Interview #100 - Ian Strange - Kid Zoom
- Graffiti, Installations, International, Interviews & Editorial, Painting, Perth, Street Art, Video Art
- December 20, 2011
When we first started up Invurt, one of the first shows we spotted, and one of the first bunch of artists to graciously grant us an interview, was that ultra friendly and talented Melbournian duo, Dabs Myla. They’d recently relocated over to California, and were back on a small tour to have a show and
READ MOREYesterday Creepy sent us news of a show that he and Anthony Lister have work in (which we erroneously attached to Young & Free – apologies!) – but this is an entirely different beast, and just with one quick glance at the line up, some of the names on there look awesome. “Street Art Saved
READ MOREWith an amazing back catalouge of work, as well as a style that literally jumps out at you, Fintan Magee has the goods – and he’s been pretty damn prolific lately, with work springing up all across the country. You need only check out one of his recent wall sized still lifes to get an
READ MOREWe’ve been blessed to have seen a tiny smidgeon of the progress for this upcoming show from Kristen McIver, and we can’t help but want to tell everyone about it! McIver’s glowing typography is quite a beautiful sight, delving as she does into different phrases, words and other subversive messages (it really tickles our complete
READ MORESolo shows are grand, and first time solo shows are grander. Invariably presenting a cross section of work, first solo shows often give us aficionados a unique crossroads glimpse into an artists prior evolution, as well as offering glimpses into the potential directions of future work. Ashley Fritzsche will be holding her first solo show
READ MORESydney’s Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is made up of a collection comprising some of the city’s finest outcasts. For one night only, at LO-FI, DRS are pulling their creative fingers out, to showcase a collection of works that has made DRS such a creative force over the past decade. “‘A reunion of Sydney’s biggest creative misfits,
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