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David Art Wales
David Arthur Wales, a.k.a. David Wales or David Art Wales (born 6 February 1964, Sydney) is an Australian entrepreneur and artist best known for creating satirical cult figure Guru Adrian.〔(The Face, Sept 1987 | Save the Wales )〕 He has been involved in collaborations with artist Keith Haring and filmmaker Morgan Spurlock.〔(Variety, Wed 2 February 2008 | Directors Back Distributor Cinelan )〕
Wales has been called "the father of the Noughties”〔(A decade for rebellion and unsung heroes )〕 in relation to his role as founder of Project Naughtie, a quixotic 1999 grassroots campaign to name the decade lasting from 2000–2009 the "Naughties".〔(Campaign fights for decade to be named the 'naughties' )〕〔(Sydney Morning Herald, 29 December 1999 | Out Go Nineties, Hello Naughties? )〕 The word Naughties, often spelled Noughties, has since been adopted by much of the international press.
==1980s==
At the age of nineteen, Wales launched his first business, Nice Enterprises,〔(Sunday Telegraph, 13 November 1983 | It’s Nice Work – And He’s Got it )〕 described as "the world's first mail order flattery service." A year later, he co-published ''Fatplastiscene magazine'', the first issue of which is in the collection of the National Gallery of Australia.
During the 1980s he was a frequent contributor to Australian radio station Triple Jay, providing commentary on pop-cultural issues, including a live report from Berlin as the Berlin Wall fell, and a comic strip featuring Guru Adrian for the station's fanzine, Alan.〔(Alan ) An Interview with David Art Wales: Designer of Triple Jay Fanzine, Alan〕
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