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Higher Ground studios has been around since 2010, and we’ve covered them, and the artists that make their home there, a hell of a lot over that period. Coming up at Kind Of Gallery, this group show, with all of the artists putting forth examples of their work, is nothing short of awesome. Beastman, Bennett, Ears, Mark Alsweiler, Max Berry, Neil Tomkins, Numskull, Phibs, Thomas Jackson and Tom Ferson – need we say more?

“Art is a process that is most powerful when it’s in co-operation with other artists. Nurturing, support and critical feedback is essential not only on an individual level, but in the formation and evolution of any art movement.

My association with the movement that Sydney has experienced in the last 10 years began with a series of conversations between Numskull, Beastman and myself in around 2005. It was apparent then that there was clearly something missing in Sydney art, and that thing was direction and community for a group of passionate artists involved in an exploding new form of urban expression. Working together on varied and exciting projects, we came together as like-minds, whose practices whilst varied, shared the same ultimate goal: the formation of an art community.

Higher Ground is in many ways the culmination of those conversations we had in 2005 about what was lacking in Sydney and where someday things could end up. Having worked with all of the artists in the studio in some way or another, I have experienced the vibrancy, relevance and ongoing contribution they are making to the Australian and international scene. Since its inception in 2010, this group of mostly self-taught artists, at different ages and in different stages of their careers, have established a new platform for the continuation of their individual and collective artistic beliefs.

In a world of social, political and creative chaos, it’s difficult to find a place to come up for air – luckily these artists have collaboratively found their own Higher Ground.

- Ben Frost”

That about tells it all, nice piece there from Frost. It speaks volumes of what the show will consist of. Also, not only will there be a mad lot of art up on the walls, but a limited edition book will also be released on the night -

“On the occasion of the exhibition, Higher Ground Studio will be releasing a limited edition book. Featuring photographs by Tony Kenny and the artists themselves, this self-published 84 page book is a detailed pictorial documentation of life in the studio, the artist’s varied processes and the different workspaces within the studio. The edition of 100 perfect bound books will be hand signed and numbered by all the artists in the studio.”

If that doesn’t cinch all reasons for heading to this one, I don’t know what else will – such an amazing array of artists under the one roof – we really wish we could make it to this one. Lucky bastards this week, Sydney crew.

Who: Beastman, Bennett, Ears, Mark Alsweiler, Max Berry, Neil Tomkins, Numskull, Phibs, Thomas Jackson, Tom Ferson
What: Higher Ground Studio group show
Where: Kind Of Gallery, 80 Oxford St, Darlinghurst, Sydney
When: Show opens Thursday 29th November from 6pm til 9pm and runs til 2nd December

Check out the Higher Ground website as well as the facebook event page for more info on the show.

This looks all kinds of awesome, really. Wollongong has a grand weekend ahead as a bunch of talent and some of Australias finest street artists descend on the city to paint, talk and exhibit.

“We are proud to announce a project we have been working on with Verb Syndicate in Wollongong.

WONDERWALLS is a three day art festival presented by The Hours, Verb Syndicate and Ironlak, featuring some of Australia’s most well known Low Brow artists. The weekend of the 9th – 11th of November we will be hosting an exhibition, an exclusive panel discussion AND a series of small & large scale murals being painted around the Wollongong CBD.

If you’re in Wollongong, come join us on the weekend. If you’re from Sydney, it’s only a short drive down the coast. Come for the day, stay for the weekend. Enjoy three days of Australia’s best street and graffiti art, absolutely free.

Visit the WONDERWALLS website for more info.”

Three days of checking out great art, great artists and also having the chance to hear them talka bout their work and what inspires them – lucky ‘Gong!  Theres a heap more info on the flyer below for all the details, plus a lot of info, times and locations on the map thats on their website. Nice.

Who: Rone, Meggs, Yok, Sheryo, Numskull, Beastman, Phibs, Roach, Thomas Jackson, Jumbo, Ears, Vans the Omega, Jae Copp, Two One, Bridge Stehli, Pudl, Cam Scale, Bafcat, Katse, Skulk.
What: Wonderwalls street art festival
Where: Check the flyer above or the map ont he website for all the locations.
When: Friday 9th November til Sunday 11th November. Check the website or flyer above for all the details and times for the various events and painting sessions.

