We had some good feedback on our last Press Wrap, so we’re going to keep it running for a little while and see how it goes … so, once again, we’re rounding up the past fortnights media news about street art, graffiti and all that ilk – so read on. Theres an interesting new web
READ MOREIn the first “official” opening to be held at the newly minted RTIST Gallery in Prahran, the fresh new space presents one of the AWOL crew in all his finest, with Slicers self titled solo exhibition. After the successful “unofficial” opening show, theres no doubt that RTIST is going to play a huge role in
READ MOREFantastical artist Katrina Rhodes brings us her incredible debut solo show this Thursday, at the No Vacancy Gallery in Melbourne. “…Katrina Rhodes embarked on a remarkable career as a freelance artist, in which she honed an enviable skill set and found herself in high demand as an accomplished and versatile artist across a host of
READ MOREJapanese artist Jun Inoue is down here visiting, and the artist will be presenting a show of new works at Collingwoods Backwoods Gallery early next month – “The negative space surrounding objects, the objects themselves and resulting delicate dialogue between these elements is the focus on Jun Inoue’s latest body of work. A classical theme
READ MOREThe goodness hits Sydney next month with a new solo show, Oranges & Lemons, from the colourful and talented hands of Bennett. “Sydney based artist BENNETT, currently working out of StupidKrap studios, uses aerosol, acrylic and mixed media to create works influenced and inspired by the ever changing urban surroundings. His thought provoking, sometimes controversial
READ MOREWe cant say how excited we were (yeah, we know we get excited a lot these days!) when we saw this drop on E.L.K.s Facebook page yesterday – and we cant wait until his show “Look what you made me do …” opens up at the Brunswick Street Gallery next month. E.L.K. has been doing
READ MORETime Traveller and Street Artist! “I’m just an average, ordinary, everyday, guy from the year 2063. I’m here to interact with the people of this time and to make interactive art to explore concepts Around contemporary life and evolution.” After arriving here from the year 2063, Bados’ Teleport Pod was apparently stolen, leaving the traveller
READ MOREA couple of weeks ago we introduced a new column from Dean Sunshine, who will be posting up his top ten images from around Australia every month – we also promised another regular poster who would post on alternate fortnights, and we’re happy to do so now. Dave MSA runs a Facebook profile that showcases
READ MOREMichael Koro Galleries new exhibition ‘”Frequency” is a collaboration from Melbourne based artists Ry David Bradley, Stephanie May Eather & David Wakeham. These three artists bring forth some pretty cool illustrative works, whilst pushing the limits in their investigation of digital mediums. Delving into the semi-lost realm of digital print and paper, much first and
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