via www.streeteditors.com:"Brisbane’s most treasured and eclectic suburbs inspired seven up-and-coming local artists to explore the city’s life through a wide variety of styles and subject matter. Kiln Gallery at the Paddington Substation presents Metropolis, which takes the viewer down a nostalgic path of romantic rooftops in Paddington, to mysterious side streets in the city’s centre. The Fortitude Valley, Red Hill and Paddington feature heavily and artists have incorporated their unique styles with luscious cityscapes, nightlife and dark sides to capture the ever-changing face of Brisbane."
Kiln Gallery April 24–May 18 Open from 10:00am – 4:00pm Wednesday – Sunday
Since car parks define parts of our urban landscapes, it's not entirely surprising to see them depicted in Nick Olsen's "Urban Temple" and Phil Bazzo's "A Way Out".
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