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Streets Ahead

Well known in the eastern states for showcasing the best in contemporary international pop, street, pop-surrealism and underground art, The Outré Gallery has bought a selection of its finest to the west for the ARTRAGE Festival. The selection of art crosses the boundaries of design, pop, dreams and counter culture and features international artists such as Mark Ryden, Shag, Glenn Barr, Niagara, Space Invader, Miss Van and many more. The print editions are available for purchase and you can see them at the Breadbox Gallery at The Bakery ARTRAGE Complex until December 8. www.artrage.com.au

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