Snapshots - Heesco - Mongo Hustle
- Art, Photographs
- April 4, 2011
We’ve been fans of Deams work for a very long time now, and its been incredible to see his progression over the years, and his constant experimentation with his beautiful abstract forms of graffuturism. His upcoming solo show, “Fieldnotes” is going to be no exception to this, and even from just the small glimpses of
READ MOREFor many years, creatives from all across Australia have pulled up stumps, waved tearful goodbye to their home towns and headed south (or east) to seek their fortune amongst the streets and lanes of Melbourne. Since way back when, Australians with a creative bent have often looked towards the city as an artistic mecca, one to which
READ MOREWe’ve been following Melbourne based artist, and founding member of AWOL , Deams, for many years now and its been an absolute pleasure watching his style progress over this time. Every time we see a new show from him, its another evolution of his style, and a beautiful evolution at that. This week, Deams has yet
READ MOREOur good mate Heesco has always been one talented dude, from both illustration to his work out on the streets – however his upcoming solo show, Incessant, focuses purely on his painting, and on his move towards exploring the abstract side of things within his practice. Read on for the details of the opening this
READ MORELast Wednesday night our mate Heesco headed up Sydney way to open his latest show, Liminal, at The Tate. Edinfocus was also there on the night, and we’re glad too, as he had his camera out and captured a whole swag of fantastic photos from the show, which you can check out below! Looks like
READ MORELast weekend ex-Sydney and newly minted Melbourne artist Alexandra Lederman opened up her first solo show here in Collingwood, with LandEscapes. With playful abstractions juxtaposed with imaginative landscapes, this was a great showing by an emerging artist whose work we are particularly keen to follow! Big thanks to David Russell for all the shots, and
READ MORESince moving down to Melbourne from Sydney, Alexandra Lederman has already made herself at home. Working out of the renowned Juddy Roller studios, she has wasted no time in putting on her first Melbourne solo show down at Collingwoods House Of Bricks. This show, LandEscapes, showcases Alexandras surrealistic abstracted linework, juxtapozed with images of landscape
READ MOREWe’ve been following the work of Bennett for quite some time now, and he’s all geared up for another solo show, “Constant Elevation” tonight at Kind Of Gallery in Sydney! “Sydney based artist and recent finalist in the Mount Eyre Prize, Bennett’s works explores personal interpretation of common and daily environments. In his latest body
READ MORELast week saw the opening of Stormie Mills latest solo show, People & Places, at Melbournes Metro Gallery. As to be expected, Stormie brought his “A game”, with a delectable array of his stylised, emotive characters spread across the walls of the gallery. Something else we loved, was the “cityscape” piece that heralded the show
READ MOREFor a couple of months now, artist Joseph Flynn and the rest of the Gallery One Three team has been curating a diverse range of shows here in Melbourne. Though the works of these shows have a fairly contemporary bent, it is in the creative ideas and boundary pushing of the artists displaying here that
READ MORESomething a little bit different, maybe a little bit twisted, but still cool, clean and captivating. Hilton Owen, an amazing artist who has been huge on the Australian scene since his first solo show at 17 years of age, and at 22 has already had many (and we mean MANY) solo shows around the country
READ MOREThe Paper Mill are revealing a banquet of delectable pieces of abstract art for you all to feast on in the form of The Kids Are All Right. Opening tonight, you will be able to begin sampling the delights of Emma Beer, Fernando do Campo, Courtney Foote, Minna Gilligan, Miles Hall, Greg Hodge, Dionisia Salas-Hammer,
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