I first discovered that Be Free was collaborating with Erin Green when I interviewed Be Free last year for Vandalog. I’m excited to hear that they are having their first show together, ‘Monster and the Girl’ at Egg Gallery in Collingwood. The video below shows the girls painting the piece featured on the flyer below.
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We first came across George Diamandis whilst he was painting at Maitreya festival last year – and we loved the colourful geometry that he was painting. Now, it looks like George will be showing a bunch of work at House Of Bricks in the first week of February and we’re pretty intrigued by it all.
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Well, we’re back – after a really good rest (well, a parties, painting and pints kind of rest) we’re welcoming in 2013! We have a whole bunch of backlog to catch up on over the next few days, and some cool little things to get out to you, but, for now, we’re back on the
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Well, as we wrap up our year, we have Dean Sunshines last Top 10 of Melbourne street art for 2012. Its been an amazing year for Dean, with the launch of his book Land Of Sunshine he’s been one hell of a busy man – but we’d like to especially give him some kudos for
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Well, we know this one is a little late, but things have been way too hectic lately as we go into the Xmas period – apologies. The other week we were invited to The Peoples Market grand opening – since then its been in full swing, with a huge variety of art, music and events
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As you know, we’re big fans of seeing artists take the plunge and put on their very first show. It can be an often nerve racking experience for someone to finally take that step, but usually it is just the first of many rewarding shows that they will have throughout their lifetime. We were pretty privileged to
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International street artist and painting maestro extraordinaire, ROA, visited Melbourne over the past few weeks, endowing us with a whole bunch of amazing works both out on the streets, and in the gallery. His solo exhibition at Backwoods, Carrion, was a confronting experience – which was a big part of its brilliance. Having seen work
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It’s a day of photos here, and what better way to end up the week than with a catchup on everything that has been happening over the past two weeks? Mike Makatron, what can we say? The man is fkn talented, and his show proved to be everything we had thought it would be. Infused with beautiful
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We’ve followed Perth artist Sean Morris for quite some time (we interviewed him last year, as well), as he’s tripped around the world and put his brand of magical weirdosity out into the world, loving ever bit of it we’ve seen. Be Sweet, Deadbeat will be the first time that Sean has held a solo
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Blender studios is a constantly evolving melange of talent and ambition, one of the cornerstone hubs of art in the Melbourne CBD and an icon unto itself. In my many visits there (countless, really), I’ve been privileged to meet artists from all walks, styles and creativity. From new artists, to those who are established, there’s
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Well, after a hugely successful book launch (which you should really go and buy a copy of), Dean Sunshine is back with another Top 10 for us all – which contains, of course, all of his favourite shots from around Melbourne last month. So many of his previous Top 10s ended up in the book
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This is the one that we’ve been looking forward to for years. After having discovered Roa a few years ago, we have been avidly following his work across the globe. Having had a chance to meet and watch the man paint up at Outpost Festival last year, we had always hoped that he would head
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