RONE has been really busy in the past couple of weeks getting ready to head over to London town for a show he has going with Tom French. We’ve been following a lot of the stuff he’s been preparing on both his blog as well as on instagram, and we’re absolutely loving the colorful work
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It’s been a hectic week, and things aren’t slowing down – we’re in the run towards Carbon festival, and we have a whole shitload of stuff ahead – so, time to take a few minutes out and chill to some of the videos we’ve seen around the web this week. Our favourite video this week
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Well this one snuck up on us, and once again its great to see our kind of art thriving up on the Gold Coast. Comb Gallery just celebrated their first birthday, and they have done a great job in their first year. Combs mission statement is to “provide the southern coastal region with a space
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What’s up next for the gallery that just doesn’t stop giving us all the goods we could ever need? How about an all female exhibition, with both local and international artists? Amongst the list of names, here are a bunch that are familiar, and some cool up and coming artists as well. There’s no doubt
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Emerging or established, what most piques our interest in both an artist and their work are the stories that wend their way through their creative journey. From beginning to end, each artists life is network of creation, connections and chronicles that are unique – and, having the chance to capture one of these stories from
READ MOREComing to you from the residence formerly occupied by the much missed At Large, NiceCat is a more than worthy successor to the Northcote underground art crown. We headed down to the newly minted establishment the other week to partake in their beautifully priced Montana paint. While we were there we got to have a
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Ah, Thursdays, it’s all downhill from here people! It’s been a short week for us with a lot to catch up on, but always time to look through videos of cool Oz and NZ art from across the web – so here’s this weeks roundup! Cool interview with NZs Askew on 20/20 – unfortunately, once
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Sometimes, discovering new art is just sheer random chance – like when we bumped into Erin Greer last week and asked her to send us a bit of info on a show that she’d mentioned in passing. After sending through the flyer, we really liked what we saw, so we asked her for a bit
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In this somewhat elephantine memory of ours for artists names, it isn’t surprising that we constantly stumble across names that we thought we should know, but somehow don’t. That said, discovering new artists is one of the reasons we love doing this. Such was the case with Cameron Brideoak – so we’re pretty happy to
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Brisbane is really ramping up over April, and we’re happy to see another show up at Jugglers Artspace featuring a name we’ve been seeing popping up for a while – Keiron McMaster. “Recognised for his low brow retro pop contemporary work, Brisbane born and bred Keiron McMaster is fast becoming one of Australia’s well respected
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Cruising around playing catchup after a hugely restful weekend (and argh at all the catchup there is to be had!) we spotted this article over at Broadsheet, and, having seen Ben Ashton-Bells work several times (recently in Board and Little Deities) we thought it only proper that we put this one up as well. We’re
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We were wondering what the next show from the guys at Lo-Fi and The Tate was going to be, and we just saw this floating around the websphere. In answer to our wonderings, they’re giving us Girls Girls Girls! a showcase of – you guessed it – up and coming female Sydney artists! “From vastly
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