Some of you may remember back in January that we posted a big assed painting session in Windsor that we helped to produce – at the time, I’d jokingly said that as the laneway didn’t have any official name, that it should be called “Aerosol Alley” … well, I guess its no longer a joke,
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About a year ago, we started working on a project in Prahran/Windsor with local artist and film media guru Wayne Tindall, at a laneway that was given the title Union Lane (it runs between Green and Union streets in Windsor). We helped organise a whole group of artists to paint for the first session, and then we
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Tonight will see the launch of a book that many have long looked forward to – the culmination of a passion project that we’ve followed from its inception. Having been “paintspotting” around Melbourne for years, Dean Sunshine started sharing his captures way back in 2010 – opening up his blog, Land Of Sunshine to the masses.
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Dean Sunshine has been a pretty busy man of late, what with getting his book, Land Of Sunshine, ready to launch and all. We’ve missed his Top 10s over this busy period of his, but he’s back with his favourite work from around the Melbourne streets in the past month. Check out Deans picks for what he
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For the past two years Dean Sunshine has embarked on a passionate mission to capture the vibrancy and beauty of street art across Melbourne. With a long history of association with graffiti and street art, Sunshine has witnessed countless works in action, discovered hidden gems and documented artwork loved by street art communities and dedicated
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Last week saw the opening of Living In A Glass House, a collection of 50 Australian street artists displayed in the Glasshouse at Pitt St Mall. The opening saw a murals from Deb and Bei Badgirl on the entrance of the Glasshouse, as well as a whole slew of people checking it out both at
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This show comprises so many artists we love, as well as several new names who we’re glad we’ve found – and, for once, we think that the press release really just speaks for itself … “They say that those who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones, but what about those on the outside looking
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Over the weekend, a petition was lodged to the NGV, City Of Melbourne and the State Government of Victoria on behalf of the a large number of Melbourne street artists and interested community members. This petition was “signed” in the form of 20 painted panels on a constructed installation, and acknowledged by twenty artists who
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Many were dazzled and amazed by Heescos latest show, Manifest, with hundreds of people at the opening viewing a cornucopia of work spread across both rooms of the gallery – check out all the photos from the night, and a heap of artwork. Now, Heesco will be giving a special one-off artists talk this weekend,
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Finally we get some time to sort and sort and sort some photos! This one we actually enjoyed sorting, as well! Heescos show Manifest (which is still showing at RTIST Gallery until September) was an amazing exhibition – great turnout, great art, great artist!! Check out all the pics from the opening and all a
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Without fail, on the mark and for quite some time now, Dean Sunshine has sent us his monthly pics of what he has seen across Melbourne. So, once again, here are his favourite picks of what he has seen over this past month! Enjoy!! [nggallery id=148 display_type=photocrati-nextgen_pro_masonry] 1. WSW – St.kilda 2. Will Coles –
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It’s only been a little over a year and a half since we ran our feature interview with Heesco, yet it feels like much longer. This may be because in that time, Heesco has pushed his work at such a rapid rate that it has now evolved into an entirely different beast from when we
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