One man’s junk is another man’s treasure.

Australian Artist Bill Luke is one of only a handful of artists in the world who practises ‘decollage’.

The Urban Uprising Art Gallery in Darlinghurst explain Bill’s artform as “works generated from the streets but in a reversal of the usual urban art. Bill stalks the streets at night, tearing down old ad billboards and then starts a very lengthy process of creatively removing layer upon layer until his creations emerge“.

So who’s old street poster turns up within the artwork? Our very own Jackson Jackson.

The Urban Uprising Art Gallery are showcasing Bill Luke’s art from this weekend. I think Jackson Jackson and their fans will get a kick out of seeing this.

Jackson Jackson have been busily traveling around the country with keytars and choirs playing to big crowds including more than 80 thousand Melbournians at the St Kilda Festival. Harry and Jan took Phrase on the road with them, and in what seems to be a celebration of the collaboration (yes I can rhyme too) Phrase has penned a verse for The Devil In Me which you can get as a free download www.jacksonjacksonmusic.com/freedownload

The Devil In Me feat Phrase

Check out this punter’s Youtube footage from their mobile phone at Good Vibes Sydney. The weather may have not been so fantastic – but Kid Kenobi dropping Cutoff & Jon Ohms remix of Jackson Jacksons “All Alone” in his set really got the crowd pumping!

If you want to hear the original audio – it’s streaming up on their myspace now.

http://www.myspace.com/jacksonjacksonmusic