Alrighty, we’ve finally sorted through all of our photos from There’s More!, and we’ll be putting them all up in the next day or two! The following photos from Lachlan Curtin-Corr and Jess Brohier of the mass painting session that we had on Saturday the 24th of March, across both Cocoa Jackson Lane and Sunshines
First up in a whole bunch of pics from the epic four day There’s More event that we put on with Cocoa Jackson and a bunch of other friends are, obviously, opening night shots. It was a really good night, the exhibition that SEAR put together was fantastic – and this is a rundown on
Well, we’ll be running pretty light on content over the next two days, as we focus all our efforts on the There’s More! event – that starts tonight – however! We do have some great little bits for you, and, of course, some great videos for you today in our weekly Transmissions wrap-up!! James Dodd
Last Thursday we got down to “Killing It”, a small installation show from two of Melbournes hottest artists right now, E.L.K., who was, on the day of the opening, named an Archibald finalist, and Adnate – who has been going all out on the walls of Melbourne lately, painting his way towards his solo show
E.L.K. and Adnate have both been busy as hell lately. Adnate has been painting up a series of remarkablt beautiful portrait pieces across Melbourne, as well as preparing for a solo show later this year, whilst E.L.K. has been jetting around for Project 5 – amongst other projects going on. That we saw some news,
We haven’t seen a show from the phenomenal New Zealand artist Askew for a while, but this one coming up looks like it’d be worth the wait (and a flight over if we could spare the time!). Askew has to count as one of the most prominent, and in our eyes, influential modern graffiti artists
We headed to the Maitreya festival last weekend to support our friends over at Online Clubber. While we were there we had a chance to check out a whole shitload art that was going on. Man, some really, really impressive stuff by some really talented artists. As for the event itself, it was pretty creative
The Invurt crew got down to RTIST Gallery last night to check out New York City Kings, a collection of canvases, sketches, prints and drawings on subway maps from a bunch of old school NYC graffiti pioneers including Ghost, Tracy 168, IZ the Wiz, and members of the The Death Squad, amongst others. With King
Correct us if we’re wrong but in our memory, there hasn’t ever quite been a show like this here in Australia – and, as their press release says, possibly even outside of the USA. There have, of course, been solo shows and group shows by many great galleries featuring top calibre artists from both the
Our man Mick Rafferty, who will be taking over a bunch of our photographic duties, got down to Seasons of Change at Revolver Upstairs last night to check out the work from Sabeth and Frame. Mad show and some grand work from this talented pair! Always good to see such cool art up in Revolver,
Saturday .. huh? Yeah, I ran out of time this week with everything, so we weren’t able to get the Transmissions up on Thursday – but that’s cool, as a few really cool ones were put out on Friday! Anyways, you know the drill, watch on for this weeks roundup of all the cool video
You may have heard that along with a heap of other cool ‘heads we are helping to put on an event with the crew at Brunswick’s Cocoa Jackson Studios at the end of March. It’ll be a massively rad weekend! We’ll have the full press release for it out next week, but, in the meantime,
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