Celebrating the release of a brand new ‘superzine’, “Bitetime” is a selection of artworks, drawings, random travels and experiences, by Ian Mutch. The exhibition explores beauty through nature and narrative, capturing snippets of the artist’s life. From his childhood in Africa, travels through Asia and Japan, to the surrounds of his coastal studio in south-west
READ MOREINTERSECTION JOHN ASLANIDIS & MAYONAIZE Intersection is a collaborative exhibition between John Aslanidis and Mayonaize. Aslanidis’ work explores a sensorary dimension, which exists between sound and vision, where as graffiti has been a major influence on Mayonaize’s eclectic oeuvre. The contrasting approaches result in unique images that merge to become a fusion of sonic vibrations
READ MOREFor those that couldn’t make it to Christopher Hancock’s show Momentarium at Off The Kerb gallery, here are a bunch of photos I took before the show went up. [nggallery id=449 display_type=photocrati-nextgen_pro_masonry gallery_width=500]
READ MOREThis body of work, simply but appropriately titled “Apocalypse” consists of a series of images based on the last book of the Bible: Revelation. This late first century visionary text purports to describe a series of prophetic visions delivered to an imprisoned Christian apostle, who reveals himself in the text as “John”. The visions contain
READ MOREHere’s a nice one – a couple of my favourite Melbourne artists are getting together this week to put on a rad new show down at Collingwoods Port Jackson Press! “Three (Lazer Fist, Shane Sterry, ADi), Melbourne street and gallery based artists bring together a body of work which investigates the dilemma each faces of
READ MOREThe first issue of Spilt Milk was, from all accounts (As, damnit, I’m out of the country, not in Sydney and havnt been able to get a hold of it yet), a grand affair, featuring a whole swag of mad art and tales of the artists who created it. If you’ve missed it .. “Spilt
READ MORECarbon Festival has without a doubt been one of Team Invurt’s favourite events over the last few years – showcasing some of the world’s most successful creatives at the top of their game. Each year we have been so impressed with the line up and the management of the event, so we are super excied
READ MOREAhh July, in Melbourne – a damn cold one, I hear – I wouldn’t know, as I’m in Singapore basking (read, constantly sweating in) the warmth of the tropics. If I didn’t see these kinds of rad photos from Dean Sunshine (and all of Dave Russells!), I wouldn’t have the chance to really get to
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