Visit the WONDERWALLS website for more info.

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), Marty Routledge and Numskull. These three Sydney locals have each been instrumental in developing and enriching the Australian contemporary, street, graffiti and low brow art community over the last decade. They are now combining their many skills, fans, ideas, contacts and thriving ambition into THE HOURS, which promises to be an innovative creative force for years to come.

To celebrate their launch, THE HOURS presents an exhibition of new paintings by a few of their friends: Beastman, Ben Frost, Bennett, Ears, Edward Woodley, Ghostpatrol, Jae Copp, Joel Birch, Jumbo, Kyle Hughes-Odgers, Kyle Montgomery, Man Man, Mark Alsweiler, Max Berry, Miso, Numskull, Phibs, Roach, Sean Morris, Slug, Thomas Jackson, Trent Whitehead, Twoone and Vans the Omega.

THE HOURS have handpicked and invited these 24 talented artists from all over Australia to express their individual style of art making in circle format for an exhibition not to be missed.

Stay tuned to The Opening Hours for more information and previews of the work. All the artworks will also be available for purchase through the website.”

On top of that, The Opening Hours has just relaunched their site today, and its lookin mighty damn fine!

It’s really great to see all these guys getting together and launching something that we are sure is going to be a fantastic project, and will do great things for the Australian art scene -  and we wish them every success on their venture! For now, however, go celebrate their launch this coming Friday, wish we could make it up there for it!

Who: Beastman, Ben Frost, Bennett, Ears, Edward Woodley, Ghostpatrol, Jae Copp, Joel Birch, Jumbo, Kyle Hughes-Odgers, Kyle Montgomery, Man Man, Mark Alsweiler, Max Berry, Miso, Numskull, Phibs, Roach, Sean Morris, Slug, Thomas Jackson, Trent Whitehead, Twoone, and Vans the Omega.
What: The Hours Launch Party
Where: The Tate, 345 Glebe Point Rd, Glebe, Sydney
When: Launch party starts Friday 7th September at 6pm, and the exhibition runs until the 9th September.

Check out The Hours website and the facebook event page for more info.

I mean, dear god damn look at that list of artists – aMBUSH Gallery keeps setting the bar for some amazing shows, and, teaming up with Doctor Dboe their next show is a cacophonic array of black and white imagery – our favourite!

“Faced with the challenge of stark simplicity, 67 Australian and international artists known for their vibrant, technicolour flair have come together to form Black & White All In Between, aMBUSH Gallery’s latest star-studded exhibition of 2012.

The parameters of Black & White All In Between are basic: to create works uniform in size and using only black ink. Proposed to a diverse range of illustrators, fine artists, street legends and graffiti greats, the concept removes the comfort of colour from the artists’ process and challenges them to develop work driven by composition, form and tone. Not only a chance to see a collection of work by some of the world’s most exciting contemporary artists, Black & White All In Between presents audiences with an opportunity to own that work. The high quality pieces are all priced affordably, accessible art being a priority of both aMBUSH Gallery and Black & White’s curator, Dion Zancanaro.

Join aMBUSH on Friday 31 August in celebrating the launch of Black & White All In Between, catered by Arvo Beer and ABSOLUT Vodka, with live music performed by DJs Paper Plane Project, Raine Supreme and DPHY.”

From the simple things, come some of the best things – and this show will be no exception. 100 shades of black and white, indeed. Again, read that list below and you’ll get why we wish we could be there.

