Last year, the team behind Carbon Festival bought out the legendary Futura to visit, and this year, they’ve kept the bar just as high by featuring the godfather of all that is cholo art, Chaz Bojorquez. Whether you know it or not, but you’ve seen this mans work – or, you’ve seen the many many
RONE has been really busy in the past couple of weeks getting ready to head over to London town for a show he has going with Tom French. We’ve been following a lot of the stuff he’s been preparing on both his blog as well as on instagram, and we’re absolutely loving the colorful work
Right, so we have a heap of stuff this week, but starting off we have a whole bunch of shots from the opening of Brick Wall at Juddy Roller last Friday night. After raining in the morning, Melbourne offered up a perfect Autumn evening – and a perfect night to hold an outdoor exhibition. Up
Dean Sunshine has sent us through his latest monthly picks of his favourite pieces from across the cornucopia that is Melbourne street art. Dean has been doing a top 10 with us every month for a year now, and we’d like to say thankyou for all his contributions! Check out this months below… [nggallery id=99
It’s been a hectic week, and things aren’t slowing down – we’re in the run towards Carbon festival, and we have a whole shitload of stuff ahead – so, time to take a few minutes out and chill to some of the videos we’ve seen around the web this week. Our favourite video this week
Last Sunday was one of the most gorgeous April days so far (beat maybe only by today), and we found ourselves wandering down the infamous Hosier Lane to check out what was happening. When we arrived, a new bit of art was going up on one of the main walls – a gorgeous collaborative piece
When we first heard word that Faith 47 and DAL East would be coming to Oz to visit, we were pretty excited. Then, we heard that they would be doing a panel at Carbon Festival, we were even more so. Then we heard that they would be painting two massive murals in the heart of
Well this one snuck up on us, and once again its great to see our kind of art thriving up on the Gold Coast. Comb Gallery just celebrated their first birthday, and they have done a great job in their first year. Combs mission statement is to “provide the southern coastal region with a space
Emerging or established, what most piques our interest in both an artist and their work are the stories that wend their way through their creative journey. From beginning to end, each artists life is network of creation, connections and chronicles that are unique – and, having the chance to capture one of these stories from
Coming to you from the residence formerly occupied by the much missed At Large, NiceCat is a more than worthy successor to the Northcote underground art crown. We headed down to the newly minted establishment the other week to partake in their beautifully priced Montana paint. While we were there we got to have a
Ah, Thursdays, it’s all downhill from here people! It’s been a short week for us with a lot to catch up on, but always time to look through videos of cool Oz and NZ art from across the web – so here’s this weeks roundup! Cool interview with NZs Askew on 20/20 – unfortunately, once
Sometimes, discovering new art is just sheer random chance – like when we bumped into Erin Greer last week and asked her to send us a bit of info on a show that she’d mentioned in passing. After sending through the flyer, we really liked what we saw, so we asked her for a bit
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