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NEXT : The future of t-shirt graphics

The t-shirt has come a long way. It has evolved into a new form of art and self-expression. NEXT is the exhibition curated by none other than Melbourne born t-shirt aficionado, Eddie Zammit, the creator of the world’s only t-shirt mag, T-World. NEXT asks 20 local and international designers to give their view on what the future holds for t-shirt graphics, paired with a portrait of each designer by the amazing photographer Nicole Reed. Eddie explores whats NEXT for the humble T

INFX: How did NEXT come to be part of the Outpost Project?
EZ: aMBUSH Gallery were instrumental in making it part of Outpost. Weve worked on projects before and they saw the vision of the project. Bill and John (owners) deserve a lot of credit for Outpost as a whole.

INFX: How did the collaboration with Nicole Reed come about?
EZ: Nicole Reed and I have been friends for years and weve worked together on this side project for over 3 years. Outpost was the perfect event to exhibit this amazing array of portraits. Nicole Reed has a very bright future you should see her work in the upcoming edition of T-world!! Wow.

INFX: And so what began your obsession with t-shirts?
EZ: My obsession on T-shirts has been an organic process since I was a teenager. One tee led to another, and um, err, I now have over 3,000+ T-shirts.

INFX: What do YOU see as the future for t-shirt graphics?
EZ: The future of T-shirts is all about the graphic, and more about themegeneration. Those who survive will be sitting pretty on the T-shirt pile in 2015. Printfor journals or T-shirts - is still alive and kicking.

A big thank-you to Eddie!

NEXT is part of the Outpost Project being held on Cockatoo Island from 4th November 11th December. If youre in Sydney, then get your arse on a ferry to Cockatoo Island and check it out!!! 

www.t-world.com.au

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