Tim Olsen showcased a selection of young Australian artists to a packed house on a wet Sydney night in the boutique Paddington gallery. Established artists like Anthony Lister and Hiroyasu ‘TWOONE’ Tsuri were shown alongside unsigned newcomers setting the scene for a bountiful array of colourful mixed media pieces. [nggallery id=138 display_type=photocrati-nextgen_pro_masonry]
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Well, we have to apologise,there really is just so much going on at the moment that it is hard to keep up! We are still playing massive catch up on content from the past two or three weeks, we have a whole bunch of snapshots this week coming up – Secret Walls, two pairs of
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Well, with all of our big move finally out of the way, we’re still playing catch up on a whole bunch of stuff – they’re a little late but first up are all of our shots from Rekas farewell “Open Studio” show at Backwoods Gallery. So many people got down to pay their respects to
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Lachlan Curtin-Corr got down to Prahran last Friday night for a great show down at Artboy Gallery! Lots of fun and action as a whole load of talented artists gave their spin on the age old struggle between good and evil! Check out our photos below. [nggallery id=134 display_type=photocrati-nextgen_pro_masonry] All photos via Lachlan Curtin-Corr and
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With not too long to go until he heads off over to the UK, our intrepid Lachlan Curtin-Corr has been running around grabbing as many shots of cool shit as he can. Not too long ago, he found himself once again heading to Paradise Hills to check out a great show by emerging artists Bianca
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Unspoken Words, a follow up to his recent show at Backwoods Gallery in Melbourne, was a portal into the unique and highly stylised work of Phibs that we all know and love. The space was filled to the brim with art and people on opening night, jostling for position to view the artists works on
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For one night only Threadless and T-World combined to bring Sydney a colourful retrospective of Threadless T-shirts and design talent, curated by Eddie Zammit. The huge space was jam packed with wallpaper made from the pages of the Threadless book, as well as large prints of some fantastically fresh designs from some of the emerging
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Wow, what a night that was down at RTIST Gallery. Adnates show opened to a crowded house, and the general consensus is that it rocked – and we can confirm! We got there pretty early to get a chance to see everything – once again both rooms were opened up at the gallery, and it
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Even as the dark and wintered rain descends onto Melbourne, that doesn’t stop the art – and Dean Sunshine caught a hell of a lot of it over May. These are his Top 10 from around the traps during May! [nggallery id=129 display_type=photocrati-nextgen_pro_masonry] 1. Heesco, Prahran 2. Melbourne CBD 3. Avalon, NSW 4. Brunswick st,
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Well, there have been a whole heap of images posted around the web already, but our intrepid Lachlan Curtin-Corr also got down to the sold out the Hush exhibition at Metro Gallery in Armadale the other night and got us some snaps as well! Such a great show, and its a testament to the popularity
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Stepping into the darkened warehouse, the fresh aroma of shaved timber, resins and paint hit me immediately – nestled into an unsuspecting, near hidden laneway somewhere in North Melbourne, there is no doubt that it was a place of work; the scents prove as much. We walked to the back of the warehouse, Adnate passed
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What a night – and what a great start to Secret Walls Melbourne! Hancock and Reliable faced off last night to an absolutely packed venue – and we had a ball. The music was pumping, and the Psyde Projects got the crowd pumping – totally loving the live hip hop lead in to the battle!
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