Who: Aldous, Amuse One, Anthony Lister, Askew, Beastman, Bei Badgirl, Ben Frost, Bennett, Bridge Stehli, Brooklyn Whelan, Cpho, Daniel Farrell, Days, Dboe, Deb, Desta, Does, Drew Funk, Dvate, Edward Woodley, Erin Forsyth, Flutter Lyon, Gimiks Born, Hekups, Jesse Brookis, Jodee Knowles, Joel Sammut, Jorzz, Josh Roelink, Jumbo, Kade, Ken Taylor, Kpish, Luca Ionescu, Mark Drew, Nathan Pickering, Numskull, Ozer, Paris, Perso, Phew, Phibs, Phil James, Pigeon Boy, Pudler, Peque Vrs, Rj Williams, Roach, Ronstoppable, Rotes, Sam Silverstone, Scale, Sektor, Set, Simon Lovelace, Skel, Snarl, Sprinkles, Tarns, Teazer, Thomas Jackson, Vans The Omega, Vexta, Water, Well Dressed Vandals, Will Lynes, Yok
What: Black & White All In Between
Where: aMBUSH Gallery, 4a James Street, Waterloo, Sydney
When: Show opens Friday 31st August from 6pm til 9pm and runs until September 4th

Check out the aMBUSH Gallery website and the facebook event page for more info.

Hectic week agian, 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), issue 8 features work and studio visits of numerous skateboard-related artists. Following the launch of Kingbrown in New York, The Tate Gallery & The Hours proudly present the Sydney leg of the International launch featuring a cross section of artists from Kingbrown No 8 as well as supporting local artists from within the Kingbrown Family.

There will be 50 copies of Issue 8 on sale at the event. Each Issue comes with a Morning Breath Die Cut, DIY Skateboard and a Ltd Ed. Kingbrown x Beastman x Element TShirt.”

Featuring a whole bunch of usual suspects and a few other great additions from both local and international climes, this will be a fine showing . We got our hands on issue #8 not too long ago as well, and suffice to say, its yet another great issue – we loved the included mini-skateboard!

Head down, see some great art, and grab a copy tonight!

Who: Mike Giant, Stefan Marx, Ben Horton, Steve Gourlay, Troy Archer, Beastman, Thomas Jackson, Numskull, Sheryo, Twoone, Mark Alsweiler, Gimiks Born, Sam Smith, Max Berry, Roach, Yok, Ian Mutch, Kyle Hughes-Odgers
What: King Brown Issue #8 Oz launch
Where: The Tate, 345 Glebe Pt Rd, Glebe, NSW
When: Show opens tonight, Friday 10th August from 6pm and the show runs til Sunday 12th August.

Check out the facebook event page and the Kingbrown website for more info on the show!

Ah, Thursdays, it’s all downhill from here people! It’s been a short week for us with a lot to catch up on, but always time to look through videos of cool Oz and NZ art from across the web – so here’s this weeks roundup!

Cool interview with NZs Askew on 20/20 – unfortunately, once again, no embed code so here’s the link.

Red Bull released the video from their Canvas Cooler project the other week – this is cool, lots of behind the scenes stuff and a nice little bit from inside the Higher Ground studio.

Ben Frost did a really nice piece at the Massive HQ the other week, and here’s the timelapse!

Anthony Lister had a show recently at New Image Art Gallery – heres a short doco behind the scenes of the exhibition.

Ah, Zonk Vision – constantly delighting us with your craziness.

A small roundup of shots in slideshow format of some graff around Sydney – simple, but cool.

That’s all we have this week – if you have any videos to share, just send them to us!

Sydney’s Lo-Fi Collective are no strangers to producing amazing shows and events that huddle together insanely talented individuals.

This event, "Canvas Cooler" features some of Australia’s top street artists in collaboration with Red Bull, who will be creating their artwork (of amazing proportion) in a totally different  and cool way. The project already hit London as well as also totally rocked White Walls Gallery San Francisco last year – and Sydney is next.

"The Canvas Cooler Project is decking out eleven of Sydney’s premier watering holes with original artwork by 11 of Australia’s leading street artists. Using Red Bull fridges as a new medium, some of Australia’s most recognised names in street art will transform the humble cooler into a work of art inspired by each bar’s décor. Venues include Upstairs Beresford, The Norfolk, Hunky Dory, Bucket List and Lo Fi."

