Strike Force Fuel

Channel your inner royal as the Galactic and Napoleonic empires collide together in glorious harmony in Strike Force Fuel. Blurring the boundaries between time and space, history and sci-fi, the painting re-imagines Star Wars’ fearless Rebel Alliance leader Princess Leia as the infamous French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. Commanding and poised, Leia is an empress flexing her power as she channels Napoleon's iconic, steely gaze and his regal, imposing authority, embodying both the spunky courage that made her such a fierce and beloved leader with the legendary statesmanship of Napoleon at his peak. Leia’s transformation, while initially unexpected, provides an empowering vision of an alternate reality where a woman can ascend to the levels of power and influence historically only afforded to men. Romeo ingeniously draws parallels between Princess Leia and Napoleon as fierce strategists and divisive national heroes, blending the galactic rebellion of Star Wars with the historical military prowess of France’s greatest general in a delectable slice of Kitsch Pop revisionism. Despite coming from very different worlds, Leia and Napoleon are leaders addicted to the rush of their ‘Legacy Fix’ and committed to ensuring that their ‘Legacy Lives’ on forever in the annals of history and Pop culture. Tongue firmly in cheek, the title Strike Force Fuel evokes a neon-drenched world where the space-age fuel of lightsabres and hyperdrive meets the horse-fuelled charge of cavalry, giving Romeo’s Napoleonic Leia the necessary power to strike.

Disco Bash

Prepare to embrace life’s twisted glamour as you roll the eight ball through Disco Bash, Johnny Romeo’s vibrant re-imagining of Roy Lichtenstein’s iconic painting ‘Woman with Ball’ (1961). Bursting with bright, bubble-gum hues, Romeo’s rendition of ‘Woman with Ball’ eschews the doll-like sensuality of Lichtenstein’s original for a playful, carefree quality that recalls the childlike wonderment of having fun in the sun. Whilst Romeo’s beach babe shimmers with the nostalgic innocence of a bygone era, there is a sinister undercurrent that cuts through the painting’s joyous summertime vibe. Instead of a beach ball, the woman in the painting is depicted wielding an eight ball above her head. The inclusion of the ball adds a complex dichotomy to the work, with its symbolic connotations of good and bad, and its significance as the Magic Kingpin ball in billiards. More notably, the eight ball represents the lethal thrill of chance, of dancing with death and living to tell the tale as the last person standing. Romeo’s usage of the ball flirts with the darkly seductive allure of addiction, reminding us of the grim side of partying with its allusions to an eight ball of drugs. The contradictory duality that lies at the heart of the painting is reflected in the title Disco Bash, which brings to mind images of both a violent strike and a joyful disco party. In doing so, the artist skilfully merges the nostalgic innocence of sunny days with the haunting edge of nightlife's hidden shadows. Romeo plays on this notion further through the grim humour of the text passage ‘All Grimmer’, which is transformed into the sun-drenched phrase ‘All Glimmer’.

Body Rock

Step into a kaleidoscopic dreamworld and face your dreams head on with Body Rock, Johnny Romeo’s mind-bending homage to the legendary Mexican artist Frida Kahlo. In the painting, Romeo ingeniously fuses Nikolas Murray’s iconic 1939 photographic bust portrait of Frida Kahlo with the artist’s own emotionally raw double portrait ‘The Two Fridas’ (1939). Instead of two figures holding hands, Romeo explores the emotionally raw duality of Frida Kahlo by portraying the artist’s first face peeled off and hovering in the ether, while her second face remains concealed underneath. Playing on the visual and psychological tension of Surrealism, the painting combines unsettling imagery and highly saturated, hallucinatory colours to transform Frida Kahlo’s fierce self-mythology into a Surrealist Pop fever dream. In a stroke of art revisionist genius, Body Rock imagines a new kind of self-portrait where Romeo explores how Frida Kahlo would have painted herself had she discovered Pop Art. Rich in symbolism and emotional depth, Romeo’s disconcerting rendition of Kahlo captures her in a state of psychological metamorphosis as her mask peels away, forcing her to face the trembling truth of her own being head on. Dreams are often a vehicle for escapism and flights of fancy, but in Body Rock they are a stark interior landscape where we stare into of our own psyche and confront our innermost fears, doubts and aspirations, as captured in the word assemblage ‘Face Dreams’. As one of the world’s most storied artists, Frida Kahlo lived a tumultuous life marked by heartbreak, illness and relentless creativity. With the title Body Rock, Romeo humorously builds on this idea, envisioning a Frida whose body has been so ‘rocked’ by pain and health problems that her face has literally fallen off. Blurring the line between portrait and apparition, Body Rock is a powerful reminder that sometimes our most vivid dreams are the ones that shake us to the core.

