Before I left Melbourne, I had been an avid reader of Ha-Has “The Unreal Adventures Of HaHa” blog – in which he was documenting his travels overseas. Always hilarious, always thought provoking and conspiritorially cool. After a lengthy stay overseas, painting and showing across the eurozone and asia, HA-HA has now returned to Australia –
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Aucklands K Road is infamous for its street art, and this group show, gathering together some of NZs coolest and finest, looks like it’ll be a great showcase of work – live! As part of the running First Thursdays events, Alfresco will be a “rad street art festival up and down K’Rd, 10+ walls being
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Since returning to Melbourne after spending some time up in Brisbane and overseas, Shida has been killing it. His street work is looking super fresh. I’m loving the bright colours and his sharp lines which are his signature style. Shida’s latest show “Ecstasy in the Abyss” is opening on Friday the 19th of April and
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Takie is one of those artists whose work simply draws you in and leaves you looking for all the little intricacies in her work. Since interviewing her last year, Takie has gone on to do several more group shows and exhibits, and seeing yet another solo show from her is grand – and this one
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Alas, we missed getting this up in time for the opening of the show (welcoem to the world of Guatemalan internet – or the lack thereof!), but it looks like a great one! Crew / Cuts will be on for two weeks and you should get down to see it – RAWHIDE is one mad
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We had news last week that one of Indonesia’s top street artists, Darbotz, will be heading down to Melbourne to have a solo show later this month. We’ve seen a bit of Darbotz work before, but we’re even more excited after having followed up on it all, and got a bit more info on the
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Katie Young and Zsandor Burai have a show coming up at Dome Gallery. This is my first glimpse of their work and I’m liking their style a lot. The preview shots look great, this looks like a great show. The show opens this Thursday the 14th of March from 6-8pm. From the press release “In
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If it’s one artist who never fails to make an impression, its Lush. We’ve interviewed him not once, but twice over the years, and followed his escapades across the globe and there hasn’t been much from him that we haven’t loved. Evolution Of A Graffiti Shit Cunt (sorry to those who are so easily offended,
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Whilst I was in Singapore, I had the chance to head to Kult Gallery (I’ll be writing more about Kult and Singapore in my next few Sojourn posts) – and It just so happened that on the day I visited, Ben Frost was busy setting up for his first solo exhibition in Singapore. From the
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Will Coles fucking loves Melbourne. And Melbourne fucking loves Will Coles back. Will’s iconic pieces are some of my favourite, something different in the street art world which I always welcome. Here’s a selection of some of the presents he left us last time he visited Melbourne (photos by Dean Sunshine). Looking forward to this
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SDM‘s new member Gent has been absolutely killing it since coming to Melbourne. His pieces and characters are so tight with amazing detail and colour. This should be an awesome show, can’t wait to see his work! Check out this recent video ‘from birm to burn’ by artygraffarti. From the press release “In March 2013
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We missed the debut show from Factotum, the latest crew of cool creativity to join the Sydney scene, back in January – but we got word of this show in the nick of time, and damn it does look pretty cool! “The Rum Diaries” is a group exhibition, featuring established and emerging local street and
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