It’s that time, people! Finally we will be able to get our hands on the next iteration of Curvy Magazine, that annual tome of gorgeous works from a selection of female artists from around the world. If you haven’t read Curvy before, you’re really missing out, its a great litmus of femme artists who are
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Brisbane street artist Barek has managed to get up all over the place in the past year – we’ve seen his stickers and pasteup popping up in laneways and on signs across the land. Tonight he opens up a small pop up show at Jam Jar in Brisbane’s West End – and it looks like
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The other week, we got down to Acmi in Federation Square to check out a new conference put on by Australian INFront and the Jackie Winter Group. The Field Trip Creative Conference caught our attention right from the start with its unique format – a collaborative exploration of a bunch of artists from the Jackie
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One of our favourite parts of Carbon Festival is the Sneaker Freaker swampmeet that is held in the Atrium at Fed Square in Melbourne. Okay, so it’s not really art related (sue me), but its pretty damn cool nonetheless. After last years excursion we were looking forward to seeing what was on offer this year.
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It’s always great to see the NGV studio space’s walls covered in amazing art, and Chaz Bojorquezs show, LA Hand Styles, featured wonderfully on them. We sauntered between this show and Jasper Wongs throughout last Saturday evening, and we were totally spoilt for imagery. We actually managed to sit down and have a really great
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After seeing Tin & Ed in action at Field Trip the other week (oh, do we have a huge wrap up of that coming for you tomorrow!) we were pretty excited to see that they’ll be in a group show this Friday with a whole bunch of other cool illustrators, all at the newly minted
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Last Saturday, after the first of the Carbon forums, we headed down to the twin-header shows from Jasper Wong and Chaz Bojorquez. It was great to be able to see Jaspers work here in Melbourne. After having interviewed him the other week, we weren’t too sure what to expect (given a missing suitcase debacle) but
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Welcome to our weekly roundup of Australian and New Zealand street art, urban and underground videos! We’re fairly light on this week, but what there is is pretty damn cool. No idea how we missed this one a few weeks back, but head to this link to check out Blender studios Doyle talking about street
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This Friday brings a collection of up and coming artists, many of them in their final year at uni, in a show that fits their demographic nicely. To use a popular vernacular, (even though we don’t necessarily believe in such labels) all of these artists predominantly fall within the realm of “Generation Z“, and, as
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At the end of summer, Heesco headed down to Union Lane to paint a tribute piece to the many Tibetan monks whom have self immolated themselves in recent times. We got down to check it all out, and got some behind the scenes shots from the day. The video and his work tells its own
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There has been a lot of talk as to this auction, much of it divided. Whatever opinion you find yourself leaning towards on the sale of the Andy Mac Collection, one thing is for sure – its a damn fine display of art. We actually decided a while ago that we wouldn’t be covering any
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So this dropped into our inbox the other day, and after reading it two or three times over, we think we’ve managed to work it out – this is a show about the weird shit that constitutes reality. More importantly, though, its about our place amongst the weird shit that surrounds us in this universe.
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