It’s always sad seeing an artist who has done so much for Melbourne street art, and indeed Australian art in general, head off to international climes, but mostly its also a happy occasion – knowing that they are moving upwards and onwards to bigger and better things. We’ve been fans of Rekas work for many
Faaairrllyyy quiet in video land this week, but there’s still some good stuff! Here’s our weekly roundup of what’s good in Australian street and underground art across Youtube, Vimeo and elsewhere … Here’s a cool little time lapse of Paris artist Choq, who has been staying in Melbourne and doing a heap of street art
Unspoken Words, a follow up to his recent show at Backwoods Gallery in Melbourne, was a portal into the unique and highly stylised work of Phibs that we all know and love. The space was filled to the brim with art and people on opening night, jostling for position to view the artists works on
There is a curious thing happening in the world today, something vast and progressive, yet outside of the viewpoint of those who pay it little attention. We take it as given, we adapt to its changes and we feel its ubiquity without really understanding what is happening – because, for the most part, it is
Right, here’s your weekly rundown on all the videos and short films we’ve seen on Australian art over the past week, Welcome to the Transmission. Above has been diligently working his way towards his latest solo show at Metro Gallery – we’ll have a bunch of news on all of that soon. The image up
The upcoming group show Anatomica, at Sydneys Plump Gallery, delves into one of the much loved objects of artistic expression: the female body. “….conception…growth…birth… The female form is recognized as desirable, feminine and beautiful, but there is a contrast to this sensibility, examined through a medical lens or in natural lighting. This is that the
Well, this is one of those rare occasions where we bend the rules slightly on our editorial filter and post up a photographic exhibition – because Nicole Reed isn’t your every day, ordinary photographer. I mean, just check out these awesome shots from the Order Of Melbourne Secret Wars paint up that put ours to shame;
Coming up this Thursday in Adelaide is a cool little solo show from the man behind the recently opened These Walls Don’t Lie gallery – Donovan Christie. Not only is he the founder of TWDL, but Donovan is also an emerging artists who tends towards painting, usually utilising acrylics – however this modern/traditional medium comes
Cut back master and king of the graphical line, Phibs, prepares for yet a solo show in Sydney after his latest Melbourne outing, Perfectly Imperfect at Backwoods gallery. IF for some weird, completely incomprehensible chance you’re not familiar with this artist, then here’s a bio .. “Phibs is one the most respected and renowned names
Even as the dark and wintered rain descends onto Melbourne, that doesn’t stop the art – and Dean Sunshine caught a hell of a lot of it over May. These are his Top 10 from around the traps during May! [nggallery id=129 display_type=photocrati-nextgen_pro_masonry] 1. Heesco, Prahran 2. Melbourne CBD 3. Avalon, NSW 4. Brunswick st,
With the Adelaide art scene experiencing a wave of popularity and progression, it seems as if there are new shows, artists and galleries appearing every week. Having had a solid scene for some time, it now appears as if the city is opening up and offering creatively driven individuals with a bit of drive more
That ever playful duo Miso and Ghostpatrol have a show coming up in Sydney this week at Chalk Horse Gallery. “In the galaxies of Honey in the Rock there are no absolutes, but an endless search for something greater than ourselves: a life in the dark. These works are not beacons signalling change, nor are
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