Sydney powerhouse Numskull brought the heat for his latest solo show ‘Survival Tactics’ at the Tate last week. The show follows on from a previous exhibition the artist had in Brooklyn NYC earlier this year, as part of a collaboration he did with Brooklyn based streetwear label MNWKA. With one of the best looking shows
Higher Ground studios has been around since 2010, and we’ve covered them, and the artists that make their home there, a hell of a lot over that period. Coming up at Kind Of Gallery, this group show, with all of the artists putting forth examples of their work, is nothing short of awesome. Beastman, Bennett, Ears, Mark Alsweiler, Max Berry, Neil
A few weeks ago we checked out the See-Saw exhibition at The Butcher Shop. This all Perth exhibition was to celebrate Open House Perth. Most of the works were on vintage timber saws (hence the name) and it was impressive to see how the different artists had worked with their canvas. Although The Butcher Shop is
So much great shit on this week, and we apologise for being a bit behind on our events – we’ve missed a couple, alas – the crazy season has truly come, that’s for sure. Not to miss tomorrow night, however, is the next awesome show out of RTIST Gallery – and this time, its the
The Butcher Shop have put together an exciting all Perth group exhibition, ‘See-Saw’, which celebrates Open House Perth.This is the first year that Perth has been a part of the ‘Open House’ program, which is a celebration of Architecture, Urban Design and Public Art. “The focus of Open House Perth is to provide a better
Early last year, when he was getting ready for his solo show “Oranges & Lemons”, we had a great chance to chat to BENNETT about his then show, and the shape of his art. Over a year and a half later, we’re looking at the way in which time has shaped his work – and
Okay, we are really behind in all of our photo updates, but better late than never as always haha. The other week we got down to Meggs show at Backwoods, Truth in Myth II. This show followed on from the recent show he did over at White Walls in SF – and it didn’t disappoint.
Last Thursday was the opening night of ‘Let’s Go, Magic Weirdos’ at Paper Mountain in Perth. Paper Mountain was a great choice of venue, not only is it central, it’s also a clean, blank canvas of a space. Sean Morris made ample use of this, setting out the works in a coherent and well thought
Last night we headed down to the newly minted “Litre Space” off Franklin st for the solo show from Dangerfork/ID/Safehouse stalwart, Chris Drummond. Firstly – we fucking love Litre Space. It’s perfect. Where some galleries go for wide encompassing spaces, Litre has played to its strength – its a mad space, in miniature. Seriously. I
Trust Backwoods Gallery to put on one of the most interesting group shows, with some of the finest artists, that we’ve seen here in Melbourne for a while. Study Of Hands collects a bunch of artists who have previously shown at the gallery, as well as some who we hope to see showing solos there
Last week saw the opening of Living In A Glass House, a collection of 50 Australian street artists displayed in the Glasshouse at Pitt St Mall. The opening saw a murals from Deb and Bei Badgirl on the entrance of the Glasshouse, as well as a whole slew of people checking it out both at
Here’s something different, and something for all you mixed/multi-media fans – if you are a fan, then there’s a pretty good chance you might have already heard of Nick Thomm. For those of you who haven’t, Nick is the founder of The Drop studio as well as the co-founder of SRC783 magazine – he’s also
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