We would have almost missed this one if we hadn’t just caught it on the Ironlak blog, but we’re glad we didn’t! Looks like the crew at Michael Koro Gallery are putting on a exhibition this Wednesday, in conjunction with Amnesty International. Any fundraising or exposure towards a worthy cause is grand in our books,
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The talented Heesco kindly sent us through some photos from his opening of Mongo Hustle at At Large Gallery the other week – it was such a cool damn show, and if you missed itm you’ll love the images of his work and the opening. The night also featured an amazing performance of live beatbox
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After hitting Sydney with his hugely successful, sold out and amazing solo show “I Love Letters” – DOES brings his work down to the ‘Burn to show everyone what’s what in his world – and what a fkn world it is. Colourful, vibrant, stylised and unique, DOES works stands up there with the best of
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Themed exhibitions rule, and this theme positively rules hard – having had many a denim jacket back in my youth, I love the idea of any show that harkening back to those formative days of hiphop, bboy and graffiti culture – Lo Fi bringing the goods once again! “The Denim back patch jacket in New
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Usually when we put up the WA tagline in the title, it means that the exhibition is more than likely in the state or territories capital city – but When It Rains It Pours couldn’t be further afield than the street of P-town. Last Chance Studios will be showcasing their collective work at what looks
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Man, another really busy week – cramming, openings, planning and getting things well underway for the year! I wont bore you with what we’re up to, beyond to say to try and keep Thursday April 21st free, as we’ll be having our official launch party (okay, so its a little delayed ha!) that night in
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If you haven’t checked out Dean Sunshine’s blog before, you probably want to head on over to Land Of Sunshine and see it all in full – he does a great job of documenting a lot of the work around here in Melbourne, but his interests are Australia wide and he’ll be delving in to
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First appearing over ten years ago on walls and facades around the city, Cam Scale isn’t a stranger to the Melbourne street art scene. In more recent years, however, Scale has also had his unique work commissioned for some pretty hefty commercial enterprises, including Pepsi Max, Lion Nathan and Microsofts Xbox. As a successful artist
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A few very cool vids for you all this week, its great! It seems that there is a steady stream every week of new videos, and we’re pretty glad about that! If you haven’t already, take a look at the Transmissions page for our previous posts, there’s some real gold in there from all across
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Empty Magazine has been a staple diet of ours for a long time now, its filled with some of the best art around and is an inspiration to flick through – over the past twenty issues, they have featured a whole slew of talented artists from far and wide, and its one of those magazine
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Adelaides got it going on atm with a whole bunch of shows in the past few months, and a fair few coming up, not least of which is this showcase of Oz graff artists to be held at Magazine gallery. “From gutter to gallery, the insatiable nature of graffiti art has continued to invoke and
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We’re ig fan of Vextas work (and we interviewed her last year!), and we follow it regularly – and her next event up next is painting at Mays Lane, on the infamous Sydney street art walls – and she’ll be working on it during the week for all to check out. “MAY’S is excited to
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