Andy Mac is co-founder of Citylights Projects (since 1995), Until Never (2005-12), Misty (1998-2012). Mac has been involved in Australian street and public art for over 25 years as an artist, curator, gallerist, documenter and archivist.

 Citylights Projects is an independent organisation focussed on street and public art.Now based in Byron Bay, from 2013-19 Mac art directed and produced Splendour in the Craft for Craft Mafia, artist in residence and curator for Falls Festival Byron Bay 2017-23, and director of Lone Goat Gallery Byron Bay (2016-20).Cutting his teeth with underground exhibitions and street parties in vacant shops, warehouses and alleyways in the early 90’s, and creating permanent autonomous and lawless outdoor galleries in Hosier Lane and Centre Place Melbourne, Mac has collaborated with over 500 artists and presented more than 180 projects.Past clients include Museum of Australia, National Gallery of Australia, National Gallery of Victoria, Adidas, Foxtel, Multiplex, Big Day Out, Splendour in the Grass, Falls Festival, Love Police, Zaishu, Tourism Victoria, New Acton, Baluk Arts, Space Furniture, World Square, NRCG.Andy is also sought after as a public speaker, presenting talks and papers at institutions and organisations throughout Australia. He maintains an archive focused on public art and street art in Australia.As an artist Mac has exhibited throughout Australia and internationally, most recently a solo exhibition at the BnA Hotel Koenji, Tokyo, and has works in the collections of The National Gallery of Australia, City of Melbourne, Multiplex, MTV and Molongolo Group.Specialties: Curating, public art, street art, graffiti, collaboration, digital public art, project coordination and creative development, photography and documentation.