I managed to garb a bunch from pics from L’échange Urbain at Juddy Roller, featuring a mix of local and French artist’s. I really enjoyed the new look Juddy Roller, Shaun Hossack has recently given the space a face lift, this really allows you to focus on the art in the room. [nggallery id=413 display_type=photocrati-nextgen_pro_masonry
Once again, Dean Sunshine is back with another top 10 for October 2014. Deans been a busy guy this month, what with his new book about to come out (The second from the man after his 2012 Land Of Sunshine) and “Street Art Now” as its titled should be available in all shops and stuff
I know where I will be this Friday night, once again Shaun Hossack from Juddy Roller, has put together a great line up featuring a mix of Australian and French artists. Melbourne’s premier venue for international urban contemporary art, Juddy Roller will present their second and final international group show of the year, L’échange Urbain.
Get along next Sunday the 23rd of November and support one of Melbourne’s most busiest, talented and respected artists. So come to Go Go Bar it’s down stairs from Chin Chin, 125 Flinders Lane Melbourne. Who: Bailer What: Making Bail Where: Go Go Bar, 125 Flinders Lane, Melbourne, Below Chin Chin When: 23rd November from
If you are in Sydney on November the 19th, be sure to check out the work of Alexandra Lederman, who seems to be spending a bit of time north of the border. With her unique style blending abstract forms into surreal landscapes,. Who: Alexandra Lederman What: Syncopation When: November the 19th, Wednesday @ 6pm Where:
A lot of the time I rarely get to enjoy the art work I’m photographing. That’s until I am looking at in front of my computer. Rone’s exhibition Lumen is the one time I went back not once, but maybe 6 times. I took my street art tour group with me a few times, all
Here we are again with another 30 days of wicked walls behind us, I reckon out of the 1500 photos I take each month, I get about 5% That I really like, here are some of my favourite images. This month features shows by Twoone and Rone, some great collaboration’s by Kaffein & Lucy Lucy
A book I have been hearing about for some time now; so I’m excited to announce the launch of Alison Youngs labour of love Street Art, Public City. “The book is the first full-length academic study of street art in Melbourne, New York, Berlin and Paris. The book draws on interviews with over 60 street artists and graffiti writers in cities around
The House Of Bricks has done it again, putting on a great night featuring some pretty cool pieces by artist’s Bailer, Putos, Shay Bakar, Dominoe Phillips, Kid Silk, Max Richards, Adele Wilkes and Mr Muppet. Fresh pizza cooked in a mud brick oven and cocktail slurpees for all who attended, not a bad way to
Rone is back with his latest show this Friday “Lumen” which is sure to live up to his usual standard. About the show? The press release says it best:”Lumen will include eleven large-scale portraits inside and outside of the gallery and a twelve metre high mural on the building’s adjoining ventilation tower. The space itself
The other week a bunch of amazing artists got together with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. The task? To do a bunch of works inspired by classical pieces of music, from both popular culture and older sources. For a visual interpretation of the MSO’s East Meets West: Chinese New Year concert. Below are the videos from
Be sure to get down to Off The Kerb, this friday to check the wonderful work of Barek, who’s pasteups have been gracing the streets of Melbourne for a few years now. A wonderful mix of animals, trolls and the ever adventurous Barek, these pieces always seem to breathe life in to the urban landscape
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