Brisbane street artist Barek has managed to get up all over the place in the past year – we’ve seen his stickers and pasteup popping up in laneways and on signs across the land. Tonight he opens up a small pop up show at Jam Jar in Brisbane’s West End – and it looks like
Welcome to our weekly roundup of Australian and New Zealand street art, urban and underground videos! We’re fairly light on this week, but what there is is pretty damn cool. No idea how we missed this one a few weeks back, but head to this link to check out Blender studios Doyle talking about street
At the end of summer, Heesco headed down to Union Lane to paint a tribute piece to the many Tibetan monks whom have self immolated themselves in recent times. We got down to check it all out, and got some behind the scenes shots from the day. The video and his work tells its own
There has been a lot of talk as to this auction, much of it divided. Whatever opinion you find yourself leaning towards on the sale of the Andy Mac Collection, one thing is for sure – its a damn fine display of art. We actually decided a while ago that we wouldn’t be covering any
These two just don’t stop, and nor should they! We love seeing what Dabs Myla are up to over in the US, and look forward to seeing news of any shows that they are involved with. Opening up this Thursday, Break Night Lovers see Dabs Myla showing work alongside another show, “Sketchy M%#herfuckers” from RIME
After checking out Phibs exhibition, Perfectly Imperfect, we sauntered on down to House Of Bricks to see Beastmans show, Natural Progression. Stopping briefly along the way to check out TwoOnes awesome new piece, we arrived to a show in full swing. Colour seems to have been the order of the evening, and Beastmans show had
After the radness that was Faith47 and DALeasts show at RTIST Gallery, and before the craziness of Carbon Festival, Friday night bought another huge treat for those of us here in Melbourne – two big openings within walking distance of each other; Phibs and Beastman. We headed to Backwoods for the first part of the
Vandal Spruce is an old favourite of ours, who we havent seen too much from recently – so we were pretty happy this morning when we saw that the ‘Spruce isn’t only back in action, but that there’s also a solo show coming up this week that is sure to be pretty damn interesting. Holographics?
Tonight we got down to RTIST Gallery in Prahran to see the culmination of all the hard work that DAL East and Faith 47 have been putting in for their show, Antenna Gardens. Though we couldn’t hang around for too long on account of a damn flu, we had a great chance to check out
Last Saturday we headed down to the Cullen Hotel in Prahran as part of the Art Series open house, the first event in the Carbon Festival. We gave a couple of tours to the public of all the street art throughout the hotel, including pieces by Blek Le Rat, D*Face and Swoon. Also on the
The other night, I had the pleasure to drop in at RTIST Gallery to check out the preparations for DAL East and Faith47s show, Antenna Garden. Undaunted by the sudden cold snap, the rain, and a misbehaving iphone recorder, we ended up at Ladro on Greville street as they took a very brief break from
So, here’s out weekly wrap up of all that is good and cool amongst the world of Australian and NZ street art, graffiti and underground styles. Follow on for this weeks video wrap up! This is one fine ass video put together by David Anthony Parkinson featuring Adelaides Cameo – watch this one, its straight
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