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EPISODE · Feb 11, 2025 · 56 MIN

Callum Preston: Paint Your Local Supermarket & Blow Up A Delorean

from How To Do Everything with Tommy Dassalo

CALLUM PRESTON is a designer, painter, installation artist and of course: Man About Town. If you live in Melbourne, you would've seen his artwork around the city and you may not have even realised it. We chat about his approach to cold calling the people and places that he wants to work with, the role of artwork and creativity in friendships and local communities, setting insects on fire at a young age and of course: what it's like to build and then blow up a Delorean. You can check out Callum's current exhibition Video Land - a recreation of an entire video store - at the Immigration Museum in Melbourne. Check out Tommy's short travel documentary Sketchy Memory on Youtube. Come and see Tommy's new show 'Main Character' in Melbourne from March 26, and then Sydney and Brisbane in May. Tickets: TommyDassalo.comFollow the show on Instagram at @HowToDoEverythingPodcast and discuss this episode and get some bonus content over at Patreon.com/HowToDoEverything Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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