Interview – Luke Taaffe

Interview – Luke Taaffe

September 21, 2010
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Back a couple of weeks ago, artist, designer and lover of waves Luke Taaffe had a duo exhibition with Beastman up in Brisbane – and, at the time, I hit him up with a few questions, as per as often as I can whenever I see a cool artist doing a show. As happens though, the man was completely smashed for time, which, between his solo show and finishing of the latest Summer 11 Roxy collection, was completely understandable.

He didn’t forget about it though, and, graciously, as soon as he found the time to do so, he sent an email back – and it was a great reply! I’ve been waiting for a perfect time to put it up since getting it, and that seems to be now, because this guy deserves an amount of undivided attention for the progress, passion, and determination to which he’s applied his creative skills over the past few years …

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Exhibition – Yone – Shake that Ass – VIC & NSW

Exhibition – Yone – Shake that Ass – VIC & NSW

September 21, 2010
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You’ve seen the announcements all over already, and if you haven’t, then I guess you’re not as much of a artnews junky as me – either that or you’ve been in a coma, (either/either) but this week sees  one of the most amazing “lo fi sexy” photographers in the world right now – Yasumasa “Yone” Yonehara, opening not one, but two shows in both Melbourne and Sydney.

“Yasumasa ‘Yone’ Yonehara is undoubtedly one of the most dynamic and influential magazine editors and photographers in Japan.

During the 90s Yonehara’s work with the iconic Egg Magazine was instrumental in the emergence of ‘kogyaru’ (Japanese schoolgirl) culture into the global consciousness.

Yonehara’s signature ‘lo-fi sexy’ photographic style was established though a collection of erotic Fujifilm ‘cheki’ shots for Smart Girls with some of Tokyo’s hottest models. The unprecedented success of his first book, a folio of these Smart Girl portraits, bestowed him instant fame.

It was at this point that Yonehara’s sphere of influence became global, with brands such as American Apparel ‘appropriating’ his unique photographic style for use in advertising campaigns. A new genre of editorial photography was born, founded on Yonehara’s instant Polaroid style.”

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(flyer is for the Melbourne show)

Who:  Yasumasa “Yone” Yonehara
What: Shake That Ass solo show

Melbourne show:

Opens Friday 24th September, 6pm til 9pm – show runs til 10th October
Backwoods Gallery – 25 Easey St, Collingwood (rear of side alley)
After party at New Guernica from 10pm

Sydney show:

Opens Saturday 25th September, 6pm til 9pm – show runs til 27th October
Lo-fi Collective – Level 3, 383 Bourke Street, Surry Hills

Via Backwoods Gallery & Lo-Fi Collective

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Exhibitions – Ben Frost & James Jirat Patradoon – NSW

Exhibitions – Ben Frost & James Jirat Patradoon – NSW

September 21, 2010
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Not one, but two exhibitions are opening this week at the Boutwell Draper gallery in Redfern, with Ben Frost and James Jirat Patradoon showing works across their walls from this coming Thursday.

Two great shows from two great artists, both opening in the same gallery, on the same night – grandness.

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Who: Ben Frost. James Jirat Patradoon.
What: Ben Frosts “The Art Of Noise” & James Jirat Patradoons “Heartaches” solo exhibitions
Where: Boutwell Draper gallery,
When: Shows open Thursday 23rd, and both run until October the 23rd.

See Ben Frost, James Jirat Patradoon and the Boutwell Draper websites for even more details.

Via the Opening Hours

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Exhibition – Creatures – NSW

Exhibition – Creatures – NSW

September 20, 2010
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Monsters, beasts and strange entities are all going to be displayed at an upcoming show at the National Grid this Friday, as they play host to a variety of artists from across the spectrum, all presenting works from their interpretation of the “creatures” theme.

Again, teleporter required, please.

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Who: Gaspian De Looze, Luke Morrell, Sam Clark, Tez, Camilla Zavattaro, Claire Reid, Apeseven, Bigfoot, Jason Maloney
What: Creatures Group Show
Where: The National Grid Gallery, 24 Chard Road, Brookevale
When: Opens 24th September, 6pm – 10pm, show runs until October 23rd

Check out more info at the National Grid gallery.