Biography

Johnny Romeo is an internationally acclaimed Australian painter, widely regarded as Australia’s leading Pop artist. As a seminal figure in the global Neo-Expressionist Pop movement, Romeo fuses the irreverent swagger of rock’n’roll with the visual semiotics of comic books and the raw immediacy of street art. GQ Magazine Australia aptly described his aesthetic as ‘part punk, part pop’, a stylistic hybrid that defines Romeo’s vivid, neon-drenched works and its balance of candy colour explosions and punchy, rebellious imagery. Romeo’s signature Kitsch Pop paintings are electrifying visual assemblages, combining Technicolour palettes and urban iconography to produce a visceral, high-octane art experience.

With sharp wit and a keen eye for social critique, Romeo is a trailblazing culture jammer in the international art scene. His work explores the construction of identity within contemporary culture, examining the pressures of life in the digital age and the omnipresent influence of celebrity figures, ever-changing social trends and the 24-hour news cycle. Through his bold, graphic compositions, Romeo reframes the relentless stream of popular media, transforming familiar visual tropes into biting, ironic reflections of our image-saturated world. Standing at the crossroads of Pop and protest, Romeo’s paintings are playful and subversive, repurposing the visual language of Pop culture, advertising, music, comic book nostalgia and silver screen entertainment to comment on the absurdities of modern life.

Over the last decade, Johnny Romeo has enjoyed a successive number of critically acclaimed and sold-out exhibitions across Australia, New Zealand and the US. Romeo has continued his dominance as a world-class Pop artist with acclaimed and sell-out exhibitions in Sydney, Perth, Auckland, Canberra, Byron Bay, the Gold Coast and New Orleans. In 2018, Romeo notably exhibited at the Australian Consulate-General in New York. He was a highly celebrated feature artist in the HOTA Gold Coast’s Sign of the Times group exhibition, alongside street art juggernauts Banksy, Blek le Rat and Swoon. A major force in contemporary Pop art, Romeo is represented by many top galleries both in Australia and overseas.

Romeo has graced numerous prominent publications such as the Sydney Morning Herald, Vogue, Australian Art Review, Artist Profile and No Cure Magazine. Television features include the ABC 7:30 Report, Foxtel’s STVDIO, and the ABC documentary 'Conquest of Space: Science Fiction & Contemporary Art’, written and hosted by renowned art critic Dr. Andrew Frost. In 2023, he appeared in the podcast ‘Tell Us Something We Don’t Know - A Serious Chat with a Comedian’, hosted by internationally recognised Australian comic Joe Avati.

On the international stage, Johnny Romeo is a Pop Art tour de force, with hugely celebrated exhibitions in the US, including New York, Los Angeles, Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, Williamsport, Harrisburg), Florida and New Orleans, as well as Auckland and Napier, New Zealand and Malmö, Sweden. He has participated in several high-profile group shows across the US and Europe, including Language Art, alongside childhood hero and Pop Art icon Robert Indiana. Romeo made a massive splash as a celebrated featured artist in POP AUSTIN 2017, exhibiting with contemporary art powerhouses like Damien Hirst, Jeff Koons and Mr. Brainwash. Over the last decade, Romeo has made many standout appearances on US national television and universities. Since 2015, Romeo has released many books examining his paintings and art-making practice, including TV Land (2015), the 10-year retrospective survey Plastic Fantastic (2017) and Pump Up the Jams: Culture Jamming in the Works of Johnny Romeo (2019). As well as these books, there have been a number of publications produced by leading galleries on his work.

As one of the biggest names in Pop Art today, Romeo’s works are highly sought-after globally and held in prominent Australian and international public and private collections. He has collaborated on illustrious projects with the likes of leading US snowboarding company Gilson Boards, craft beer alchemists Zeroday Brewing Company, world-famous punk band Blink 182 and luxury car brand Lexus Australia.

