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Undenk says: Go Fucks yourself.

Mojo — Sun, 09 Jan 2011 13:09:55 +0000

Sitting in a cubicle from 9-5 kills creativity. That’s why Undenk members from Berlin and Cologne teamed up to invent new jobs for themselves. Undenk Perth helped out as well, and now we’re proud to present the result of this collaboration: Fucks. Fucks is a fashion label, designing and producing street wear in small editions. As of now, they’re selling stylish sleeves for your MacBook and iPad, but expect more stuff to hit the virtual shelves later this year. The sleeves are available through the Gravis online store and can be seen at the Gravis stores in Hamburg, Munich and Berlin.

Check out their website at fucksyou.net or give ‘em a thumbs up at Fucksbook or spread the word as our good friend deerBLN did.

Swag!

Concrete Jungle

Undenk — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 12:43:09 +0000

The old tagged plinth under the bridge was neutralized by the greater city of Perth’s anti-graffiti squad recently. The golden Winston Head was left not only untouched but also painted neatly around as to not damage the sculptural integrity of the gold spray. wtf.

Condor Tower Carpark space allocated

herb — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 00:57:30 +0000

UNDENK has reserved some great space alongside some of Perth’s finest for an ololo carpark project.

This is a fantastic opportunity for all Perth based artists and for carparks everywhere. Read more about the project here.

Perth reward posters

herb — Fri, 19 May 2006 14:14:40 +0000

Reward poster campaign

In direct response to a statement to a Perth tagger’s comment regarding:

“The scene is dead. ‘Jebsa’”

UNDENK launched an A2 poster campaign to way-in to the discussion about “what is street art and what is vandalism” using a super simple wheatpaste poster campaign jointly inspired by Russell who suggested playing up the old “lost + found” posters (which you still occasionally see around the Neighbourhood when some ones cat goes missing or a bike gets stolen.)

Matz and Herb sat up to 2am brainstorming ideas, so-called slogans and call-to-action. And although at first they may seem silly individually, as a campaign of 25 Posters they actually form a scathing attack on the banality of Perth Street Art and inaction of those who share city spaces.

Plus, we pissed ourselves laughing the next day – A sure sign we weren’t too far off the mark.
In the end, they indeed became REWARD POSTERS.