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Friday Wrap & The Week Ahead

September 17, 2010
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Melbourne

  • Ghostpatrol had his solo exhibition Warps Points and Seed Vault save points open last night. Melbourne Art & Culture Critic has a short review of the exhibition here – I checked it out when it seemed to be at its most busy, some wonderful work in there – looking forward to seeing it when its a little quieter. We did a really cool interview with the man himself here.
  • Nicole Tattersalls solo exhibition, “Patchworked” opens tonight – I saw a couple of her pieces when I was picking up some of the work left over from my show last night, and it looks great! Also check out the interview we did with her.
  • Paradise Hills opens their door for the first time tonight, with their group exhibition “The Grass Is Always Greener”  opening up tonight in Richmond
  • A new print gallery, Signed & Numbered opened up in Prahran this week, featuring work from a whole slew of our favorite artists. I’ll be checking it out over the weekend to see what its all about – but in the meantime Design Federation did a cool little piece on it the other day – they also sell their prints online.
  • Of course last, but certainly not least – Semi Permanent started today! (If only I could have got the day off this 9-5er, alas) – and in grand style, we have the Just Another Group show – the official SP Melbourne exhibition opening tonight. Yesterday we did a great interview with Toby and Melika from Just Another Agency, the brains behind the show, so have a read, and get on down tonight for a great show – seeya there!

Other news and cool shiz

  • Everfresh have some great pics up from their Sydney book launch – looks like a fun night was had by all.
  • Some cool pics up also of Twoone and Thomas Jacksons Sydney show, the Absence of Man
  • The Melbourne Sweet Streets festival is looking for volunteers to help them out over the duration of the festival – check out the info here. One of the items on the program for the festival is a Stencil Class for Secondary teachers – a great avenue for anyone wanting to help educate students about the greatness that is stencil art.
  • This Life put up a great interview with Eleven & Co, loving the calligraphic styles of his work.
  • We Make Stuff Good keep bringing out the Semi Permanent info goods with an interview with Leif Podhajsky  – this was the first exposure I’ve had to his work, and it was a great introduction – someone I’ll now be keeping an eye on.
  • Its been on a bunch of blogs, but I saw it first at The Opening Hours – Brisbane City Council in all its glory decided to completely buff an amazing legal wall done by Anthony Lister – well done BCC, I’m loving the whole retro Sir Joh era policies! Yay to supporting culture and the arts! :|
  • Okay, so I love rockets – and so does Lauren Orchowski, she went around the US taking photos of all those old 50s and 60s rocket ship playgrounds and produced a book of photographs, called “Rocket Science” from all her shots – some fine urban decay of these cool rusting ships.

Thats about it, fairly quiet this week in the rest of Oz, but if I’ve missed anything please let me know – and, as always, if you have any news or events you want us to cover, please just send us a message.

Ez.

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Interview – Just Another Agency

Interview – Just Another Agency

September 16, 2010
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A couple of months ago I saw a new website turn up online – at first glance, I was mostly drawn to it for the beautifully rendered, and oh-so-recognisable, Timba Smits (of Wooden Toy fame) design. It didn’t take me much reading, however, to realise that the website represented something new, and invigorating, amongst both the Australian and international low-brow/design/urban/street/you know scene.

Just Another Agency is somewhat of a misnomer, because after a only a fragment of research, and, having read through the interview below, it feels like anything but “another agency”. The two whirlwinds of frenetic energy behind the JAA master plan, Toby and Melika, are a pair of creatively impassioned champions of that which they love most – emerging or established, stunningly unique creatives from as many different walks of life as the varieties of mediums they represent. Not only do the pair encourage and provide opportunities for their impressive roster of talent, but they are also, in turn, supported by a collective network of friends, artists and other industry entities, formulating a circle of creative representation that is, in my eyes, one of the wonders of the Australian artistic community.

With their first few months of operation spent translating their vision into reality, it came as no surprise that find out that they were given the reins to produce a massive group show to be held in conjunction with the upcoming Melbourne Semi-Permanent conference and to coalescing that vision into the first (of a seemingly many) showcase of the artists under their supportive wing.

