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- April 4, 2011
We’ve been following Cameron Brideoak since before he moved over here to Melbourne from Adelaide recently, and since arriving he has already started showing some work. Now, he teams up with friends Creature Creature for a showing of work at the Brunswick Street Gallery, and it looks pretty cool. “Cameron Brideoake and CREATURE CREATURE Illustration
READ MORE“This Path We’re On” will be the first solo show from artist Caitlin Rigby in over five years, and we just couldn’t be happier to see it come up! “I will be exhibiting a range of my paintings from 2009, 2010 and 2011, some works have never been exhibited before.” For us, having only seen
READ MOREIllustration could be regarded as one of the most expressive mediums employed by both new and established artists. It is highly accessible, and often a gateway into a world of un-paralleled creative development. Whether you’re a veteran art critic, experienced artesian, or humble admirer of the often delicate practice, the second instalment of Brunswick Street
READ MOREWe like to stay away from any bias here – we do love Melbourne street art, and if you take a look through the pages here, sure, there are a shitload of events and such happening in Melbourne – but the same can be said for every other city in Oz too, its fkn heaving.
READ MOREAt one of those openings, the ones that seem to consist of my entire social life these days – beer on an empty stomach, still suited up from work and the taste of too many cigarettes in my mouth, a friend and I got to talking about artists who we felt were “on the rise”.
READ MOREFrom her past and present stencil based art, to her work with Ruby & Sage on jewellery, as well as her renditions of characteristic artwork on reclaimed surfaces, Megan Dell is an over flowing glass of creativity. Her work evokes a sense of the urban, yet with deep, reflected and contrasting motifs from more a
READ MOREA new year, another amazing BSG group show – this round is DRAWN, a regular featured exhibition of drawings from up and coming and established Australian artists, and what a collection of artists it looks like – there is a bit of pretty much everything in there. Just on that note, we’re especially enjoying the
READ MOREAs a purveyor of the weird and wonderful, its always a special thrill when we discover an artist whose work has that particularly skewed edge to it. Personally, I’m completely open to all styles and types of art, darker illustrative work will always have a special place in my heart – and that probably harkens
READ MORELast night I did the dual mission between Fitzroy and the city to go and check out both the opening of Sweet Streets @ BSG as well as to see my first Secret Wars heat. Neither disappointed, and I got a couple not so crappy shots from both … Sweet Streets @ BSG So much
READ MORELast Friday night was the opening of Sweet Streets, the 2010 Melbourne street art festival. I was there most of the night at the Awards exhibition helping out with the show (as semi-official red-dotter and general run-around-er), and got a glimpse into all the hard work that was done in the background for both the
READ MOREBusy Friday this week with the opening of the Sweet Street festival, and several other exhibitions – not least including a solo show from Melbourne’s Aramas at the Brunswick Street Gallery. “Evanidus is a collection of paintings and sculptures looking at the vanishing of some the important things in our life; the passing away of
READ MOREI posted a fairly generic notice about this some time ago, but now that the festival is upon us its time to post again, this time with a little more detail. Sweet Streets is the new incarnation of the Melbourne Stencil Festival, reinvented by a new committee to traverse and cover all aspects of the
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