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2026 Daydream Believers, Ex Animo Art, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia.
2026 Space Invaders, Boyd-Dunlop Gallery, Napier, New Zealand.
2025 Paradise Found, Harvey Galleries, Sydney, Australia.
2025 Everything at Once, Linton & Kay Galleries, Perth, West Australia, Australia.
2025 Radio Rapture, Ex Animo Art, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia.
2025 Slaymakers, Grainger Gallery, Canberra, Australia.
2024 WHATEVER!, Harvey Galleries, Sydney, Australia.
2024 Satellite Sky, Thomgallery, Byron Bay, NSW, Australia.
2024 Wandering Star, Graphite Gallery, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA.
2024 New Radicals, Boyd-Dunlop Gallery, Napier, New Zealand.
2023 Future Days, Harvey Galleries, Sydney, Australia.
2023 BIGGIE SMALLS, Penny Contemporary, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.
2023 Dodge City, Linton & Kay Galleries, Perth, West Australia, Australia.
2023 YEAR OF THE SASQUATCH, Grainger Gallery, Canberra, Australia.
2023 CLOUD 9, West End Art Space, Melbourne, Australia in association with Anala Art Advisory, Sydney, Australia.
2022 LANDED!, Harvey Galleries, Sydney, Australia.
2022 Ned Kelly Revisited, 19Karen, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia in association with Sofitel Gold Coast Broadbeach, Australia.
2022 In Between Days, 12 Gallery, Auckland, New Zealand.
2022 CHOOSE LIFE, Harvey Galleries, Sydney, Australia.
2021 Colossal Youth, Aarwun Gallery, Canberra, Australia.
2021 RISE, Boyd-Dunlop Gallery, Napier, New Zealand.
2021 New Clear Days, Linton & Kay Galleries, Perth, Australia.
2021 Kings Of The Wild Frontier, Graphite Gallery, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA.
2021 Nothing Is Real, 19Karen, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
2021 Selected Works, Hell’s Kitchen Gallery, Tiny Tree Cafe, Brisbane in association with 19Karen, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
2020 The Sunny Side Of The Moon, Harvey Galleries, Sydney, Australia.
2020 The Beautiful People, Galleri Lohme, Malmo, Sweden.
2020 Sign Of The Times, Boyd-Dunlop Gallery, Napier in association with 12 Gallery, Auckland, New Zealand.
2020 Burn Down The Disco, Linton & Kay Galleries, Perth, Australia.
2020 Johnny Romeo Pop-Up, Harvey Galleries, Melbourne, Australia.
2019 To The Extreme, Harvey Galleries, Sydney, Australia.
2019 ROCKA ROLLA, Aarwun Gallery, Canberra, Australia.
2019 Marquee Moon, Penny Contemporary, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.
2019 In A Moonage Daydream, 12 Gallery, Auckland, New Zealand.
2019 DREAM-LAND, 19Karen, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
2018 The Last Days Of Disco, Harvey Galleries, Sydney, Australia.
2018 New Americana, The Australian Consulate-General, New York in association with Anala Art Advisory, New York, USA.
2018 Guns’N’Poses, Aarwun Gallery, Canberra, Australia.
2018 Rock Is Dead, Linton & Kay Galleries, Perth, Australia.
2017 Electric Boogaloo, Harvey Galleries, Sydney, Australia.
2017 The Arthouse Series, 12 Gallery, Auckland, New Zealand.
2017 Boogie Street, Penny Contemporary, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.
2017 Pure Heroine, Linton & Kay Galleries, Perth, Australia.
2016 Ghetto Superstar$, Harvey Galleries, Sydney, Australia.
2016 Lincoln : The Freedom Series, Converge Gallery, Pennsylvania, USA.
2016 American Woman, Anala Art Advisory in conjunction with The Ausin Group, Melbourne, Australia.
2016 Wasteland, Mitchell Fine Art, Brisbane, Australia.
2016 27, Penny Contemporary, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.
2016 When We Ruled The World, Linton & Kay Galleries, Perth, Australia.
2016 Lincolns On Lincoln, Venice Heights / China Inn Gallery, Venice, California, USA.
2015 Selected Works, Penny Contemporary, Hobart in conjunction with Bespoke Melbourne, Australia.
2015 Pop Life, 19Karen, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
2015 TV Land, Converge Gallery, Pennsylvania, USA.
2015 Angry Birds, Porter Contemporary, New York, USA.
2015 Print Pop Up Show: POPtometry, Hoff Optometry & Eyewear, Venice, California, USA.
2015 Top Of The Pops, NG Art Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
2015 Open Studio, Linton & Kay Galleries, Perth, Australia.
2015 Sonic Youth, Prize of Venice, Venice, California, USA.
2014 Wasted Years, 12 Gallery, Auckland, New Zealand.
2014 ICONS, CG Projects, Pennsylvania, USA.
2014 Editions on Paper: Too West Coast, Petra Gallerie, Beverly Hills, California, USA.
2014 Dirty Boulevard, Penny Contemporary, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.
2014 Pussy Riot, Muk Muk Fine Art, Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia.
2014 Pussy Riot, Muk Muk Fine Art, Alice Springs, Northern Territory, Australia.
2013 POPism: The Andy Warhol Show, 19Karen, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
2013 Editions on Paper: Forever Young, Jeanie Madsen Gallery, Santa Monica, California, USA.
2013 Deadwood, NG Art Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
2013 Grindhouse, Porter Contemporary, New York, USA.
2012 Bloodsport, Buratti Fine Art, Perth, Australia.
2012 When Doves Cry, Letham Gallery, Auckland, New Zealand.
2012 Cop Killer, Muk Muk Fine Art & Sprout Creative, Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia.
2012 Cop Killer, Muk Muk Fine Art, Alice Springs, Northern Territory, Australia.* *
2011 Romeo Must Die: The Super Villain Series, NG Art Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
2011 Sin City, Buratti Fine Art, Perth, Australia.
2011 Special Release: Ned Kelly Hero Series, 19Karen, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
2010 Spiderbait, 19Karen, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
2010 Electric Bird, Letham Gallery, Auckland, New Zealand.
2010 Johnny Romeo Vs David Spencer, United Galleries, Perth, Australia.
2010 You’ll Never Take Me Alive! The Ned Kelly Hero Series, NG Art Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
2009 Candyland, 19Karen, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
2009 Crisis On Infinite Earths, Letham Gallery, Auckland, New Zealand
2009 Flight Club, Gilligan Grant Gallery, Melbourne, Australia.
2008 Dove Kidney Zoo, NG Art Gallery in association with Maurice Byer Chambers, MLC Centre, Sydney, Australia.
2008 Galaxy Cattle, NG Art Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
2007 Brain on a Machine, China Heights, Surry Hills, NSW, Australia.
2007 Converse, Regard Gallery, Darlington, NSW, Australia.
2007 Live at the Apollo, Newview Gallery, Newtown, NSW, Australia.

SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2025 LOADED, International Group Show curated by Johnny Romeo, Boyd-Dunlop Gallery, Napier, New Zealand.
2023 Affordable Art Fair, Melbourne, West End Art Space, Melbourne, Australia.
2023 Affordable Art Fair, Sydney, Harvey Galleries, Sydney, Australia.
2022 Concrete Candy, Peek Gallery, Byron Bay, NSW, Australia.
2022 Affordable Art Fair, Sydney, Harvey Galleries, Sydney, Australia.
2020 Unplugged, James Oliver Gallery, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.
2019 Undead, Arthaus Projects, Williamsport, Pennsylvania, USA.
2018 Notes From The Underground, Arthaus Projects, Williamsport, Pennsylvania, USA.
2018 Auckland Art Fair, Auckland, New Zealand, 12 Gallery, Auckland, New Zealand.
2017 POP Austin International Art Show, Fair Market, Austin Texas.
2017 The LA Residency (Local Access), Converge Gallery, Williamsport, Pennsylvania, USA.
2017 Neo Nouveau, Sidewinder Gallery, Chicago, USA.
2017 Affordable Art Fair, Stockholm, Galleri Lohme, Malmo, Sweden.
2017 Directors Choice - Stockroom Show, 19Karen, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
2017 Signs Of The Time, Gold Coast City Gallery / The Arts Centre Gold Coast, Australia.
2015 Pain/Ting, 19Karen, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia in conjunction with Open Walls Gallery, Berlin, Germany.
2015 New (Town) Romantics, Penny Contemporary, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.
2015 Urban Art – Parked!, Wilson Parking Car Park, North Sydney, Australia.
2015 RED – Expressionism, 19Karen, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
2015 The Australians, Pearce Gallery, Whitecliffe College of the Arts & Design, Auckland, New Zealand.
2014 Language Art, The Cornell Museum Of Art, Delray Beach, Florida, USA.
2014 Affordable Art Fair, Battersea, London, Panter & Hall, London, United Kingdom.
2014 A Tribute To Michael Jackson’s 10 Best Film Clips, 19Karen, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
2014 A Portrait Apart Deux, Porter Contemporary, New York, USA.
2013 Fountain Art Fair, Chicago, Converge Gallery, Pennsylvania, USA.
2013 Below The Surface, Converge Gallery, Pennsylvania, USA.
2013 The Figure, Buratti Fine Art, Perth, Australia.
2013 The Art Of Cirque Du Soleil, 19Karen, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
2013 Uprising, Converge Gallery, Pennsylvania, USA.
2013 Urban Pop II, Jeanie Madsen Gallery, Santa Monica, California, USA.
2012 Gold Coast Art Prize, The Arts Centre, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
2012 Homage To Hollywood, 19Karen, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
2012 The Art Of Spain, 19Karen, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
2012 A Rolling Stone, Porter Contemporary, New York, USA.
2011 There and Back Again, Porter Contemporary, New York, USA.
2011 Aqua Art Fair, Art Basel, Miami 2011, Porter Contemporary, New York, USA.
2011 Blow In, Museum & Crane, Los Angeles, California, USA.
2011 Super Iam8bit, Iam8bit Gallery, Los Angeles, California, USA.
2011 Urban Pop, Jeanie Madsen Gallery, Santa Monica, California, USA.
2011 Homage To Frida, 19Karen, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
2011 Stockumentary, Letham Gallery, Auckland, New Zealand.
2010 The Sydney Fringe Festival, Sydney, NSW, Australia.
2010 Mood Swings, 19Karen, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
2009 Plates, Letham Gallery, Auckland, New Zealand.
2009 Petits Travaux, Retrospect Galleries, Byron Bay.
2009 Troop, Gilligan Grant Gallery, Melbourne, Australia.
2009 Art Sydney 09, Royal Hall of Industries, Moore Park, Sydney, NSW, Australia.
2009 Each To Their Own, The Freshly Baked Gallery, Melbourne.
2009 Revolution Of Art, Retrospect Galleries, Byron Bay.
2009 Williamstown Festival Contemporary Art Prize.
2009 Every Dog Has Its Day, Letham Gallery, Auckland, New Zealand.
2008 Art Sydney 08, Royal Hall of Industries, Moore Park, Sydney, Australia.
2008 Food For Thought, NG Art Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
2008 Royalty Tooth Coins, 2042: Art on the Street, Sydney, Australia.
2008 Come See The Animals, Gilligan Grant Gallery, Melbourne, Australia.
2008 Sordid Tales: A History of Chippendale, NG Art Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
2007 Fragile Planet, NG Art Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
2007 The Weekend Australian Art Sydney 07, Royal Hall of Industries, Moore Park, Sydney.
2007 Let Them Roam, Harrison Galleries, Sydney, Australia.

