About John Foy
Born 1958. John Foy is an artist.
John Foy (born 1958) is an Australian visual artist.
Career John Foy worked at Phantom Records, a record store in Sydney, in the late 1970s. He designed their advertisement and helped with screen printing for their Phantom T-shirts business.
After teaching himself how to screen print, Foy began designing posters for local bands such as the Visitors and Lipstick Killers. He designed posters for international artists such as Debbie Harry and Lou Reed during their Australian tours, and his work stood out at the time for featuring artwork when most posters didn't. When Foy turned 40, he stepped away from the music business and Polydor took over Red Eye. A record of his career is held by the Art Gallery of NSW.
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Who is John Foy?
Australian visual artist
When was John Foy born?
John Foy was born in 1958.
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John Foy is an artist.
Sources & further reading
· DBpedia: John Foy (visual artist)
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