The first issue of Spilt Milk was, from all accounts (As, damnit, I’m out of the country, not in Sydney and havnt been able to get a hold of it yet), a grand affair, featuring a whole swag of mad art and tales of the artists who created it. If you’ve missed it .. “Spilt
Ahh July, in Melbourne – a damn cold one, I hear – I wouldn’t know, as I’m in Singapore basking (read, constantly sweating in) the warmth of the tropics. If I didn’t see these kinds of rad photos from Dean Sunshine (and all of Dave Russells!), I wouldn’t have the chance to really get to
Well it’s that time again for you guys to see some of my favourite images from the last month, which basically consists of who I think is putting some dope work out there, and messing up Melbourne as well. I don’t just love the mad pieces and the amazing murals but I also really love
Prolific Melbourne graffiti artist and abstract painter SLICER presents TRANCE, an exploration of dimensionality, hypnosis and the psyche through his signature expressive mark making. Works on canvas, paper, plastic and wood reveal the state of the artist’s mind at the intersection of conscious technical application and subconscious receptivity to nature and music. Who: Slicer. What: Trance. Where: Juddy
Get Southside next week and check out what Toby from Just Another has put together, its an absolute killer of a line up. Who: Just Another Project Space. What: Just Another Collection. Where: 2a/127, Greville Street, Prahran, Vic. When: Opening night, 6th August, 6-9pm, till 23rd August. Facebook event here
Heard about this just yesterday – our mate Adnate will be putting out one of his first ever hand embellished prints, courtesy of Dangerfork and Juddy Roller. Adnate has become well known around the world for his remarkable murals depicting indigenous peoples, and as this print is a charity release all the money will be going back
Momentarium is the latest series of work from Christopher Hancock. Following on from his successful show Depressionism earlier in the year, this new body of work sees Hancock moving forward to immerse himself and his artistic processes in the current moment, the now. Leaving behind pre-meditated construction, these works embody a process of applied chance
Mysterious Al is a street artist from London, UK. His current solo show ‘How to Live Forever’ is an introspective on leaving a lasting impression on this Earth. On living forever: In Australia, evidence of ancient tribes are all around. ‘How to Live Forever’ documents a secret tribe that co-exists in Melbourne, roaming the city
Edie Botha brings us RE-MORTILIZATION, a solo exhibition at Off The Kerb Gallery in Collingwood. “I’m dissecting life, the cycle of life, our need to be remembered and immortalised in art, our doings generations after us. In analysing how we do this, the theme of ‘good and evil’ kept on surfacing. The play between immoral
NEVER FORGET TO REMEMBER Adrian Doyle Its been three years since controversial artist, Adrian Doyle’s last exhibition. This is a long time for an artist that has had over 20 solo shows. But the Melbourne based urban artist has been busy doing almost everything. In the last three years Doyle has created his own reality
Some of my favourite kiwi artists are heading down to Oz this week, with another rad group show at aMBUSH Gallery – Post-Graffiti Pacific. Held at the new space that those Sydney legends Bill and have put together “Post–Graffiti Pacific is not just another graffiti exhibition. It’s a statement and a definition – a bold assertion
Once again Edinfocus has captured a rad video with three of the finest in the game; Phibs, Mike Maka and Conrad Bizjak. Check out the video below for all the action as they painted the Telstra building in Sydney last month!!
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