Looks like Backwoods gallery is back for 2011, with their first international show featuring US artists and illustrator, Zach Johnsen. “Zach Johnsen is a Portland, Oregon based multidisciplinary artist and designer working in graphite, watercolour, pen & ink, and mixed media on paper. His work is figurative, depicting people and characters in various states of
READ MOREAnother of our favourites, Darren Henderson, who we interviewed last year before his impressive display of owl themed solo show, Get Lost Find Something, is a part of a group show opening up at Abbotsford Convent tonight – alongside a bunch of other cool artists, including Nina Knezevic, Kirra Jamison, Nina Ross, Nick Hall and
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Meet Ed Bechervaise: contemporary artist, social commentator, and visual exploiter of the mundane and ordinary. Since 2007, Berchervaise’s work has been pushing creative envelopes from the walls of galleries Australia wide; no longer confined to the backdrop of city streets. Having run for several years under the intriguing moniker “UnwellBunny”, Bechervaise’s latest show “Fast
READ MOREWell, its a big forth night for the guys at Secret Wars Australia, with their first round of the next Sydney battles starting up, and another semi-final round here in Melbourne. The first Sydney round will see Kon vs Alex Lehours on Thursday 3rd of Feb, and the Melbourne show will see the first semi-final
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It’s been some time since we interviewed Adnate, back in July last year, but in that time he’s been busy as hell – and, finally, we are seeing the fruits of that labour coming out in the form of his upcoming solo show at the No Vacancy project space in Fed Square. We love Adante’s
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In light of all the devastating floods that have been happening over the past few weeks, the guys at Stupidkrap are putting on a special auction of works from the most recent Pastemodernism 2 show. This is a great idea, with some really cool pieces in it, many more than werthy in terms of both
READ MOREThe other night we were able to briefly get down to the opening of the Midsummas Festival arts program – a part of which included Toy To The World. Such a cool show in general, and the TTTW portion was especially great. What was surprising, was just how many people had done Popobe bears for
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Bados is just fun, and, combined with Nick Iltons skills, together they’re just, err, fun-er? Anyways – following on from their successful performance at xmas, they have another one lined up for us – this time in the leafy confines of Kings Domain Gardens – these guys always put on a cool show! “Come on
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As a purveyor of the weird and wonderful, its always a special thrill when we discover an artist whose work has that particularly skewed edge to it. Personally, I’m completely open to all styles and types of art, darker illustrative work will always have a special place in my heart – and that probably harkens
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I’ve seen Ed’s work all over the place in the past few years. From last years Five Hundred Faces exhibition to numerous works throughout various group shows, its kind of hard to miss his impressionistic style. In my eyes, his work stands out because of those glimpses he offers with bright, colourful snapshots – street
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His work is amongst some of Melbourne’s finest, and definitely a favourite of ours around here – and TwoOne just gets better and better. This time he’s having drinks and a launch of the new artwork that he has done for Wasabi Salon in Collingwood – we saw some of the early preview pics and
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