Around this time last year, we did our first snapshot of some of the cool sites that we read on a frequent basis that deal with Australian and New Zealand art and other creative endeavours. Every day our editor, Facter, reads through a mountain of blogs and websites, looking for cool events, exhibitions and artists
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Man, we love new magazines, especially when its a digital magazine and their content focus is on Australian and international artists. When its also put together by the guy behind one of our favourite flickr streams that covers street art up in Sydney, well, its a must read. “Knock knock magazine profiles street level emerging
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Magazines. Without them, we’d be in a void of inspirational stupor. There isn’t a day that goes by that we here at Invurt don’t delve into some form of ‘zine, be it print, digital or web, and these gorgeous products that we view are often a wonderland of the surreal, beautiful and bizarre. Yet a
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We’ve been following this talented crew for a while now, and its finally time for the magazine to launch this week at Mag Nation! We are, of course, notably interested in the artist/design coverage, but that’s only a small portion of the amazing interviews and profiles that the magazine covers. Providing a good cross section
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With the Everfresh residency in the NGV Studio space ending last week, we were all wondering what was up next, until we saw a sneak preview video of Inherent Vice. Since then, we’ve seen a bunch of info on the new event, and we’re pretty excited to check it out … Inherent Vice will be
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We love webzine, ezines, blogs, journals, essays and of course, print – so whenever we see a new one pop up somewhere, or discover an old one that we somehow missed, we want to shout it out all over and tell as many people as possible about it. All of these things help document the
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Very Nearly Almost (VNA) is probably one of our favourite magazines, we read it religiously and its highly inspirational. Over the past thirteen issues there have been some amazing interviews and articles from across the world between its covers – and, well, we’re obviously huge fans of documenting all this kind of stuff via the
READ MOREInvurt wouldn’t be anything without the rest of the web and arts community – we spend at least an hour or two every day going through a wide range of feeds and sites, checking for news and seeing what’s happening. Probably half the event stuff we post up is composed of things we find through
READ MOREIts that time of year again for Curvy to hit the shelves, and this time its joined with a new counterpart, Muscle Up, focusing on the other, fairer half of the sexes – and what a cool bundle both mags look like being. With a few delays with publications, their schedules have moved around a
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Magazines, and media in general, are a part and parcel of the art world, and theres no escaping it. These days, with our rich technological endowments, various new forms of media continue to break news in a time honoured fashion, albeit often via very different means than would have been available even a mere two
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Woot! Timba Smits and crew brings the goods once more with the launch of Wooden Toy #7 – this time with a special focus on music from this amazingly produced and visually stunning magazine. The time, creativity and talented design and editing that goes into this mag is second to none, and it belongs on
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Almost missed this one! Opening tonight at Gorker Gallery, there is a touring exhibition from the guys who do the Ala Champfest magazine. With pieces from D*Face, French, Gary Seaman, Nior, Jacob Knill, Kate Gagliardi, Jesse Olsen, Word To MJother and Ronzo – as well as a bunch of photographs from the mag, including Sanna
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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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