Dedicated to their cause, bold and humble, Toby and Melika are at the start of something very cool indeed, and we’re delighted to be able to share a few of their thoughts with you …

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Exhibitions(s) – Last Chance Studios Excellent Adventure

Exhibitions(s) – Last Chance Studios Excellent Adventure

September 16, 2010
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Perth, Sydney and Melbourne are in for a massive treat over the next two months, as the rapidly rising and incredibly talented stable of artists at Perths Last Chance Studios hit the road with a showcase of their work.

If you haven’t seen or heard from at least one of the artists involved with Last Chance over the past eighteen or so months since their inception, I’d have to shake my head in your general direction – because Daek, Kid Zoom, Creepy, Sean Morris, Ryan Boserio and Tim Rollin have all been totally ripping it up both as a collective, and on an individual level.

This is must see stuff.

“LAST CHANCE STUDIO’S EXCELLENT ADVENTURE marks the first time that the artists of Last Chance have united to bring the full force of their movement across the nullabor. And they are doing it in style – throwing caution and logistical nightmares to the wind, and declaring their intent to put on three completely separate art shows in three cities in two weeks.

The adventure begins on Friday, September 24th at 6pm with Kick It Like Jujitsu – a massive installation painting at The Bakery, on James Street in Northbridge, Last Chance’s home town. The Last Chance boys will be joined by AM crew guest artists and Sydney’s Beastman to paint out the entire gallery for this show, which opens up Semi-Permanent 2010, and will also be the exhibition that re-opens The Bakery after 18 months of renovations.

The gang then heads to Sydney to paint some walls, make some friends and open Face Palm Your Demons – an exhibition of new paintings and drawings and a collaborative installation painting at Oh Really Gallery in Newtown, Sydney. Opening drinks start at 6m, Thursday September 30 and the show runs until October 10.

From there it’s on to Melbourne, for another week of art escapades culminating Why Aren’t You Naked? – Another exhibition of completely new artworks and wall paintings by the collective, at the new No Vacancy Project Space in Federation Square. The show opens at on Thursday, October 7 at 6pm and runs until October 24.

Daek says that Melbourne and Sydney folks should come down to the openings if they would like to “Make some good friendly pals they can come stay with if they want to visit nice beaches in the summer.” Asked to describe the fortnight of antics they have ahead of them, he imagines that it will probably be “Exactly like Robocop wearing Nintendo power gloves watching The Wizard in an epic gaming montage.”

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Who: Last Chance Studio – Daek, Kid Zoom, Creepy, Sean Morris, Ryan Boserio and Tim Rollin

Perth – Kick It Like Jujitsu

Semi-Permanent Opening Party : Installation Painting & Opening
The Bakery, 233 James Street, Northbrdige
Opens 6pm September 24th, show runs til October 3rd

Sydney – Face Palm your Demons

Oh Really Gallery, 55 Enmore Road, Newtown
Opens 6pm September 30th, show runs til October 10th

Melbourne – Why Aren’t You Naked?

No Vacancy Project Space, The Atrium, Federation Square
Opens 6pm October 7th, show runs til October 24th

Via Last Chance Studios – go check out the official release for even more info on the studio and the shows.

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Exhibition – Busy Busy Busy – TCB – Melbourne

Exhibition – Busy Busy Busy – TCB – Melbourne

September 16, 2010
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Got this through last night for a group show coming up at TCB Gallery. Looks to be an eclectic collection of artists from a variety of different mediums and artistic walkways – something a little different to check out and soak up!

“The exhibition title ‘busy, busy’, comes from the phrase ‘Busy, busy, busy’ which is what people of the fictional religion, ‘Bokonon’ (from the novel ‘Cats Cradle’ by Kurt Vonnegut), whisper upon witnessing an example of how interconnected everything is.

The invite image (below) is a reassertion of this idea of idea and truth lost within each other, both existing simultaneously and unconnected similarity: the image is of a false computer window featuring a seemingly abstracted pattern titled ZOOMLEARYNOSE.JPG, an image file name, yet the abstracted pattern is an actual portion of magnification from a JPG of Dr Timothy Leary’s nose, the most well known and determined advocate of the consciousness expanding drug, LSD. In reality, the image isn’t even a JPG file type image file, its a bitmap or a BMP image type.

