Something really different to what we usually put up, but given who and what it is, I don’t really give two craps – so please excuse me whilst I deviate from our regular programming, just for a moment … I have been a fan of the Dirty Three since I heard their first album, “Dirty
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A lot of Melbourne CBD go-ers woke up this morning to a fresh new piece of artwork on Little Bourke st in China Town, courtesy of visiting French contingent, Da Mental Vaporz. This is an inspiring piece, not only for the talent that went into it, but also because of the size! We need so
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Totally excited for this one! No Vacancy in collaboration with Illustrators Australia have put together this awesome collection of 60 works by 60 amazingly talented different illustrators, designers and artists. We’re loving the theme – as the name suggests, each work is based on a representation of God, with the exhibition featuring creations of a
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Here’s a story: the first time I saw a Bodé Lizard, it changed the way I viewed comics and characters forever. It was the 80s, and the streets of Perth seemed littered with them. From blackbooks at Cinema City to the underpasses at Whitfords, all the way to the tanks at Gosnells, there were Lizards
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Well. We went, we saw, we got shit signed and were completely blown away by Mark Bodes show down at House Of Bricks. We loved the venue, the guys behind the organisation of the show did an impeccable job, and the artwork was absolutely top notch. It felt like every old graff-head in Melbourne was
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It seems to be a busy month for some of the crew at our studios in Prahran, with our second event for the week sent to us by one of the RR residents, and NMIT graduate, Angelo Giunta – who has been steadily pumping out illustrated goodness at our Prahran home for the past couple
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Screen printing is one of the most crucial components in the organism that is art here in the 21st century. It allows a creative to produce their work in bulk, and get quality artwork out to a wider audience by making it more affordable to purchase. It also is predominantly utilised (okay, sure, digital is
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A show of beastly proportions will be descending on the No Vacancy Project space tomorrow night, with a collaborative show from Nina Waldron and Piers Redmond. “Monster Mash will be a grotesque fest to feast your eyes upon, as the creatures of artists Nina Waldron and Piers Redmond meet for the first time. Their made
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We like getting random news about cool stuff, so when Darcy Johnson from the Vice Versa project dropped up a note on our Facebook page earlier, we wanted to get something up pretty pronto. On first impressions Visa Versa looks like just another up and coming clothing label, one of many that we always see
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A couple of years ago, I purchased a painting by an artist who, until that moment, I was quite unfamiliar with. Beautifully flowing, almost organic, autonomous lines forming an ever so slightly forlorn and contemplative character. The piece, by Melbourne artist Caitlin Rigby, is, unabashedly, a personal favourite in my meagre collection. It sits centre
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Oh have we seen stuff this week, and oh have we loved it. One of the best things about following all this kind of art these days is the amazing documentation of it all – so many people doing videos, so many great little productions … err, and lots of amateur stuff, that we love
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This is one of those rare times we post up something about a photographic exhibition – but we have absolutely no qualms about this one. Girls Got Kicks looks to be not only a great night of entertainment, but there will be some luscious imagery from Cheech Sanchez of kicks and chicks, oh, and there’s
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