One of the first things you notice about Matthew Dunns work, is the atmosphere. Dark, often brooding and full of monochromatic wonder, his work is, despite first appearances, quite adaptive. With undertones of playful subtext, and with humourous irony dotted throughout his pieces, Dunn isn’t afraid to humanise his creations – lending a bright spark
Its time to bring back chivalry (yeah, whatever Facter, I know its apparently dead you don’t need to keep shouting it across the studio!) – and ladies and gentle-men should walk hand in hand to go check out this wonderful one night only extravaganza at Espionage Gallery, downtown in the lovely Radelaide metropolis. “As the
The last time we saw some of Lazerfists work was back in Fit To Print at xmas last year, so when we heard through the grapevine that he would be the next artist up at RTIST Gallery our interest was pretty well piqued. “Real Rain” looks set to bring a whole new legion of fans
More and more Australian artists (of the ilk we enjoy) are making their mark on the international platform, so we’ve decided it about time we started covering what they’re all up to … obviously, our focus will remain Australian, but, seriously, some of our own are doing fkn amazing shit out there, so how could
Heres something a little special. Street SmART began as a cultural advancement initiative in 2008, put together by Katherine Dine and Justin Tumilaar. The Aim of this amazing arts program is to provide the youth of Melbourne’s inner and outer suburbs with an outlet to experience and learn, in the underground and urban arts community.
Ahh, we love the ‘valley, and we really love the shows that Nine Lives put on – and, this time, its with the talented duo from We Buy Your Kids. We’ve been waiting to see a show pop up from these boys, and it looks great; these guys know no bounds when it comes to
As a part of the Sydney Design festival, all female design crew Tough Titties will be holding a show in Surry Hills next week. This eclectic group of ladies, who include amongst their numbers designers, typographers, paper sculptors, crocheter’s, illustrators and graffiti artists, will each be presenting a piece on a special cut out doilie.
“Supported by Ironlak”. These six syllables are enough to excite the likes of graffiti artists and street art fans alike. You can imagine our lack of surprise then, when we gazed upon the range of talent that this cult paint brand has conjured up for the much anticipated collaborative Exhibition, Dream Travels. Two of Brisbane’s
We saw this great gem of posted up by the guys over at Stupidkrap this morning (which, if you haven’t got on board already, is a pretty damn cool site out of Sydney that you should check out) – and it looks like it’d be an interesting one to check out. We love seeing process
We were ecstatic to learn of an incredible opportunity to see, and experience, a body of work created by four extremely talented ex-artists of the iconic, and uber-influential surf brand, MAMBO. “These artists have contributed to Mambo as the highly influential culture maker of the 90s and early 2000s – with their designs filtering down
Love it. Most people in Melbourne who are avid “creatificionados” have been to 1000 £ Bend. Whether its to travel up the stairs to the new and awesome Rancho Notorious, to go to a launch event for the many independent mags or collectives that have utilised it, went to last years Sweet Streets festival, or
Ah, Mondays, so many events announced – this one though, has us irrepressibly curious and excited! It’s always exciting when a new gallery opens up, and even more exciting when one comes along with a talented team behind its inception, as well as a well thought out, progressive vision for what it wants to accomplish.
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