Step into the vivid and imaginative world of Sonny Day and Biddy Maroney, the Melbourne-based design duo known as We Buy Your Kids (WBYK). Drawing inspiration from zines, album artwork, skate culture and underground comics, WBYK have developed an instantly recognisable visual style that blends pulp, pop and psychedelia in unexpected ways.
This free display traces highlights from their career, from collaborations with musicians including Jack White and Pixies to their influential work shaping the visual identities of Popfrenzy and St. Jerome's Laneway Festival.
The exhibition also showcases WBYK's celebrated partnership with Mondo, the Austin-based publisher renowned for its limited-edition screen prints. Reimagining cult and classic films such as The Shining, An American Werewolf in London, The Lost Boys and The Fly, WBYK move beyond familiar imagery to capture the mood, emotion and lasting impact of these stories through bold, symbolic design.
Displayed throughout the corridors of the NFSA in Canberra, the exhibition features a selection of film posters from the Mondo series alongside concert and festival posters spanning the duo's career. Together, the works reveal the creativity, wit and distinctive visual language that have made WBYK one of Australia's most acclaimed poster design teams.
See We Buy Your Kids (WBYK): The Poster Art of Sonny Day and Biddy Maroney in the corridors of NFSA Canberra.
Dates & Times
- Sun 15 Nov
- Mon 16 Nov
- Tue 17 Nov
- Wed 18 Nov
- Thu 19 Nov
- Fri 20 Nov
- Sat 21 Nov
- Sun 22 Nov
- Mon 23 Nov
- Tue 24 Nov
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Where
National Film and Sound Archive of Australia,
Acton ACT 2601
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When
15 Nov - 31 Dec 27
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