Wows, what a week in videoland .. This new video just came out on Tuesday – its the video feature from Kami and Sasus Omni show here in Melbourne … this is one of my favourites this week! HITOTZUKI KAMI & SASU ‘OMNI’ from Louis Mitchell on Vimeo. Have a look at the new Lush
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Jak Rapmund is a creative epicentre of sorts, fueled by comics, horror, zombies and well … the murky insides of his own brilliant mind. Often sighted around the streets of Melbourne, his work is a foray into a dark unknown – and it’s currently hitting the Australian art scene with seismic force. Rapmund’s art is
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We heard about this the other day, and couldnt be happier to see it – its well and beyond time that Phoenix had a show all to himself. Co-curated between the Surface POP-UP exhibition space in St Kilda and Dean Sunshine, we’re really keen and curious to check out what Phoenix has installed for us
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We’re regular reader of Leeloo’s blog, theres always cool stuff on there in various shapes, happenings and styles – so when we saw a few weeks ago that they were planning on running a big group show in conjunction with the amazingness that is the Finders Keepers Market, we were doubly excited for the Docklands
READ MOREIn the first of what looks like a whole shebang of shows over the coming months traversing Adelaide, Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney, Ghostpatrol (who we interviewed back in September) will be hitting South Australias Hugo Mitchell Gallery for the first round of shows in March. “Presenting a new collection of watercolours, drawings and paintings.” This
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Well, there’s a couple of interesting bits and pieces this week, and some older ones we came across whilst we were looking for them, so check out this weeks roundup … In light of the Street Dreams Adelaide Urban Art festival starting tomorrow, take a look at this behind the scenes video from last years
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Tomorrow, the 18th February, will see the kickoff of this years Adelaide Street Art Festival, Street Dreams, as a part of the Adelaide Fringe Festival. This festival has a lot going on, from workshops and exhibitions, to T-shirt parties, to the amazing Dumpster Biennale, and everything in between – and it looks set to be
READ MOREHe’s well known world wide, acclaimed for his at times humourous and yet poignantly layered word play, and he’s been touring down here for a few weeks now. We’ve been chatting to Above since he got down here a month or so ago, and following what he’s been up to – and he’s been busy!
READ MOREAs Adelaide heads into Fringe and Street Dreams festival time, its great to see all the shows popping up – this one is presented by the Cold Krush Store & Gallery, and its a great line up. “Cold Krush Store/Gallery presents the “GRAPHEME” exhibition for the Adelaide Fringe Festival 2011. Get ready for an explosive
READ MOREWe’re actually in the middle of hitting him up for some words about another cool project he’s done, but we heard last night that the talented Jak Rapmund will be having a show opening up at The Vic tonight in conjunction with photographer Steven Wright. “We’re excited to announce that The Vic is now the
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So its been a fairly light on week this week in terms of videos this week, but there have still been a few Oz gems amongst the mass of cool internationally reels. First up we have yet another video from Drab, “Fitzroy Cowboys”. I couldn’t help but laugh to this video, both the song and
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Well known Canberra stencil artist E.L.K. is having a solo show come March, at Oh Really gallery. “This Is Why We Cant Have Nice Things” will be running with the theme of “exploring sacrifice in the new millennium … maybe.” Checkout this great writeup on E.L.K. on his website, done by Art Monthly Australia –
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