REVIEWS

2025 ‘An Interview with Johnny Romeo: Art, Icons, and Subversion’, Seminal Artist Group, Issue – August 26th 2025.
2024 ‘Icons + Irony Art That Talks Back’, Beaches Covered Magazine, Issue 39 - Summer 2024, p. 12 - 13.
2024 ‘Feature Artist Johnny Romeo’, Arts Zine – Studio La Primitive, Issue 57 / July 2024 p.1 cover, p. 2,14 – 43.
2023 ‘Beyond Frames, Johnny Romeo’, Beaches Covered Magazine, Issue 34 - Spring 2023, p. 19.
2023 ‘Festival of Arts & Design’, Nepean News, Entertainment, Issue 366, 13th October 2023, p. 18.
2023 ‘Art That’s Striking And Subversive’, Capital Life, Panorama, by Ron Cerabona, The Canberra Times, Saturday August 26th 2023, p. 3.
2023 ‘Trouble Magazine’, The Cats & Dogs Issue - Volume 3, Number 1 - Summer 2023, p. 124-125.
2022 ‘Are you a budding art collector? The Affordable Art Fair could be the place to start’, by Millie Muroi, Culture, Art & Design, The Sydney Morning Herald, June 3rd, 2022.
2021 ‘Luxury Meets The Streets’, by Charlotte Middleton, Art Edit + Interior Design, #30, 2021, p.136 – 143.
2021 ‘There’s A Star Man’, Cover Feature by Lisa Goodhand, Neighborhood Media 2204, Issue 1 – June, 2021, p. 1, 6, 7.
2019 ‘Undead’ Exhibit Coming To Arrthaus Project, Showcase Section, Williamsport Sun-Gazette, Pennsylvania, Thursday October 24th, 2019, p. 14
2019 Five Things To Do This Weekend, 1. Pop Of Colour, Private Capital, by Amy Martin*, The Canberra Times,* Wednesday September 18th 2019*,* p.1
2019 Pop Goes The Easel, by Fiona Purdon, Sunday Mail, U On Sunday Magazine, June 9th 2019, p. 27.
2018 Arthaus Projects Set To Debut ‘Notes From The Underground’ Exhibition, Showcase Section, Williamsport Sun-Gazette, Pennsylvania, Thursday October 4th, 2018, p. 6 & 15.
2017 Johnny Romeo Electric Boogalo, Exhibition Brief, Art Almanac (Australia), December 2017 - January 2018, p.58.
2017 Art That Pops With Colour Johnny Romeo’s New Exhibition, by Andrea McCullagh, Mosman Daily, Thursday December 7th, 2017, p. 12.
2017 A Lasting Legacy: International Pop Artist, WAHS Art Students Produce Public Mural, Education Section, North Central PA, Monday November 13th, 2017, p. 4.
2017 Johnny Romeo, Artists // Featured Work, POP AUSTIN International Art Show (Catalogue), November 9th - 12th, 2017, p. 18, 19.
2017 Converge Gallery and Johnny Romeo team up to present ‘L.A. (Local Access) Residency’, Showcase Section, Williamsport Sun-Gazette, Pennsylvania, Thursday November 2nd, 2017, p. 12.
2017 Converge Gallery Launches Book Featuring Artist Johnny Romeo And His Work, by Jason Klose, Showcase Section, Williamsport Sun-Gazette, Pennsylvania, Thursday June 22nd, 2017, p. 3 & 4.
2017 Artist Johnny Romeo Inspired By 20 Iconic Women To Create Pure Heroine Exhibition, Lifestyle Section, by Sara Fitzpatrick, Eastern Reporter, Tuesday 13th June, 2017, p. 26.
2017 Feminist Icons Inspire Artwork, Art Section, by Sara Fitzpatrick, Western Suburbs Weekly, Tuesday 13th June, 2017, p. 28.
2017 Feminist Icons Inspire Art, Lifestyle / Art Section, by Sara Fitzpatrick, Southern Gazette - Belmont, Tuesday 13th June, 2017, p. 21.
