Part 3 - Toby Zoates Art 2020+

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Toby Zoates art Part 1 1977-1986 | Part 2 - 1987-2019 | Part 3 - 2020+ | Tin Sheds

Toby Zoates - posters, painting and performance 2020+

The following is part 3 of a brief, visual catalogue of the art of Toby Zoates. It has been compiled from the artist's own websites, such as Toby Zoates Hard Art on Facebook, and additional sources, with support from the artist.

* 2020

The PM with the glass jaw, coloured pencil and ink on paper, January 2020.

Pass-Port window for Oxtravaganza Mardi Gras 2020 on Oxford St. Erected 21 February 2020.

Civil War, coloured pencil and ink on paper, 20 April 2020.

Yes Boss!, coloured pencil and ink on paper, 20 April 2020.

Protect Wildlife, coloured pencil and ink on paper, 20 April 2020.

Happy Hunting Grounds, acrylic and ink on paper, August 2020.

Dutton, acrylic and ink on paper, August 2020.


March of the walking poor 1, acrylic and ink on paper, 2020.

March of the walking poor 2, acrylic and ink on paper, August 2020.

  
March of the walking poor 3, acrylic and ink on paper, August 2020.

March of the walking poor 4, acrylic and ink on paper, August 2020.

Ruby Princes, acrylic and ink on paper, August 2020.

March of the fossils, acrylic and ink on paper, August 2020.

Sports Rorts, acrylic and ink on paper, August 2020.

Friedburger, acrylic and ink on paper, August 2020.

Cash, cash, cash, acrylic and ink on paper, August 2020.

Moses Morrison, acrylic and ink on paper, September 2020.

No deaths in custody, acrylic and ink on paper, September 2020.

* 9 October 2020 : Toby Zoates - The Politics of Survival, PassPort Store & Gallery, 16 Oxford Square, Darlinghurst, October 2019 + July 2020. Included exhibition of the 16 panel work School for Scoundrels.
 
Politics of Survival exhibition, promotional poster, October 2020.
 
Toby at the opening of Politics of Survival, October 2020.
    
School for Scoundrels, 16 panel work, acrylic paints and ink on paper, October 2020.
 
No Right to Discriminate, acrylic on paper, 2020. Depiction of the LGBT+ Mardi Gras Party.
 
PassPort, Skateboard, 2020.
 
Cops, Skateboard, 2020.

Darling it Hurtz t-shirt, October 2020.

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* 2021

By the year 2050..., pen and ink on paper, January 2021.

Rosies Tattoo Parlor, acrylic and ink on paper, January 2021.

Anti INDUE Cashless Card, ink on paper, February 2021.

Siddhartha's Rest and Cafe, gel pens and ink on paper, February 2021. A sign for a restaurant in Rishikesh, India.

Passion Divine, 2021, coloured pencils, felt-tip pens and ink on paper. Post on Hard Art, 8 November 2021.

Sci-Fi Arabian Nights - The Thief of Sydney, 1980/ 2021, acrylic paints, coloured pencils, felt-tip pens and ink on archival paper. Posted on Hard Art 8 November 2021.

Dancing is Cool - Peanuts, acrylic and ink on canvas, 2021

Batman and Bruce Wayne Electrify Each Other, acrylic paint, coloured pencils, felt-tip pens and ink, 2021.
 
Charlie Brown I Love You via Picasso, acrylic and ink on canvas, 2021.
 
Toby Zoates, Punk Outside, Surrey Hills, November 2021.

War, acrylic on board, 2021.
 
Trump's COVID Cure, 2021.
 
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*2022
 
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*2023
 
T-shirt logo, 2023

40 Years on Skidrow 88-9, t-shirt, 2023.

We Pollies get to make all the mistakes, t-shirt, 2023.


Pass-Port - We're a Queer Mob, t-shirt design, 2023.

T-shirt design, 2023.
T-shirt, 2023.
 
40 Years on Skidrow 1988-9, hoddie, 2023.
 
Frenchs', front of T-shirt, 2023.

Frenchs, rear of t-shirt, 2023.

We're Here. We're Queer t-shirt design, 2023.

We're Here. We're Queer t-shirt, 2023.
 
 
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Our Lady of the Beasts, acrylic, ink and glitter on paper, 2023.
 
Billy Blue, 2023
 
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 * Undated
 
Cockroach Opera

The Human Condition Sucks



 

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Toby Zoates art Part 1 1977-1986 | Part 2 - 1987-2019 | Part 3 - 2020+ | Tin Sheds

Last updated: 14 August 2023
Michael Organ, Australia

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