There are a whole load of great crews here in Melbourne, but it is without even a shred of doubt that AWOL is amongst the leaders here in our fair city. We say “can’t miss” here a lot, but this show .. man, this show … “Since forming in 2006, the AWOL crew have pushed
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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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We’d heard about the Red Bull Canvas Cooler project from their last amazing Sydney display, and we’d had rumour from a couple of people that they were doing one down here in Melbourne – so imagine our surprise when the event popped up totally unawares on our radar (there was little PR floating around for
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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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Yeah, Sunday, not Thursday. I haven’t had much time to write stuff during the week this week due to other commitments, so Sundays look like my new get shit done days. First up, of course, is our slightly late run down on everything that’s been happening in the world of videos across the web. Watch
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Time again for Dean Sunshines picks for his favourite pieces around Melbourne, and June looks pretty damn good. We also have a new Top 10 contributor on board this month, and we’ll be putting their picks out over the next few days! If you’re interested in submitting your Top 10 picks for art in your
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These are the kinds of collaborative shows that we like seeing! In celebration of NAIDOC week, AWOL crew members Adnate, Slicer and Lucy Lucy have teamed up with several indigenous artists to present Fusion. “FUSION is an exciting collaboration of six Artists (three Indigenous plus three non-Indigenous) to produce a work in situ at Blak
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Stepping into the darkened warehouse, the fresh aroma of shaved timber, resins and paint hit me immediately – nestled into an unsuspecting, near hidden laneway somewhere in North Melbourne, there is no doubt that it was a place of work; the scents prove as much. We walked to the back of the warehouse, Adnate passed
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Due for demolition any day now, this dilapidated Yarraville factory has seen an extraordinary amount of work placed upon its walls. Slicer, Kaff-eine, Lucy Lucy, Deams and Lush are just a very few of the artists who have work in there. Dean Sunshine got down to the factory the other weekend to document as much
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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
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The crew down at Juddy Roller are bringing it again, this time with the opening of a rolling outdoor exhibition “Brickwall”. Looks like a pretty fun concept, if we do say so! “Brickwall is an outdoor contemporary art space in Chapel Street, Fitzroy, that will feature some of the best local and international talent from
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