2017 Feminist Icons Inspire Art, Lifestyle / Art Section, by Sara Fitzpatrick, Southern Gazette - South Perth, Tuesday 13th June, 2017, p. 21.
2017 Feminist Icons Inspire Art, Lifestyle / Art Section, by Sara Fitzpatrick, Southern Gazette - Victoria Park, Tuesday 13th June, 2017, p. 21.
2017 Female Icons Inspire Exhibition, Exhibition Section, by Sara Fitzpatrick, Eastern Reporter, Tuesday 13th June, 2017, p. 26.
2017 Pure Heroine Exhibition, Socials, The Sunday Times Magazine, Sunday 11h June, 2017, p. 23.
2017 Romeo Fetes New-Wave Feminists With Punch, Today / Arts, Artefacts, The Weekend Australian, Saturday June 7th, 2017, p. 6.
2017 Top Of The Pops, by Belle Taylor, The Sunday Times Magazine, Sunday 4h June, 2017, p. 14 & 15.
2017 Pure Heroine, Review, Out & About, The Weekend Australian, Saturday June 3rd, 2017, p. 29.
2017 Pure Heroine, Review, Out & About, The Weekend Australian, May 20-21, 2017, p. 29.
2017 Pure Heroin, The Sunday Times Hot List, The Sunday Times Guide, Sunday 21st May, 2017, p. 7.
2017 Openness In The Right Measure, by Susanne Kennedy, Habitus Living In Design Magazine, Issue # 35, p. 165 &171.
2017 Johnny Romeo Interview, words by Anthony Thomas, NO CURE Magazine, Issue 13 / 2017, p. 58 - 63.
2016 Imagination And Incarceration Converge Gallery Mainstay Johnny Romeo To Curate Dual Shows, by Jason Klose, Showcase Section, Williamsport Sun-Gazette, Pennsylvania, Thursday October 27th, 2016, p. 1, 8 & 9.
2016 Rebels A Draw, by Fiona Purdon*, Arts & Culture Section, Sunday Mail, Brisbane,* Sunday 2nd October, 2016. p. 93.
2016 Loving…,Brisbane News Magazine, September 28th, Issue 1098. p. 6.
2016 Pop Goes The Wasteland, Village News, Brisbane, September 2016 edition. p. 19.
2016 Fourteen Hills, The San Francisco State University Review, Issue 22.2 -2016. p. 125 & 126.
2016 Aussie Artist’s Star Attraction by Sarah Pope, The West Australian, Today, Monday 21st March, 2016 p. 3.
2016 When We Ruled The World, The Sunday Times Hot List, The Sunday Times Guide, Sunday 20th March, 2016. p. 4.
2016 Johnny Romeo, Artist Profile Magazine, Issue 34, 2016, p.102 - 105.
2015 Johnny Romeo, The Sublime Zine (UK), December Issue, 2015 p.1, 22-31.
2015 Art From Down Under Leaves Its Mark On Williamsport, Showcase Section, Williamsport Sun-Gazette, Pennsylvania, Thursday October 22nd, 2015, p. 14.
2015 Pop Artist Shares His Vision With WASD Students, by Tony Irwin*, Williamsport Sun-Gazette, Pennsylvania*, Wednesday September 16th, 2015, p. 1 & 5.
2015 Setting Up For Success, by Samantha Wallace, Entertainment, Williamsport Sun-Gazette, Pennsylvania*, Friday September 11th, 2015, p. Section B, p. 4.
2015 Johnny Romeo To Present New Exhibit, Book Of Prints in ‘TV LAND’, Showcase Section, Williamsport Sun-Gazette, Pennsylvania, Thursday September 10th, 2015, p. 3.
2015 A Book Of Many Colors, by Samantha Wallace, West Branch Life Magazine, Fall Edition – August 2015, Volume 3, Issue 3, p. 10 - 11.
2015 Sharpe Cuts Through, by Clyde Selby, Public Hangings, Tasweekend Magazine, The Mercury, Hobart, Saturday June 20th, 2015, p. 20.