The work within ‘busy, busy’ focuses on coincidence and connection between seemingly disparate or unrelated… ah things, you know, objects, images, subject matter, whatever dude, whatever. It is filled with irreverence against logic, a working model of the universe, albeit infinitely smaller and confined to representation via artworks in all their fallible glory.”

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Who: Rachel Ang, Gavin Bell, Jarrah de Kuijer, Marc Fernandez, Sam George, Matthew Greaves, Simon McGlinn, Rohan Schwartz, Maara Serwylo, and Ace Wagstaff.
What: Busy Busy Busy Group Show
Where: TCB Gallery, Level 1/12 Waratah Place, Melbourne
When: Show opens 22nd September 6pm- 8pm and runs til 9th October

For more info check out the TCB Gallery website.

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Exhibition – Adrian Baldsing – Changelings – Perth

Exhibition – Adrian Baldsing – Changelings – Perth

September 16, 2010
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From the looks of it, Perth is starting to really ramp up in the next few months in terms of shows – and we had word of this one from up and coming artist Adrian Baldsing at the newly minted (previously Mixtape) These Days gallery. Don’t have too much info on this one as yet, but we’re hoping to touch base with the artist to get the low down – the work of his we’ve seen around the traps looks pretty sweet.

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Who: Adrian Baldsing
What: Changelings solo exhibition
Where: These Days Gallery, 454 William Street, Northbridge, WA
When: Opens Friday 24th September @ 7pm

Check out These Days gallery for more info (site is still under construction atm!)

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Exhibition – Paul ‘Deej’ Donnachie – Nicely Toasted – Perth

Exhibition – Paul ‘Deej’ Donnachie – Nicely Toasted – Perth

September 16, 2010
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I am absolutely stoked to hear word of this show. I’ve been following Deej’s work now for a few years, and have always hoped that he’d get around to doing a show sooner rather than later – and here it is.

Nicely Toasted will be a great showcase of this talented designer and artists amazingly works, featuring a “collection of girls, gangsters and evil clowns” – what more could you want? For me, possibly a teleporter.

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Who: Paul “Deej” Donnachie
What: Nicely Toasted Solo Exhibition
Where: ABD The Gallery, 240 Lake Street, Northbridge, WA
When: Show opens Friday October 1st @ 7pm, and runs until October 23rd

Via ArtistsWA. Check out lots of Deejs work on his site.

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Event – Semi Permanent Launch Party – Melbourne

Event – Semi Permanent Launch Party – Melbourne

September 14, 2010
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All good things must have an opening, and this year the Melbourne segment of Semi-Permanent launches with a big fiesta of art, drinks and music as they take over the GPO on Bourke Street Mall.

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“Come by on Wednesday 15th September between 6pm-10pm to see the completed works from the LIVE art event, enjoy a drink from the ASAHI pop-up bar and tunes supplied by Shade Lane, Isaac De Hoer and Vines DJs. Semi-Permanent will end in an even livelier version of how it begins with a list of attendees who have been newly energized and inspired by a week of outstanding events.

Watch Melbourne’s street art masters REKA, MEGGS, PHIBS,MAKATRON, PRISM & RONE from Everfresh Studio in a live art jam at Melbourne’s GPO. Artwork created at the Live Art Jam will be auctioned to raise money for youth charities. Watch Sydney guest artists SHANNON CREES and Semi-Permanent Melbourne speaker BEASTMAN paint live murals at the pop-up gallery space. A not to be missed event.”

LIVE ART JAM

15th September
Main Exhibition Hall
Level2, GPO
11AM-5PM
FREE ENTRY

LAUNCH PARTY

15 SEPTEMBER
Main Exhibition Hall
Level 2, GPO
6-10PM
FREE ENTRY

Check out the Semi-Permanent website for more info.

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Interview – Nicole Tattersall

Interview – Nicole Tattersall

September 13, 2010
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Nicole Tattersall is a conscientious, intelligent artist, and so it is that for each showing of her work, she seemingly raises the bar just that little further  in terms of both style and content.

With her informative, regular and entertaining blog, Nicole also expertly wields an rare talent for communication, possibly a by product of her event management background and her curatorial experience – however it is her visual work, of course, that shines above all else, allowing her to project conscientious themes with a subtle degree of beauty.

