Part 4 - Toby Zoates 2024+

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Toby Zoates art: Part 1 1977-1986 | Part 2 - 1987-2019 | Part 3 - 2020-2023 | Part 4 2024+ | @ Tin Sheds 1978 | @ Tin Sheds Gallery 2022 (video) | Naked Eye interview 2024 |

Toby Zoates - posters, painting and performance 2024+

Dancing in the Garden of Pan

The following is part 4 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.

2024

For Julian Assange 2024: acrylic on paper.

Dhavood vs Ziolath 2024: acrylic on paper.

Chrissie Amphlet 2024: acrylic on canvas.

COFFIN 2024: acrylic on paper = poster commission that was refused on the basis it was racist, but in reality band management sacked me for my pro-Palestine stance.

Cops sweater 2024 Passport.

Pollies T-shirt design.

Poster for Naked Eye Show 2024: acrylic on paper.

War Inc. 2024: acrylic on paper.

We're Out We're Proud 2024: acrylic on canvas.

Me and Jimi Hendrix 2024: acrylic/canvas.

Me and Cat Goddess 2024: acrylic/canvas.  

Bunker for Billionaires 2024: acrylic and ink on canvas.

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2025 

Crixfest tea towels.

Me with Crixfest tea towel. 2025.

Crixfest poster 2025: acrylic on paper.

No Dutton No 2025: acrylic on paper (poster for 2025 Fed election offset press.) 

Revolt of the Slaves, 2025: acrylic and ink on canvas.

New Poster for my movie Virgin Beasts 2025: crayons, pencil, acrylic, ink on paper. 

La Dolce Vittorio 2025: poster for Vitto Bianchi of Piccolo cafe fame = funeral cabaret ink on paper

Me at Dutton Show pre-election with original painting surrounded by the posters, 2025.

Northcote, 2012, finally hung in Sydney Town Hall.

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Toby Zoates art: Part 1 1977-1986 | Part 2 - 1987-2019 | Part 3 - 2020-2023 | Part 4 2024+ | @ Tin Sheds 1978 | @ Tin Sheds Gallery 2022 (video) | Naked Eye interview 2024 |

Last updated: 2 September 2025

Michael Organ, Australia

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