2015 Art And Wine Blend Gives Chippo A New Buzz Around The Old Block, by Michael Koziol, The Sydney Morning Herald, Saturday June 20th, 2015, p. 12 – 13.
2015 Urban Art Parked!, The Planner, Spectrum, The Sydney Morning Herald, June 6th – 7th 2015, p. 22.
2015 Carpark Takes Arty Turn, by Kate Crawford, Mosman Daily, June 4th 2015, p. 16.
2015 Unique Art Put In Gear, by Kate Crawford, North Shore Times, June 3rd 2015, p.1.
2015 Art Shines In Top Of The Pops Show, Lifestyle, Inner West Courier, June 2nd 2015, p. 38.
2015 Artists See Red Over Show by Phil Brown, Arts And Entertainment, Brisbane Courier Mail, Thursday 30th April 2015, p. 45.
2015 Phil James by William Sturrock, Artist Profile Magazine, Issue 30, 2015, p.116 - 118.
2014 Tragic Heroes, Art News New Zealand, Sketches, Summer 2014 Issue, p. 48.
2014 Q&A With Johnny Romeo by Lyndsey Hewitt, Showcase Section, Sun-Gazette, Williamsport, Pennsylvania, October 2nd 2014, p. 11-12.
2014 John Felix, Johnny Romeo & Petra Gallerie by Anthony Ewart, Hollywood Weekly, August 2014 Issue, p.1, 24 - 25.
2014 The Soft Approach by A.J.Edwards, Technical, Artist Profile Magazine, Issue 28, 2014, p.116 - 118.
2014 Johnny Romeo Inside The Mind Of Australia’s Leading Pop Artist by Taher Nojavan, The Source Magazine, University of Western Sydney, Issue 1 / 2014, p. 50 - 55.
2014 Man In The Mirror Ride by Fiona Purdon, Sunday Mail, U On Sunday Magazine, May 18th 2014, p. 30.
2014 Coast Confidential, Gold Coast Bulletin, May 6th 2014, p.14.
2014 Pop Artist Johnny Romeo, Editorial Quote, Centralian Advocate, Alice Springs, March 7th 2014, p.32.
2014 Romeo Lets Art Run Riot, News, Centralian Advocate, Alice Springs, March 7th 2014, p.17.
2014 Such Sweet Sorrow, Johnny Romeo In Conversation With Territory Q, TQ ART, Territory Q Magazine, Issue 2. January – March 2014, p. 72 – 73.
2014 Hang Tough by Antonino Tati, Gallery, Rock Candy Magazine, Issue 08 / Summer 2014, p. 25 - 29.
2013 First Williamsport, Then The World by Lyndsey Hewitt, Showcase Section, Sun-Gazette, Williamsport, Pennsylvania, November 27th 2013, p. 20 & 30.
2013 Pop Artist On A Celebrity Ride by Fiona Purdon, Sunday Mail, U On Sunday Magazine, November 10th 2013, p. 30.
2013 Jeanie Madsen Gallery Presents Three Solo Show “Say What? By Kathy Leonardo, Santa Monica Mirror, October 4th, 2013, p. 7.
2013 Deadwood, Open Gallery, by Michael Fitzgerald, Spectrum, The Sydney Morning Herald, September 7th - 8th, 2013, p. 13.
2013 Arts, Galleries, Deadwood, by John Saxby, Arts Editor, The Sydney Morning Herald, August 20th 2013, p. 14.
2013 Party Parade, by Effie Mann, S, The Sun Herald, August 18th 2013, p. 22 & 23.
2013 Eight Days, compiled by Sarah Thomas, Unwind, The Sun Herald, August 18th 2013, p. 4 & 5.
2013 The Shortlist, Planner, compiled by Sarah Thomas, The Sydney Morning Herald, August 16th 2013, p. 6.
2013 Add A Dash Of Dead Celebs And A Mix Of Pop Culture, MX Newspaper, August 14th 2013, p. 2.
2013 Eternal Fame Game, by James Gorman, Central Sydney Magazine, August 14th 2013, p. 17.