The event, curated by Marty Routledge, includes a crazy line up of artists such as Beastman, Numskull, Phibs, Roachy, Thomas Jackson, Will Lynes, Esjay, Brent Smith, Well Dressed Vandals, Kerupt and Peque.

Here’s a quick teaser video of the event …

The eleven works of brilliance in cooler form will be revealed at an exclusive exhibition event at Lo Fi Collective in Sydney’s Surry Hills, at the end of March.

Who: Beastman, Numskull, Thomas Jackson,Roach, Peque, Kerupt, Phibs, Well Dressed Vandals, Will Lynes, Brent Smith, and Esjay.
What: Red Bull Curates The Canvas Cooler Project Event and Exhibition
Where: Opening event will be held at Lo Fi Collective @ The Standard  Floor 3, 383 Bourke St, Surry Hills
When: Event is held on Thursday 29th March from 7.30pm.

Check out the facebook event, as well as the Lo-Fi Collective website for more info.

Over the past two years, Sydneys Lo-Fi Collective has consistently displayed some of the best shows from domestic and international artists. With their amalgamation with The Standard, they have continued to go from strength to strength into this new year and we always eagerly await seeing what is next up on their line up.

So, you can imagine our glee when we saw that Lo-Fi was branching out and helping to open up a sister gallery in Glebe, The Tate. The opening show, There Goes The Neighbourhood, gives us a glimpse of that which is to come, and, reading through the philosophy behind the new gallery at Glebes Toxeth Hotel, we’re full of anticipation.

"The Tate at Glebe’s renowned hotel, The Toxteth, is the latest addition to the inner west’s visual arts scene. Comprising of a rent-free, commission-free gallery space as well as a set of no-rent art studios, The Tate will house a curated family of artists from a range of disciplines and backgrounds, with the objective of re-invigorating Sydney’s arts and cultural scene.

The Tate is another initiative from the team behind Sydney’s Lo-Fi Collective: co-founded by Peer Group and Riversdale Group and co-curated by Marty Routledge and Christopher Loutfy.

As the gentrification avalanche tumbles down the hills from the Eastern Suburbs, the known creative precincts of Surry Hills and Darlinghurst are being pushed further to Redfern and Darlington. Following the success of Lo-Fi, as well as The Standard, Go Font Yr Self and Self Est., the founders see The Tate as yet another step in the process of addressing the distance between Sydney’s arts education system and the art industry, as well as bridging the physical gap between Sydney’s inner west and the inner city.

The Tate will hold new openings weekly, embracing grass roots talent from within the establishment by means of draft picks from our arts education system. The Tate applies the same free gallery structure as its sister gallery, Lo-Fi Collective, serving as a stepping stone space for 2nd year graduates to host their first solo or group shows."

More galleries showcasing the shit we love means more opportunities to see it, and with the Lo-Fi crew behind it all, there is no doubt that The Tate is going to be continue to surprise us with a diverse range of shows, and make us wish we could get up to Sydney more often!

You can check out a whole bunch of shots and previews of the new gallery over at the Opening Hours and at The Tates blog.

Who: Beastman, Numskull, Daniel Farrell, Thomas Jackson, Robin Hearfield, Kyle Montgomery, Max Treffkorn, Toko, Damien Aistrope, Luca Ionescu, Joseph Allen Shea, Marty Routledge, Chris Loutfy, Mitch Lyne, Lucien Alperstein, Kimberly Manning.
What: There Goes The Neighbourhood – The Tate opening exhibition.
Where: The Tate @ The Toxeth, 345 Glebe Pt Road, Glebe, Sydney
When: Show opens Thursday 16th March from 6pm til late, and runs til Sunday 18th March

Check out The Tate at their new blog, as well as the Lo-Fi Collective website.

Sydney’s Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is made up of a collection comprising some of the city’s finest outcasts. For one night only, at LO-FI, DRS are pulling their creative fingers out, to showcase a collection of works that has made DRS such a creative force over the past decade.

“‘A reunion of Sydney’s biggest creative misfits,
celebrated with individual hung works & installations. 

