Daniel O’Toole, better known to you readers as Sydney artist Ears, has started up a new project in the form of Soldiers Rd. As one of the early cofounders of Oh Really Gallery, and as a successful artist (and a damn fine one if you ask us) in his own right, the man certainly has
Melbourne is in for a treat this week, with the return of Tom Civil with his show “Long Story” at House Of Bricks in Collingwood. Tom Civil is a name known to most of those who follow the Australian street art scene, and his work across the years with social advocacy and his immediately recognisable,
Chaz Bojorquez is a man in possession of a lifelong wander lust , traversing the globe in search of identity, culture and the experiences that lay within. Having started writing and placing marks upon walls since the 1960’s, Chaz not only created his own signature style, but is also one of the founders of modern
Well, we don’t know too much about this event beyond the info we’ve found on the Facebook page – “HOB will explore the world of magic, myth & ritual, from the infinite origins of………….//” It also includes a slightly mysterious quote form Magic Johnson. “My diet is mostly chicken and fish. I make sure I
This is a show that we have been looking forward to for some time now, and now that it is just around the corner, we’re brimming with anticipation. We first saw the work of Hush several years ago, and have enjoyed watching his colourful work evolve, going from strength to strength with every piece we
Rone returned from London and Paris not so long ago, and not only did he arrive home after a successful exhibition, but he also managed to paint a whole slew of new pieces along the way. Check out all his pics from the exhibition he did at Zero Cool with Tom French, as well as
In late summer, a mutual friend in Perth introduced me to an artist over Facebook who was looking for some heads to paint with – he’d only recently moved to Melbourne, and was pretty keen to meet other artists and to get up (as you do!). I invited him down to a wall we were
Not a whole heap on the video release front this week, but what there is is golden and good. So without too much preamble from me, here’s this weeks run down. Acclaim and Carbon Festival put out their video recap this week, great to see the whole thing in slap shots – so much happened!
Things just keep getting better and better, along with the news of a new gallery opening up later this month (more on that soon!), Adelaide continues to throw up some of the coolest shows we’ve seen. Next up from the Espionage team is a show from Fletch Cuts and Lost Track, two fine assed cutters
Vandal Spruce is quite well known to Melbourne street art paintspotters, and when we saw that he had a show on, Anonymity, in Collingwood last Friday night, we really just had to check it out. We got down pretty early, just as it opened and before everyone had started to arrive, so we got a
For the last six months or so, we’ve been glued to Shidas flickr account as he’s been voyaging around the world. As he’s travelled, he’s been hitting up, well, pretty much anything and everything – adorning cities with his entities as he goes. May finds Shida in Austria, where he will be opening an exhibition
It’s that time, people! Finally we will be able to get our hands on the next iteration of Curvy Magazine, that annual tome of gorgeous works from a selection of female artists from around the world. If you haven’t read Curvy before, you’re really missing out, its a great litmus of femme artists who are
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