Interview with Sam Jinks (NSFW)

Alterations, Disturbances and Rips – The cut-up aesthetic, the chopping up of found imagery and the reshuffling of the fragments, invests new meaning in familiar imagery. Themes of anarchy, instability and heterogeneity emerge as everyday images are deconstructed and reassembled.

Sampling and tapping into the ubiquitous scraps of modern life the exhibition suggests an investigation around the Collage medium and the various techniques employed by the 5 participating artists.

Featuring artists KAREEM RIZK, MAURO PALMIERI, JOEL LAMBETH, DANILO BRANDAO and HILARY FAYE.

Ambush Gallery

I am jealous of the body of work that Small Studio (out of Melbourne) have put together. Great website too.

Hidden radio and bluetooth speaker by John Van Den Nieuwenhuizen. You can read our old interview with John here. Check out his Kickstarter page here.

Australian (although based in NZ?) photographer Chris Sisarich on assignment in Egypt. Stunning.

Via the Fox is Black.

The new music video for ‘Against The Grain’ from emerging Melbourne indie-folk artist Hudson sees him collaborate with film maker/animator/VJ Dropbear (aka Jonathan Chong), producing a vibrant and colourful clip based around a mainstay from our humble artistic efforts throughout childhood – coloured pencils.

“You need to take the time to watch this beautiful video of ‘Meggs’ who went up to the Endeavor Snowboards’ design office in Vancouver last month to paint some custom installations, including the largest wall mural he has ever done!

Meggs offers up insights into the art scene and his inspirations… it’s really great. Enjoy!”

via. Just another blog

Fresh new site and some more great work from Lilian Darmono and Mungo Horey.

“We are storytellers, who believe in touching people’s hearts with what we create. Our work, which is also our passion, helps us define ourselves in this world. In every character we make, in every universe we imagine, there is a piece of us in there somewhere. Whatever medium the end product would be in–print, online, broadcast, or installation– to us what’s paramount is the story, and the message.”

Really liking the new painting by Jeremy Geddes.
You can purchase a Signed editioned giclee print here, available until 7pm today.

“This is a small and fast (for me) painting, measuring at 37 * 58 cm. It doesn’t have the detail of my large paintings due to it’s size, but I think the brushwork at the micro level is perhaps some of the best I’ve done.

It is also one of the last cosmonaut paintings I’m planning on producing (there’s one or two more in the pipeline), although future work should be evolution of those themes, rather than a radical departure.”

You can check out an old interview we did with Jeremy here.

Two talented young creatives out of Perth, who also just happen to be sisters. First up we have graphic designer and illustrator Lauren, who is just about to graduate from a Bachelor of Arts in design and illustration. you can see her portfolio work here and here.

Her younger sister Bree has a passion for both costume design and anime, as you can see in her portfolio of work here.

Also via the Design Files (Thanks Lucy), Foxs Lane is the Blog of organic farmer Kate, currently dragging her family around Australia in a Caravan.
I drove around Australia a few years ago in a campervan, was an unreal experience, and seeing these photos I am thinking caravan is the way to go.

Found via The Design Files, We Love Perth is a site created to help promote Perth and its attractions, and get locals and visitors alike out there. Great resource if you are bored on a weekend and want to go somewhere new.

This series of ads for STA Travel has been doing the rounds, but we thought it worth posting. Directed by Rick Mereki out of Melbourne.

“3 guys, 44 days, 11 countries, 18 flights, 38 thousand miles, an exploding volcano, 2 cameras and almost a terabyte of footage… all to turn 3 ambitious linear concepts based on movement, learning and food ….into 3 beautiful and hopefully compelling short films.”