We were very happy to get to speak with Nicole in the lead-up to the opening of her show Patchworked, at the At Large Gallery in Northcote, and to ask her about the themes of the show, as well as differences in direction that shes exploring …

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Interview – Ghostpatrol

Interview – Ghostpatrol

September 10, 2010
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Ask a group of people to give a top ten list of Australian artists who produce the styles of art we love, and Ghostpatrol is almost guaranteed to be in each list. From his foundations as a street artist, to his remarkable gallery work and installations, Ghostpatrol is a humble, dynamic artist whose incessant creativity over rides the hubris of scene politics or posturing by just doing what it is that he does best – creating beautiful works and characters that viewers are able to instantly identify with.

We were really lucky to snag some of Ghostpatrols time in the lead-up to his upcoming exhibition at No Vacancy, Warp Points & Seed Vault Save Points, and to get some of his thoughts down in pixels …

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Friday Wrap & The Week Ahead

September 10, 2010
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Its been a busy week all round, with my exhibition opening as well as a large number of show announcements and events – I thought I’d try to get a bit more regular with the weekly wraps & roundups, as well as link to a few cool things I’ve seen during the week…

So heres all the stuff thats ‘a happenin … and frak, theres a lot going on at the moment!

Melbourne

  • Tonights opening is in the form of Exhibit A, a great collection of street artists plying their crafted works at Collingwoods The Projects art space. I’ll be heading to this one after work for sure.
  • Ghostpatrol has another solo show coming up next week, Warp Points & Seed Vault Save Points,  at No Vacancy next Thursday – I’ve seen some of the previews, and the work is second to none – this is a show you cant miss – and we just posted up this interview with the man himself, so check it out.
  • Jae Copps solo show My Illusions Architect is still running at Gorker Gallery until the 19th September – I had a chance to wander through there the other day and loved it. We did a really great interview with him as well.
  • Semi-Permanent Melbourne is on next week, and if you haven’t got your tickets already best get in there and purchase them. They have an opening show next Wednesday that is free for all, at the GPO in the Bourke Street Mall, starting around 6pm.
  • A new gallery in Prahran opens up next Thursday in the form of Signed & Numbered – so glad we are getting more stuff on the southside, and it has a fine range of artists on display.
  • My first solo show, Inhabited Times, had an awesome opening, and its still running until September 16th. This Sunday, September 12th, I’ll be at the At Large Gallery from 12pm til 6pm, doing some drawing, giving away a few sketches maybe, and chatting to whoever comes in. Come drop by and check it out, and if you have any questions about the blog or anything else, feel free to come spin some shit with me.

I’ll get to next Fridays openings next Friday, coz I’m pretty sure thats enough for anyones brain right now …

Sydney

  • Everfresh have their Sydney Black Book Launch tonight at Ambush Gallery– if its anything like how the launch here looked last Friday, its going to be a very cool show. I got my copy of the book this week, and damn it is one fine publication, full to the hilt with some amazing work and a great run down on the crew and what they’ve been up to the past few years. If you’re in Sydney, get to the show or go buy the book.
  • Twoone and Thomas Jackson open their new show, The Absence of Man at China Heights gallery, a show looking at the power of nature in, obviously, the absence of man.
  • Ears opens his Warpaint exhibition tomorrow night at the cool new Lo-fi Collective gallery in Darlinghurst – so it looks like a fun weekend of art in Sydney
  • Alas as last week was a such busy one, I missed putting up a notice about the Collected Thoughts Exhibition in Paddington – it runs until the 22nd of September, and has some wonderful artists in it, so check it out.

Brisbane

  • Shida & Georg Whelan have their duo show opening tonight, Nec Spe Nec Metu at Nine Lives Gallery – looks dandy as hell – great to see all this stuff happening in brisvegas!

Other news and cool shiz

Heres some cool stuff I’ve seen this week in my meanderings across the web …

….*breath* .. see, told you – so frakin much going on lately … forgive me if I’ve missed anything!

So take it easy, and have a good weekend yo.

