Tiger Translate just held their latest instalment in the series in Dubai. Tiger Translate Dubai follows their recent events in Mongolia and New Zealand. Winners from both events were invited to paint n Dubai. The line up included artists from Singapore, Mongolia, Australia, New Zealand and Dubai. Artists included Sheryo (Singapore), Enforce One (New Zealand) working
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This upcoming exhibition at Beach Burrito Co looks fantastic, and I don’t even skate. Wish I was up in Sydney to check it out. The show opens on the 19th of February and runs through to the 1st of March. From the Press release: “Beach Burrito is proud to present Tic Taco, ‘An exploration of
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Kyle Hughes-Odgers, aka Creepy, has been a notable player on the Australian art scene for some time now. Known predominantly for his street art, the past few years has seen Kyle stretch out of what would have been quite a comfortable space to stagnate in. Personally, having been at the opening of his previous exhibition,
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After their successful showing at Metro Gallery last Friday, Dabs Myla hit the streets over the weekend and painted up a great wall over in Fitzroy – looks like a smasher, and something new from them on the walls here in the burn is always welcome! Askem and several others were also about that day,
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After having interviewed George Diamandis the other week, we were excited to see what he had been up to with this show and, damn, we love what we see in these pics! David Russell got down to House Of Bricks to check it all out for us as I was away, but I wish I could
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Last Friday, just before I left for Melbourne, I had the lucky opportunity to see two of my favourite artists at work on a great piece down in Melbournes Union Lane. Herakut have been doing a bunch of work across the globe in the past few years and they are one of the most prolific,
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Alas, the one show this year that I was keener than hell to see – and I missed it (okay, so I’m not in Melbourne, but hey). God. Damn. From all accounts via Dave Russell, who got all the photos for us from the recent Dabs Myla show, it was probably the most packed that
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It’s been a while between website news so we thought we’d update you real quickly about some of the stuff that’s been going on here at Invurt – so, firstly, greetings from Singapore! In my quest to write everything Australian art over the past three years, the one thing that I’ve felt over that time
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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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Back in 2010, when I first started Invurt, one of the very first interviews we ran was with two of my favourite artists – Dabs Myla. They were, at that time, just settling in to their new life in Los Angeles, having emigrated to the USA in the pursuit of artistic happiness and a fully
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For about two years now, we’ve been rocking a couple of Invurt shirts around the place. We’ve been asked a whole bunch of times where people can get hold of them, so we’ve decided to make three designs available through Redbubble. As you know, we do all the stuff here on the website without any
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Here it is, the first Top 10 from Dean Sunshine for 2013 – and what a fkn great one it is! We’re only a few weeks into the year and already there is so much work going up on the walls around here … enjoy the latest!! Thanks Dean! [nggallery id=215 display_type=photocrati-nextgen_pro_masonry] 1. WSW +
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