fanatic, Joe Shakespeare of Motto Books Melbourne to accompany an interview for Issue #001.

Series exhibited as a part of

OK. GAG

Kate Gagliardi Solo Exhibition 

at Rooftop Art Space, Melbourne

Hopelessly Flawed

Pencil, watercolour and crayon 

on watercolour paper

70 x 40 cm

The Source of Concern

Pencil, watercolour and crayon 

on watercolour paper

57 x 57 cm

May I?

Pencil, watercolour and crayon 

on watercolour paper

27 x 87 cm

Chapter One

Pencil, watercolour and crayon 

on watercolour paper

47 x 47 cm

A big thanks to Kirsty and Tom at Rooftop Art Space !

USA/

MOMA/

Duchamps/ Harrings/ stairwells & shadows//

Photographs taken on Ricoh 35mm camera

JPN/ USA//

June/ July /2012 //

Selected snaps from my trip taken on half film camera

Kate Gagliardi

SOLO EXHIBITION/

'Hello Universe'

Magazine Gallery, Adelaide/

November 2011

32 pieces, 3 walls, mixed media.

 

I was lucky enough to be involved in this fantastic project
and have my work in the Art Gallery of South Australia.

 

 

 

Each artist was asked to creat a piece in response to Colonel William Light’s

 unfinished self portrait (above). The works were hung in the gallery, then released

 onto the streets for anyones taking. 

My piece.. 

and some of the lucky punters!

 

Bon Voyage Mr. Drew!