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Exhibition – Just Another Group Show – Melbourne

Exhibition – Just Another Group Show – Melbourne

September 9, 2010
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As Semi-Permanent gets closer (damn, I really need to get my tickets soon), Just Another Agency comes out with the goods with a massive group show to coincide with the event.

Showcasing a variety of amazing artists, this is yet another amazing show coupled with a fantastic event that will be a must see for anyone wanting to check out those at the forefront of Australias creative culture.

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Who: Angus Whelan, Ape 7, Aramas, Ash Nolan, Bec Winnel, Bridge, Caitlin Rigby, Catherine Campbell, Daek William, Deb, Drypnz, Dvate, Ears, Emma Sheldrake, Gary Seaman, Haha, Jack Douglas, James Jirat Patradoon, Jason Jacenko, KID9, Kaitlin Beckett, Kieran McMaster, Kirpy, Kitty Horton, Lucks, Luke Ryan, Makatron, Matt Dunn, Max Berry, Michael Steel, Nate Holmes Trapnell, Nicole Reed, Nom Kinnear-King, Pierre Lloga, Poise, Rebecca Murphy, Rena Littleson, Sam Octigan, Sear, Sirum, Steven Rhodes, Timba Smits, Zoran Nova, 23rd Key
What: Just Another Group Show – Semi Permanent Melbourne group show
Where: 1000£Bend, 361 Lt Lonsdale St, Melbourne
When: Opening Friday 17th Sept from 6-9pm. Show runs 14th-20th September.

Check out Just Another Agency, 1000£Bend and the Semi Permanent site for more info.

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Exhibition – Exhibit A – Melbourne

Exhibition – Exhibit A – Melbourne

September 9, 2010
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Not too many details on this one beyond the flyer, but it appears that it is being held at The Projects space in Collingwood. It has a great lineup of local street artists, and looks like a cool stop-in for a Friday evening – appears to be one day only though, so make sure you get down there Friday night if you want to check it out.

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Who: Rus Kitchin, Banos, Aeon, Panik, New2, Stabs, Kat Kavanagh, El Moocho, Briens, Ephameron
What: Exhibit A group show
Where: The Projects space, 169 Johnston St, Collingwood, Victoria
When: Opens Friday September 10th, show runs for one day only until the 11th.

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Gallery Opening – Signed & Numbered – Melbourne

September 9, 2010
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Looks like southside is finally gained a fair few new galleries, with news that another new one will be opening in Prahran next week, joining the fantastic new Artboy gallery on Greville Street. Opening looks to be host to a large range of prints from a bunch of well loved artists. Looking forward to finding out more about it and am  pretty excited to go and check it out – anything like this around my hood is awesome. Artboy, Signed and Numbered, Obese then contreau shots and jugs at Blue Bar – sounds like a grand day out.

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Who: Acorn, Bel Johnstone, Caitlin Rigby, Catherine Campbell, Delicate Mayhem, Elisa Mazzone, Fake, Twoone, Ian Mutch, Jan Van Dijk, Jordan Clarke, Jungle Myth, Kaitlin Beckett, Kareena Zerefos, Kelly Allen, Kelly Smith, Kristy Milliken, Lucia Fiscger, Michael Steele, Miso, Nate Gamble, Rebecca Wetzler, Rik Lee, Sean Morris, Tim Rollin, Vexta
What: Signed and Numbered Gallery opening.
Where: Shop 4 / 155 Greville Street, Prahran, Victoria. Entry via Izett Street
When: Gallery opens 16th September

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Exhibition – Shida & Georg Whelan – Nine Lives – Brisbane

Exhibition – Shida & Georg Whelan – Nine Lives – Brisbane

September 8, 2010
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More shows for our northern brethren, with Nine Lives Gallery in the ‘valley showing a collection of new works by artists Shida and Georg Whelan in their Nec Spe Nec Metu duo show. From what I’ve seen of their work, it looks pretty grand.

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Who: Shida & Georg Whelan
What: Nec Spe Nec Metu duo show
Where: Nine Lives Gallery, old space above Melino’s, 330 brunswick st, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane
When: Opens Friday 10th september 2010 6pm. Show runs until 22nd September

Via Nine Lives Gallery. Check out Shida and Georg Whelans websites/flickrs for more details and to check out their art!

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