The Space Cowboy Aka Chayne Hultgren

Artist Bio: The Space Cowboy
The Space Cowboy is a dynamic and fearless multidisciplinary artist hailing from Byron Bay, Australia. Renowned for his captivating performances and innovative visual art, he has made a significant impact on the global art scene, pushing boundaries and inspiring audiences worldwide.
Beginning his journey into performance at the young age of eight, The Space Cowboy's extraordinary career boasts numerous accomplishments, including breaking 55x Guinness World Records and hosting his own official Guinness World Records show, and being featured in Ripley's Believe It Or Not books, museums, and international newspapers and magazines.
The onset of the COVID pandemic marked a pivotal moment in his artistic journey, as he shifted his focus towards painting. Quickly adapting to this new creative medium, he opened The Space Cowboy Gallery in Byron Bay, Australia, and secured representation with prestigious galleries, including JEFA Gallery, Addicted Gallery in Singapore, and Space Gallery in Denmark.
The Space Cowboy's dedication to his craft has led to an impressive array of solo and group exhibitions. His second show, "It's Alive!", was particularly groundbreaking, as it introduced the innovative use of Augmente...

Self taught

2023
Here's to the Good Life (Solo Show) JEFA Gallery, Byron Bay, Australia

2022
Step right up (Solo Exhibition) Addicted Gallery, Singapore

2022
Carnival Capers (Group exhibition) JEFA Gallery, Byron Bay, Australia

2022
Stewed Screwed and Tattooed (Solo Exhibition) Sydney Exhibition Centre / Australian Tattoo Expo

2022
Carny 4 Life (Solo Exhibition) National Circus Festival, Mullumbimby, Australia

2022
Juju Jungle (Solo Exhibition) JEFA Gallery, Australia

2021
Bones (Solo show) Brisbane Exhibition Centre / Australian Tattoo Expo

2021
Once Upon A Time (Group exhibition), The Space Cowboy Gallery, Australia

2021
It's Alive! (Solo exhibition), The Space Cowboy Gallery, Australia

2020
The Space Cowboy Gallery Grand Opening (Solo exhibition), The Space Cowboy Gallery, Australia