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'''[[ZAM]]''' or '''"ZAM-1"''',/''' "Z A M : S.A.C.-1; M.S.A."''' is the acronym of an Australian Melbourne-based Artist and Designer, also known for his early pioneering spray-can art ([[graffiti artist]]) career during the 1980s.
'''[[ZAM]]''' or '''"ZAM-1"''',/''' "Z A M : S.A.C.-1; M.S.A."''' is the acronym of an Australian Melbourne-based Artist and Designer, also known for his early pioneering spray-can art ([[graffiti artist]]) career during the 1980s.


[[Z.A.M.]] initially was a conventional gallery artist during early adolescence (including published book illustrations)<ref>Art Almanac, The Australian Gallery Guide -1982; et al. [2]</ref>, before exploring the U.S. [[graffiti]]/[[street art]] phenomenon in the early 1980s<ref>''Pump Up The Can! The Illustrated Guide to Australia's First Aerosol Art Exhibition'', forward by [[Henry Chalfant]] (author of ''[[Subway Art]]'' & ''[[Spray Can Art]]'') -1991;[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Chalfant]
[[Z.A.M.]] initially was a conventional gallery artist during early adolescence (including published book illustrations)<ref>Art Almanac, The Australian Gallery Guide -1982; et al. </ref>, before exploring the U.S. [[graffiti]]/[[street art]] phenomenon in the early 1980s<ref>''Pump Up The Can! The Illustrated Guide to Australia's First Aerosol Art Exhibition'', forward by [[Henry Chalfant]] (author of ''[[Subway Art]]'' & ''[[Spray Can Art]]'') -1991;[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Chalfant]
</ref>, then later evolving into a contemporary unconventional artist and designer.
</ref>, then later evolving into a contemporary unconventional artist and designer.



Revision as of 14:00, 28 July 2009

ZAM or "ZAM-1",/ "Z A M : S.A.C.-1; M.S.A." is the acronym of an Australian Melbourne-based Artist and Designer, also known for his early pioneering spray-can art (graffiti artist) career during the 1980s.

Z.A.M. initially was a conventional gallery artist during early adolescence (including published book illustrations)[1], before exploring the U.S. graffiti/street art phenomenon in the early 1980s[2], then later evolving into a contemporary unconventional artist and designer.

References

  1. ^ Art Almanac, The Australian Gallery Guide -1982; et al.
  2. ^ Pump Up The Can! The Illustrated Guide to Australia's First Aerosol Art Exhibition, forward by Henry Chalfant (author of Subway Art & Spray Can Art) -1991;[1]

3. Art Almanac, The Australian Gallery Guide -1987; 1990; 1991; 1994; 1997; et al. [1] et al. [2]

4. The Herald Newspaper (pre-Herald Sun), Melbourne -1990; et al. [3]

5. The Sunday Age Newspaper, Melbourne -1990; et al. [4]

6. The Geelong Advertiser Newspaper, -1982; 1987; 1988; 1989; et al. [5]

7. Kings Way -the book: The Beginnings of Australian Graffiti: Melbourne 1983-1993, -2009;[6]