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- April 4, 2011
MARCH RADNESS STRIKES THIS IS NOT A TOY STORE! AUSTRALIA’S TOY-ART COMMUNITY UNITES FOR FOUR EPIC GROUP SHOWS World-first toy-art retail concept This is Not a Toy Store is going all out this March with four consecutive group shows kicking off each Friday of the month. Dubbed ‘March Radness’, the series of group shows sees
READ MOREFrom the collective behind This Is Not A Toy Scene get ready for the ultimate new venture .. This Is Not A Toy Store!! For 3 years This Is Not A Toy Scene has been working with local creators to showcase a burgeoning designer toy scene, as seen in some of the most creative cities
READ MOREIts been a long lockdown for everyone, but finally the clouds are clearing and everything here in Melbourne is opening up! What better way to celebrate it all than to check out all the new pieces that some of Australias finest designer toy makers have been creating whilst hidden away in their workshops? These are
READ MORESo for some time now I’ve been documenting some of my toy methods and practices over at my YouTube channel – its been a fun thing to do, as I’ve always believed that knowledge shared is knowledge used. This time around, I decided to grab some of my friends at one of our regular “toy
READ MOREIn July 2009, I’d been living in Melbourne for over a year, in a small (now demolished), workers cottage on Highett street in Richmond. Across the road, a dilapidated warehouse (now turned into cruisey new apartments) sat. Every so often, Id sneak in through a wedged open piece of sheet metal, to see what was
READ MOREWe have been on a bit of a hiatus this year, however we have been quietly working behind the scenes on a number of things – the first being the launch of our new Sojourn Project with an amazing lineup of over 60 artists from the Asian region in the Homeward Found exhibition! “With the
READ MOREIts been a little while since we’ve seen a solo show from Slicer, but every single show is more than worth the wait. Constantly pushing his style into new realms of abstract graffuturism, Slicers work has been a mainstay on the walls of Melbourne, both inside the gallery and out, for many eyars now –
READ MOREThis Friday sees the return and second edition of the group show Undercurrent, which was seen at BSIDE Gallery when it first opened. This show brought together a range of artists who are pushing their practices here in Melbourne, and the second iteration follows a similar ethos, with a bunch of new names to the
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