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Andy Uprock of Mooks is showing his art of Cup Rocking at Sydney’s MTV Gallery tomorrow night and for a worthy cause. Check the deets below!
Connecting with the blind and vision impaired communities and encorporating elements of the work he has produced on the streets across the globe, ANDY UPROCK follows ‘Trailblazers’ with the debut of his interactive Braille works in a solo exhibition Graffiti for the Blind – Poetry in Braille – Peace at the MTV Gallery opening Wednesday November 26 from 6-9pm. Presented by Mooks and Vice and in association with Vision Australia the exhibition is a series of emotive interactive works comprising of Braille poetry with cups, a collaborative Braille jewellery collection with TMOD and a series of photographs. All works are for sale with a percentage of proceeds donated to Vision Australia.
via: http://www.sweatybettypr.com/blog/?p=855
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