We’ve been hot on the trail of Paul Deej’s work for quite some time – we interviewed him way back in 2010 and since then he has had some damn fine shows. This time, Deej hits Kerb Gallery in Perth for what may be his best yet – Harlequins. “On Saturday the 27th of April,
After his great show in an construction site in Collingwood DOES releases his final video in his Endless Perspectives series. The best city in the world, Melbourne. Featuring some iconic local scenery and amazing painting by the man. Enjoy.
After having spent a really good amount of time in Kuala Lumpur and checking out the streets and walls of Singapore, I picked up stumps and headed over the Pacific on the next part of what has now turned into an epic adventure; San Francisco – I’m in Guatemala right now, so San Fran actually
For over three years now we’ve been teased with the release of a documentary about the past thirty years of Melbourne graffiti and street art – Children Of The Iron Snake. The first we saw of it was the above preview trailer below, plus a cut down unfinished version was shown at the There’s More
What Dean Sunshine probably doesn’t realise, is that this post marks two years since the man started putting together a monthly Top 10 of all the great artwork that he has seen around Melbourne. In that time, he’s spotted innumerable walls and photographed some amazing work, produced a highly acclaimed book on Melbourne street art
On Friday night David Russell and I went down to check out DOES latest exhibition ‘Endless Perspectives’ in Collingwood. The works were amazing as expected, and the venue was grand. Here’s some shots of the show, thanks to David Russell for the photos. [nggallery id=238 display_type=photocrati-nextgen_pro_masonry]
One of Australia’s “premier contemporary style and culture events” CARBON festival returns to Melbourne for it’s third year running. Invurt covered CARBON last year via a live blog event and we’ll be hoping to do the same again this year. The line up this year has me REALLY excited. Some of my all time favourite
Alas, we missed getting this up in time for the opening of the show (welcoem to the world of Guatemalan internet – or the lack thereof!), but it looks like a great one! Crew / Cuts will be on for two weeks and you should get down to see it – RAWHIDE is one mad
A quick update on DOES’ upcoming show ‘Endless Perspectives’ that opens this Friday the 5th of April and runs through to the 17th of April. DOES has released the final 2 videos in the series shot in Basel and Paris. This will be an amazing show make sure you check it out. Details below. Melbourne
There’s a story I was told by someone in Singapore that really resonated with me on the topic of the arts, culture and freedom of expression, and it goes something like this – “The government decided to build a new MRT (train) station, but, after it had been completed they decided not to open it.
Ok. So I’m a bit behind on this one. DOES is having a show in April called Endless Perspectives. DOES’ work is some of my favourite graff of late. Super tight, amazing colour schemes and some of the cleanest lines around. Can’t wait for the show!! From the press release: “Just Another and Does are
Oh hell yes! Slicer is having a solo exhibition at Backwoods this Friday night from 6-9. I’ve LOVED Slicer’s work for many years now. His work truly is organised chaos, so a very apt show title! Can’t wait to see what he’s painted for the show! From the Backwoods press release: “A fierce new collection
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