Since 1999 the winning combination of vandalism, beer, juicy mops, fight clubs, beach swims, arguments, getting high, jail cells, ping pong, chases, deep sea fishing, thumping & getting thumped has moulded this family of now upstanding members of society. “

Get down and get dirty!

Who: Dirty Rotten Scoundrels – Roacty, Numskull, Thomas Jackson, Cam Scale, Slikor, Snow, Sekt, Baker, Radio, Baden Pailthorp, Trevor, Tony & Plasm.
What: Delayed Reactions – DRS Group show.
Where: Floor 3, 383 Bourke St Surry Hills Sydney 
When: Thursday 14th July 6pm (One night only!!!)

Check out more info on the LO-FI website & facebook event page.

Okay, so the word dynamo comes to mind when I think of Twoone, and now I’m just going to apply it to Thomas Jackson as well. Only a two or three weeks after their last duo show, they are hitting back again with yet another one – again at the Lo Fi Collective space.

This time they’ll be showcasing a series of Giclee prints of new water color drawings, typographic works, and more – knowing those two artists work, theres sure to be some amazingly cool stuff on display.

Who: Twoone & Thomas Jackson
What: Attic Antics duo show
Where: Lo-Fi Collective, 383 Bourke Street, Darlinghurst
When:  Show opens Thursday 30th September at 6pm.

Via Twoones blog.

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.

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 …

• The guys and girls at We Make Stuff Good put up some really cool interviews with Wooden Toys Timba Smits and Beastman, who will both be at Semi Permanent next weekend. Loved them!
• At Large Gallery just got in a good supply of new Ironlak, so, you know, if you need some paint and are in Northcote, you can grab that while you’re checking out the shows they’re putting on ..
• The Opening Hours has some cool pics up of the opening for Dont Go Into The Attic at Lofi gallery
• This Life has some great pics from the Everfresh Black Book opening last Friday night
• I also loved this teaser video that Callum Preston did for the EF Black book.
• Myers in Melbourne has an awesome installation piece from Merda up as part of the Basement project– I’ve been following its construction & progress over the past few months, and damn it looks grand all finished – a total labour of love. This video of the project by Duro Cubrilo is also very cool.
• Cant really go past my favorite international vid this week from Brazils Os Gemeos. Loved it to bits.

….*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.

Its always great to see Twoone doing shows, and this time he teams up with Thomas Jackson for a short run duo show at China Heights in Surry Hills – gotta love collaborative exhibitions.

“The absence of man’ is an exhibition by twoone and thomas jackson, two artists well known to the melbourne street art scene. although exhibiting along side each other for many years, this is the first exhibition these acclaimed artists have done exclusively together. both artists use an abstract touch of nature to take you to a new world where nature has retaken the world, and the absence of man is seen by the decrepit remains of old buildings and natural regrowth. these artists’ choice of colours and attention to detail make it easy for the viewer to disappear into the world they have created. the framing of their work almost makes you believe they are looking through a window into this strange and beautiful world. these two artists fascination of the ‘found’ and ‘mans need to build’, mixed with a love of nature has really come through in this body of work. in the absence of man, nature will take over.”

Who: Twoone & Thomas Jackson
What: The Absence of Man duo show
Where: China Heights Gallery, Level 3, 16-28 foster st, surry hills (sydney)
When: Opening Friday 10th September 2010 6-9pm, daily until 12th September

Via weARE theIMAGEmakers. Check out Twoones and Thomas Jacksons website for more info.

One of the Everfresh crew,  Callum Preston (aka The Tooth) has some work in the Six Pack group exhibition this week at Highlander. He’ll be showing some stuff along with Bolts, Carl Dobson, Thomas Jackson, Didak Tamtoro and Rick Milovanovic. Get down there to check it out.

What: Six Pack
Who: Callum Preston (The Tooth), Bolts, Carl Dobson, Thomas Jackson, Didak Tamtoro and Rick Milovanovic
Where: Highlander – 11a Highlander Lane, Melbourne CBD
When: Thursday 18th March, 6pm.

Via Everfresh