90s Urban

Everything that's old is new again, and so of course, the 90s are back! A decade simultaneously known for a grunge aesthetic and brightly coloured geometrics, homes in the 90s took a minimalist approach to decorating. Inspired by the decade, this curation showcases a range of grunge and pop culture inspired artworks that represent the last decade of the 20th century.

Curated by Megan George

Large painting, solid white, with rich black and yellow tones.
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All Ways

By_ PEZ _

90cm (W) x 90cm (H)

Acrylic
A$980
(CreativeWork) Light to Dark Ed. 1 of 10 by Peter Dulson. Photograph. Shop online at Bluethumb.

Light to Dark Ed. 1 of 10

ByPeter Dulson

108cm (W) x 78cm (H)

Photograph
A$250
(CreativeWork) Cole by Kim Leutwyler. Oil. Shop online at Bluethumb.
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Cole

ByKim Leutwyler

102cm (W) x 102cm (H)

Oil
A$5,500
Wooden Bowl of Cheerios with a small house fly on a cheerio
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Unwelcome Guest

ByLauren M

29.8cm (W) x 42.1cm (H)

Digital
A$350
(CreativeWork) Rundle Mall by elevator Ed. 1 of 3 by Alex Frayne. Photograph. Shop online at Bluethumb.

Rundle Mall by elevator Ed. 1 of 3

ByAlex Frayne

90cm (W) x 100cm (H)

Photograph
A$1,550

URBAN SONG Ed. 2 of 100

ByWendy Wooden

120cm (W) x 100cm (H)

Giclée
A$610
(CreativeWork) Stranger Things Ed. 2 of 30 by Charli Lin. Reproduction Print. Shop online at Bluethumb.

Stranger Things Ed. 2 of 30

ByCharli Lin

30cm (W) x 42cm (H)

Reproduction Print
A$120
(CreativeWork) The Mix Tape No.2 by BRETT ROSE. Acrylic. Shop online at Bluethumb.

The Mix Tape No.2

ByBRETT ROSE

76.2cm (W) x 76.2cm (H)

Acrylic
A$590

About the Curator

Megan George

Megan is the Content & Creative Manager at Bluethumb, working across our social media, digital marketing and creative production.
Melbourne born and bred, her days at Bluethumb are filled with many coffees, cuddles from the resident canine companions and of course, constantly adding to her burgeoning art collection.

Recent Curations

Surrealist Wall Art

Monochromatic Moments: Greyscale Wall Art

Modern Nostalgia