2013 It's A Dead-Set Tribute to See Artist's Celebrity Show, by Lauren Murada, Lifestyle, Galleries, Inner West Courier, August 13th 2013, p. 38.
2013 3 Gringos Buys $15,000 Of Art From Converge Gallery by Lyndsey Hewitt, Showcase Section, Sun-Gazette, Williamsport, Pennsylvania, August 8th 2013, p. 8 & 9.
2013 Coast Confidential, Gold Coast Bulletin, June 5th 2013, p.19.
2013 Caldarelli At Licensing Expo For The First Time, Total Licensing Italy Magazine, Edition Issue # Summer 2013, p.152.
2013 Must Visit, Coast Culture, Gold Coast Panache Magazine, Issue January / February 2013, p.34.
2012 Hooray For Hollywood by Tim Hannaford, Artworld, Paradise Magazine, The Gold Coast Bulletin, December 1st - 2nd 2012, p.23.
2012 Knockout Show Hits The Canvas by Stephen Bevis, The Weekend West, October 27th – 28th 2012, p.23.
2012 Exhibitions ARTS & EVENTS, compiled by Jenna Shenton, Scoop Magazine, Spring Issue # 061, p.85.
2012 NT Wrap, 03 A Foot In Two Camps, compiled by Kieran Finnane, Australian Art Collector, Issue # 62, October - December 2012, p.257.
2012 Collector, Contemporary Conversions by Helen McKenzie, Australian Art Collector, Issue 61, July - September 2012, p.158.
2012 Hold-Out Gallery Lauds WA Scene by Katrina Strickland, The Australian Financial Review, June 20th 2012, p.20.
2012 Viva Espana by Marina Saint Martin, Artworld, Paradise Magazine, The Weekend Bulletin, June 23rd - 24th June 2012, p.23.
2012 Coast Confidential, Gold Coast Bulletin, June 13th 2012, p.23.
2012 Essence Of A Nation, Zarraffa’s The Grind Magazine, Issue 7, 2012, p.29.
2012 Spanish Acquisition by Sally Browne, Sunday Mail, Galleries, U On Sunday Magazine, June 3rd 2012, p.38.
2012 Arts & Culture, Showing At Letham Gallery, Ponsonby News Magazine, New Zealand. Issue May 2012, p.148.* *
2012 Cop Killer, Visual Arts, Off The Leash Magazine, Darwin, Issue March 2012, p.25.
2012 Great Art Galleries, Johnny Romeo Cop Killer, Sunday Territorian, Darwin, March 25th 2012, p.41.
2012 Ned Kelly, Cop Killer, NT News, Northern Territory, March 16th 2012, p.38.
2012 Johnny Romeo Exhibition Cop Killer, Darwin Life Magazine, Issue March 2012, p.38.
2012 Ned Kelly Like You’ve Never Seen, Centralian Advocate, Alice Springs, March 13th 2012, p.1.
2012 Johnny Romeo Cop Killer, Exhibition Brief, Art Almanac (Australia), March 2012, p.44.
2011 Johnny Romeo, The Planner complied by Melissa Davey, Spectrum, The Sydney Morning Herald, October 29th – 30th, 2011, p.22.
2011 Exhibition, The Buzz, Grazia Review, Grazia Magazine, Issue 159, October 24th 2011, p.91.
2011 Exhibition, 24Hours The Art Diary, The Sydney Morning Herald, Wednesday October 19th 2011, p.12.
2011 Heroes And Villains, by Lauren Murada, Inner West Courier, Tuesday October 18th 2011, p.48.
2011 Critic’s Choice, The Best Art Shows This Month, Time Out Sydney, Issue October 2011, p.49.
2011 Sinners Are Winners, by Jacqui Bahr, Arts End, The Wire Magazine, Issue 114, July 28th 2011, p.17.
2011 Go Johnny, Go, by Stephen Bevis, Arts Editor, Artefacts, The West Australian, July 20th July 2011, p.6.
2011 Exhibitions, Review Magazine, The Australian. Saturday 25th June 2011, p.20.