Kings Way, Graffiti, Melbourne, 83 - 93, Book, Duro Cubrilo, Karl Stamer, Martin Harvey
Interview with Jeremy Wortsman from Jacky Winter
Jacky Winter, Illustrators, Melbourne, the Hatch, Jeremy Wortsman, representing illustrators, publications
Interview with Renée Treml
Renée Treml, scratchboard, bilby, drawing, acrylic, Brisbane, nature
Interview with Jeremy Geddes
painting, Doomed, Melbourne, Spectrum, The mystery of Eilean Mor, Crichton Award, 3A toys, Geddes
Intergalactic alchemy presents a collection of contemporary artwork which probes deep into the universe from an artist’s perspective, exploring worm holes, gateways and nebulae, elements of space that appear foreign yet resonate within.
The exhibition can be biewed at the Famous when dead gallery space 207 Victoria street, West Melbourne Victoria
Opening Night 7th August 6pm onward
7-17th August 2009
Illustration work by Melbourne based Karan Singh.
Hi! My name is Karan (not to be mistaken with Karen.). I’m an illustrator from Sydney, now living in Melbourne, Australia.
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Nice work from Lwnski. Also selling tees, posters and badges.
Melbourne based Kristy Milliken has a nice illustration style.
Daybreakers is written and directed by Australian brothers Michael and Peter Spierig, who previously directed a 2003 sci-fi horror film titled Undead. This was shot in Australia in late 2007 and has been in post-production since. Lionsgate is bringing Daybreakers to theaters on January 8th, 2010 next year.
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Congratulations to Aussie expat David Racchi. He left Melbourne 7 years ago and ended up in Murcia, Spain where he created F33 with his co-founders Rodrigo Fonseca (Portugal), Joaquin Martines de Salas(Murcia) and Jose Sola (Murcia).
The 3 year old studio F33 has just been prized with a Gold Lion at Cannes Lion Festival for Design for their work “Piglet”.
Music video for Sarah Blasko’s new song “No Turning Back”. The illustrations and animation are by Melbourne based artist Celeste Potter.
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Semi Permanent is finally coming to Melbourne. 9/10 October 2009 at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre. Confirmed speakers are Jeff Soto, Industrial Light and Magic, Luke Lucas, Grafik Magazine, Jasper Goodall and Three Drunk Monkeys.
If you are in Perth from June 27th, check out the Overgrowth show, featuring artists like Andrew Gordon, Beastman, Creepy, Sean Morris, Timba Smits and more.
When: Saturday 27 June 2009. VIP 6PM - 7PM. Public 7PM - LATE
Where: Last Chance Studio. 456 William Street, Perth, WA
Lucas Grogan tells stories. His complex drawings conflate the everyday with myth, fact with fiction, the personal with the public. A conceptual cocktail of imagery that sometimes produces a Molotov. Employing scurrilous humour Grogan focuses on the points of contention and stress in Australian society. The intricate patterning of these works offers a delicate seduction which belies the uncomfortable and confronting nature of his cultural transgression.
MUNDANE DETAILS An exhibition of photography by Ben Voorderhake
An amazing collection of photography of some of the many things we take for granted. On show at The National Grid Gallery. Sydney
Opens Friday June 26th 6pm-9pm
The exhibition runs until 18th July.
Gallery opening hours are Mon-Friday 9am-5pm
Saturdays 12pm-3pm
A Festival week of projected media along Gertrude St, Fitzroy Melbourne. The street becomes a free walk, ride, drive through outdoor gallery at night. The program runs 6:00pm – 12:00pm for the week 3 – 10 July.
Web log featuring the art and inspirational thoughts of contemporary Australian artist, David Russ.
Some nice work from Lilian Darmono, currently freelancing in London. Lilian is also a contributing member of motionographer, a great blog about motion graphics.
“Hello! My name is Lilian Darmono. I was born and raised in Jakarta, Indonesia, and currently calls Melbourne my ‘hometown’. Physically, right now, I’m based in London, as a freelancer. I design and and direct, illustrate, animate, occasionally also composite in After Effects. I paint, draw and travel whenever I can.”
BETWEEN A GOD AND A GHOST from Justin Williams on Vimeo.
A short video of Justin Williams work in process, the piece will be part of his up-coming exhibition ‘Between a God and a Ghost’ exhibiting in Sydney and Brisbane.
“Justin Lee Williams lives and draws in the mountains outside Melbourne. He enjoys Chupa Chups, lead pencils and paper. He has worked for Ksubi, Insight, Vice Magazine, Mooks, and Design is Kinky. He is inspired by animals, indians and trees, and finds the colour maroon dreary.”
Ritualism at the Charles Hewitt Gallery
June 25th - July 14th, 2009
335 South Dowling street, Darlinghurst
Tamara Dean currently resides in Sydney working as a staff photographer on the Sydney Morning Herald. She is also a member of Oculi, you can view her work here.
Check out issue 20 of weAREtheIMAGEmakers now online featuring interviews with 12×12 participating artists - phibs, max berry and adrian knott, also interviews with nate holmes trapnell and kitty horton.
