The work of Silk Roy (aka Kid Silk) caught my eye a couple of years ago – and from that point onwards I was hooked on his work. As an artist whose first exposure to graffiti was, like many others, riding the train network of Melbourne back in the 90s, his passion ran a familiar
Dean Sunshine hits us once more with his Top 10 of the month, this time roaming around Melbourne to see what he thinks is best for February 2014. We always love Deans Top 10s, their grand photos, they only just scracth the surface of what happens here in Melbourne every month, but their a great
There have been some great Seasons Of Change exhibitions over the past few years, and the next installment of SOC Autumn 2014 is no exception. This time, the regular quarterly show held at Revolver Upstairs will be displaying the works of none other than Putos and Kid Silk. “Brought to you by Revolver Upstairs in
We’re a little late getting these pics up, but better late than never! David Russell got down to Just Another Project Space the other week to check out the rad show from Unwell Bunny – Brand Spanking. Was a great traverse through all of the mans work since he returned from a world wide trip
One of Brisbanes quirkiest, and coolest artists is having a show opening tonight, and if you’ve seen any of Bareks work around you know that it’ll be a fun night down at The Bearded Lady (A cool name for a venue if I ever heard one). You’ve probably seen Bareks work about, and this is
You would have seen Dave’s photos from this wall a few weeks back. Now here’s the video from Authority Clothing. Authority are doing great things at the moment, including getting Snoop to wear their T-shirt recently with some cheeky antics. Their latest project is called “From Walls to Tee’s” taking work from murals and featuring
This great little event in celebration of the Puma Suede anniversary will kick off this Friday night down one of Melbournes iconic laneway – with a feast of beats, breaking and damn fine art from three of Melbournes best – Jorz, Paris and Drew Funk! Get your Nikes on, and head down to what promises
In 2012, local artist Wayne Tindall and Invurt began an epic multi-year project to transform a dilapidated laneway in the back streets of Windsor and Chapel St into a thriving mecca of street art on Melbournes south side. After a period of time running the project, dubbed, unofficially, “Aerosol Alley”, the laneway gained the attention
Everywhere, thats where you’ll see his work. Phoenix, the street artist, is one of Melbournes most recognisable fixtures – no matter what laneway you have walked down, no matter what corner you peer into, there you’ll see one of his instantly recognisable works – cutouts and paste, collage and glue, entities hidden in the corners
In the planning for several months, what started out as an ambitious exhibition of street art and graffiti stickers has now morphed into a large scale street art, graffiti and urban culture event in the form of Autograff! Hosted by the team at Punk Milk, Autograff is set to rock St Kildas iconic Espy, complete
While in Melbourne, Ink and Clog decided to make a little video of their stay here. Featured are some of the laneways they painted, also places they visited on their journey. For more info on these guys, check out there Facebook fan page. MELBURN 2014 from inkandclog on Vimeo.
Here’s what I get up to in one month, it’s some thing I am very passionate about; and I’m only to happy to share my experiences with you all. The month started with an epic piece in Fitzroy by Adnate and Two One, producing a sick three storey mural, it was great see the guys
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