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- Art, Photographs
- April 4, 2011
Coming up this week is a dual show from Danny Awes and Ben Goad – two of Melbournes finest who have joined forces to put on a rad new show over at MARFA Gallery in Abbotsford. Both of these guys have been painting for years and doing awesome shit here in Melbourne. Awes with his
READ MOREYou’ve seen Mick Porters work – they’re the massive colourful faces on the edges if the railway lines that have seemingly been there since time immemorial. They are so. Much a part of the fabric of the Melbourne commute that if they weren’t there, you’d automatically know something was missing. Mick Potter returned to Melbourne
READ MOREWe haven’t seen much from him fora little while, but one of our favourites for many a year, Jasper Killick, better known in the street art world as Toggles, will be having a solo show up in Preston this Friday night at Neon Parlour. Japsers work has always been a curious thing to me, its patterns
READ MOREWhen Invurt started up back on 2009, there were galleries everywhere. Shitload of artist run spaces, and with all kinds of spots for the more underground styles of arts to flourish – but it seems over the last two or three years, that many of these have shut up shop and disappeared. Some still hang
READ MOREThis Friday, Cam Scale will treat us with his 1st major Solo exhibition at Juddy Roller – State of Mind. Cam’s work is influenced by the Australian graffiti, street and urban art cultures as well interactions with the viewers minds. The show features portraits of some of the many moving parts that make up this
READ MORELast time Mark Bode visited, back in 2012, we had the chance to sit down, interview him and have a great chat. His shows went great, a bunch of people got some tattoos and he generally spread his radness of work and self across the city. Now, a few years later, Mark is returning for
READ MOREThe Studio 615 Collective are a group of friends from multiple disciplines who have bene putting on shows for several years. Starting out together in a studio, after they all left they stayed in contact and every year or so, they put on a group show. With a still strong collective ethos, the crew form
READ MOREAfter their amazingly successful Art Of The Mill exhibition and show, NFA Gallery are back with another popup show featuring some of Melbournes radest and coolest artists. “No Fixed Address Gallery is a roving art gallery specialising in Contemporary Urban Art, including but not limited to: – Graffiti – Street Art – Sculpture – Photography
READ MOREAfter his hugely successful Melbourne show earlier this year, ELK (aka Luke Cornish)is back at it with a second solo show in Sydney – Vanishing Point. “Join us on Thursday 21st of April for drinks and rack to celebrate the opening of “Vanishing point” an exhibiton of new works from Stencil artist Luke Cornish (ELK).
READ MOREHere’s a nice one – a couple of my favourite Melbourne artists are getting together this week to put on a rad new show down at Collingwoods Port Jackson Press! “Three (Lazer Fist, Shane Sterry, ADi), Melbourne street and gallery based artists bring together a body of work which investigates the dilemma each faces of
READ MOREWe are always the biggest lovers of stencil art here, and group shows with such high calibre, international work are always a welcome sight!! Out of the awesomeness that is the new aMBUSH Gallery, comes probably one of the biggest and best international stencil art exhibitions we have seen in years – Your Kid Cant
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