For the past ten years, Fletcher Andersen (Facter) has cut his teeth writing for a variety of street press and music magazines. Drawing on his years of writing experience, and as an artist himself, Facter founded Invurt with the aim of promoting artistic events, and the established and emerging Australasian urban, street, illustrative, underground and low brow artists that partake in them. Follow him on Instagram @facter, or go like his Facebook page and check out his website, Irikanji.
Tom Vincent is one of those artists who has been quietly making his own way into the art world, surreptitiously building a body of work behind the scenes the likes of which I, for one, am hugely excited about. I’ve known Tom for some time now – not only is he a great artist, but
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We’ve been enamoured by the work of Ollie Lucas for a long time now, and seeing any kind of show pop up from the man is grand – and this one, Electric Geometry, promises something very cool. We first saw the work that Ollie was doing with “spools” in a group show at No Vacancy
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Takie is one of those artists whose work simply draws you in and leaves you looking for all the little intricacies in her work. Since interviewing her last year, Takie has gone on to do several more group shows and exhibits, and seeing yet another solo show from her is grand – and this one
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Alas, we missed getting this up in time for the opening of the show (welcoem to the world of Guatemalan internet – or the lack thereof!), but it looks like a great one! Crew / Cuts will be on for two weeks and you should get down to see it – RAWHIDE is one mad
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There’s a story I was told by someone in Singapore that really resonated with me on the topic of the arts, culture and freedom of expression, and it goes something like this – “The government decided to build a new MRT (train) station, but, after it had been completed they decided not to open it.
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I was having a cigarette outside a gallery opening some years back when I spotted my first Will Coles piece. No, it wasn’t in the gallery itself – it was stuck up high on a bit of guttering, glued in place – I’d only noticed it as I’d been half drunkenly staring up into space.
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Some of you may remember back in January that we posted a big assed painting session in Windsor that we helped to produce – at the time, I’d jokingly said that as the laneway didn’t have any official name, that it should be called “Aerosol Alley” … well, I guess its no longer a joke,
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We had news last week that one of Indonesia’s top street artists, Darbotz, will be heading down to Melbourne to have a solo show later this month. We’ve seen a bit of Darbotz work before, but we’re even more excited after having followed up on it all, and got a bit more info on the
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Invurt is online webzine focusing on Australian and Melbourne street art, graffiti, underground, low brow and other new genre challenged art. Established 2009.
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