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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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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These two just don’t stop, and nor should they! We love seeing what Dabs Myla are up to over in the US, and look forward to seeing news of any shows that they are involved with. Opening up this Thursday, Break Night Lovers see Dabs Myla showing work alongside another show, “Sketchy M%#herfuckers” from RIME
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After checking out Phibs exhibition, Perfectly Imperfect, we sauntered on down to House Of Bricks to see Beastmans show, Natural Progression. Stopping briefly along the way to check out TwoOnes awesome new piece, we arrived to a show in full swing. Colour seems to have been the order of the evening, and Beastmans show had
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After the radness that was Faith47 and DALeasts show at RTIST Gallery, and before the craziness of Carbon Festival, Friday night bought another huge treat for those of us here in Melbourne – two big openings within walking distance of each other; Phibs and Beastman. We headed to Backwoods for the first part of the
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Tonight we got down to RTIST Gallery in Prahran to see the culmination of all the hard work that DAL East and Faith 47 have been putting in for their show, Antenna Gardens. Though we couldn’t hang around for too long on account of a damn flu, we had a great chance to check out
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Last Friday we got down to Paradise Hills to check out Hamishi’s show, Nothing Special. Such a cool collection of work, colourful, playful and, well, odd – in all the best ways! Lachlan Curtin-Corr took all these on his trusty film, once again getting a great bunch of photos from a cool event! [nggallery id=101
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Last year, the team behind Carbon Festival bought out the legendary Futura to visit, and this year, they’ve kept the bar just as high by featuring the godfather of all that is cholo art, Chaz Bojorquez. Whether you know it or not, but you’ve seen this mans work – or, you’ve seen the many many
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