Luke McManus is an IT project manager by day, and by night (and any other spare time he gets) a street art and graffiti fan, collector and photographer. Luke has been interested in street art since the explosion in Melbourne in the mid 2000s, in particular stencils and paste ups. Since then Luke has always been a keen follower Melbourne’s street art and graffiti scene and of street art worldwide. Luke’s purpose for documenting and blogging about street art and graffiti is to share with the world the amazing talent in the street art and graffiti scene in Melbourne (and sometimes from other parts of Australia).
Dean delivers his usual goodness for the month of July with his latest top ten. So much goodness last month. [nggallery id=290 display_type=photocrati-nextgen_pro_masonry] 1. Ian Strange – Melbourne 2. Killa – Burnley 3. Rone, Wonderlust & Tooth – Collingwood 4. Rashe – Brunswick 5. Shida & Vexta – Brunswick 6. Be Free – Collingwood 7.
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Wow. After the success of the 1st Bomb It movie, director Jon Reiss is back with a 2nd installment in his worldwide graffiti and street art documentary. The 1st one is one of my favourite films in my collection so I can wait to see this. Lucky Queensland people!! It’s on this Friday 6:00 to
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I’m terribly sorry for my lack of posts lately, I’m a very bad man, been a busy last few weeks, I almost missed this, glad I didn’t. Beastman, the man with my favourite artist name, is having a show opening tomorrow evening at The Tate Sydney. Beastman’s shows off his unique style with a mix
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This Saturday at Backwoods Gallery, Two One is painting live. After watching him at Metro Gallery last weekend we know what to expect, awesomeness! To coincide with his show that’s currently running at Backwoods Gallery, “Hiro will be painting live in a performance with Butoh dancer Shiro Murakoshi this Sunday from 5pm at Backwoods Gallery.
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2 of Melbourne’s finest writers are having a show over in Heidelberg Germany, opening this Friday the 19th. Wish I could be there. Featuring 2 stars from different eras and styles of Melbourne’s graffiti history, this should be a great show. Hopefully we can pinch some flicks of the opening from somewhere. Who: Adnate
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An exciting new exhibition “Suburban” for Ian Strange [KID ZOOM] coming up later this month at the one and only NGV. Running alongside the likes of Monet this exhibition has been released via a series of teaser photos and now this video has been released. Multiple years in the making this project looks absolutely amazing.
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Just discovered this and HAD to post it immediately. WOW. This is such a great insight into Two One and his origins and painting style. I just posted about Two One’s new show “Define Nothing” a couple of days ago so this is great timing. This video is part of the MINI Paceman Art Series
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Thanks Dean for covering this one for us. I loved this show last Friday night. DEM and PLEA’s styles and insects were the perfects match. The colours, lines and techniques used were all amazing. Check the awesome installation too. [nggallery id= 274 display_type=photocrati-nextgen_pro_masonry] Photos courtesy of Dean Sunshine.
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