Reg Mombassa Exhibition Goes On Display In Melbourne
Reg Mombassa

Reg Mombassa

Reg Mombassa Exhibition Goes On Display In Melbourne

by Paul Cashmere on December 9, 2014

in News

Reg Mombassa has a new art exhibition on display in Melbourne.

Reg’s latest work will be on display at the 45 Downstairs in Flinders Lane until December 20.

The new Reg Mombassa painting are from his ‘Hallucinatory Anthropomorphism (Victorian Selection): paraphysical manifestations of the collective unconscious’ collection.

Chris O’Doherty aka Reg Mombassa is known for his Mambo graphic designs. He also worked on the Sydney 2000 Olympics closing ceremony.

As a musician Reg is a founding member of Mental As Anything and currently fronts his band Dog Trumpet with his brother Peter O’Doherty.

Peter, also an artist, displayed his works earlier this year in Melbourne.

The 45 Downstairs is at 45 Flinders Lane in Melbourne.

Dog Trumpet – Ray Davies and The Kinks at Noise11

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