Dean Sunshine, is a machine, literally… I love catching a ride with Dean, he can’t drive half a km without taking at least one graff/street art photo detour. Legendary dedication. Here’s his selection for June 2013. [nggallery id= 277 display_type=photocrati-nextgen_pro_masonry] 1. Seth Globepainter, Makatron, Sirum, Plea DEM189 – Fitzroy 2. Shida, TwoOne, Seth the Globepainter
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No Vacancy has bought us some great artists and shows since opening in 2008, now it’s time to celebrate their 5th birthday, this Thursday at Fed Square. And so they should celebrate!!! This should be a great show, we highly recommend you get down on Thursday from 6-9pm. What a line up! Bonsai, Twoone, Megg,
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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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Trust Backwoods Gallery to put on one of the most interesting group shows, with some of the finest artists, that we’ve seen here in Melbourne for a while. Study Of Hands collects a bunch of artists who have previously shown at the gallery, as well as some who we hope to see showing solos there
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So last weekend we headed up to Sydney for Art & About – met a bunch of great people, and had a fkn fantastic time. Have to say, Sydney just never disappoints – every time we get up there we keep seeing more and more of the shit that we love from a whole bunch
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This Thursday night, Gallery ONE Three presents a special show curated by our good friend Hamishi. In a decade where low is becoming fine, where fine is becoming street, and where street is becoming contemporary, Hamishi has assembled a range of artists to explore the cracks and crevasses in between – and, we have to
READ MOREIt really just does seem to be Sydneys week this week, and it totally rocks. Four artists displaying large sized canvases in what is quickly becoming a hub of public art and installation – Darling Quarter – what more could you want?? “OPEN STREET ART explores the changing relationship between street artists, their work and
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This was a show we were all looking forward to, and Hiroyasu Tsuri ( TwoOne ) did not disappoint. TwoOne is just one of those artists who continues to push the boundaries, his work has equal street and contemporary appeal and always challenges the eye. Congratulations to Alex Mitchell and the crew down at Backwoods
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We have been following TwoOne for quite a while now, and, for good reason, he is one of our favourite artists practicing here in Australia. Since interviewing him two years ago, his work has just gone from strength to strength, and his next show finds him harkening back to his own personal influences in the
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We heard news of this a few months ago, and its finally here! This Friday sees the launch of an awesome collaboration of Sydney artists, creatives and bloggers into a superfest of art, ideas and talent – fuckin a! “THE HOURS is a joint venture by three long time friends and artists, Brad Eastman (Beastman),
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We interviewed them back when they had just released their first issue, and the second issue has been out for a while now, but the one thing we’ve been waiting for has been the official launch party! Six Years Later, bitches, get onto it! “Six Years Later is proud to present ‘Surface’. Its a launch
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Hectic week again, but we have time to quickly get this one up today – and we didn’t want to miss it! After a successful launch party in NYC a week or two back, Kingbown is headed for a launch in Sydney tonight. “Co-curated by Kingbrown (NY), Morning Breath Studio (NY) & The Hours (SYD),
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