Stewart MacFarlane

Stewart Angus MacFarlane (born November 1953, Adelaide, South Australia), is an Australian figurative painter.

His style is a pared-down realism (with expressionistic touches) combined with a surreality of lighting and perspective.

The next year he travelled to America where he had group and solo exhibitions, as well as pursuing his other love, music.

[4] He was a studio assistant of Alex Katz, Chuck Close, and Janet Fish.

The band's independent release, "U.N.Rap Song" (Private Ear Records, 1980) was acknowledged by Freddy Fresh as one of the earliest rap records and one of the first examples of a group, outside the hip-hop genre, to incorporate rap into their music.