Roots In Beaut Utes

Allright Jack

2004 screen print & acrylic on canvas 137x137cm (54"x54") SOLD

I'm Alright Jack

2004 screen print & acrylic on canvas 137x137cm (54"x54") SOLD

Red Utes

2004 screen print & acrylic on canvas 122x122cm (48"x48") SOLD

Utes On Green

2004 screen print & acrylic on canvas 122x122cm (48"x48") SOLD

Utes On Pink

2004 screen print & acrylic on canvas 122x122cm (48"x48")

True Blue

2004 screen print, spray paint & acrylic on canvas 137x122cm (54"x48") SOLD

77%

2004 screen print & acrylic on canvas 137x183cm (54"x72") SOLD

Utes On Blue

2004 screen print & acrylic on canvas 137x122cm (54"x48") SOLD

Leaving U Out

2006 screen print & acrylic on canvas 96x137cm (37"x54") SOLD

Lucky Country

2006 screen print, spray paint & acrylic on board 89x244xm (35"x96") SOLD

Red Ute

2006 screen print & acrylic on canvas 96x137cm (37"x54") SOLD

Lucky

2006 screen print & acrylic on canvas 96x137cm (37"x54") SOLD

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"The classic Aussie ute gets its 15 minutes of fame in Migs's cheeky exhibition 'Roots in Beaut Utes'. Using an Andy Warhol-style aesthetic, Migs screenprints Holden utilities from the mid 1960's in slick metallic shades and bold combinations of hot bright colours. In the strongest works, the sweetness of nostalgia for the past is soured by recent politics. On a large red-and-black canvas featuring a faded white ute, the phrases "Q Jumper" and "Lucky Country" have been scrawled like angry graffiti."

Tracey Clement, Sydney Morning Herald