Posts Tagged ‘Melbourne’

Everfresh book launch

Tuesday, August 24th, 2010

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EVERFRESH:BLACKBOOK
THE STUDIO & STREETS: 2004–2010
OFFICIAL LAUNCH PARTIES

Featuring the official release of the Limited Edition ‘EVERFRESH: BLACKBOOK’, artists signings, installation artworks, limited edition photographic prints by
Josh Robenstone & live DJ’s.

MELBOURNE: Friday 03 September, 2010. 6-11pm
1000 £ Bend, 361 Lt Lonsdale Street, Melbourne.
WWW.EVERFRESHSTUDIO.COM

SYDNEY: Friday 10 September, 2010. 6-9pm
aMBUSH Gallery, 4A James Street, Waterloo.
WWW.AMBUSHGALLERY.COM

TOKYO: Friday 24 September, 6-9pm
PLMLIS Gallery
www.plsmis.com
5 minutes walk from Omotesando, exit A4
(see website for map)

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Photos from Beastman at Gorker Gallery, Melbourne

Sunday, July 25th, 2010

Nice Produce has a good set of photos from the opening of Beastman’s show at Gorker Gallery last week. Check them out here.

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Opening: Beastman at Gorker Gallery

Wednesday, July 21st, 2010

Tomorrow night is the opening of the master of Symmetry, Beastman’s show at Gorker Gallery in Melbourne. If you’re in town, get down. Here a few preview pieces and photos.

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Backwoods Gallery

Friday, June 11th, 2010

Some of Melbourne’s most creative heads have come together to open a new gallery. Expect some awesome shit to go down on those walls.

www.backwoodsgallery.com

“Backwoods was established by Melbourne artists Rone, Meggs (both Everfresh Studios), and Ghostpatrol (Mitten Fortress). The gallery is curated by Alex Mitchell (Floating World Arts and Niceproduce.com), with publicity by Edwina Hanneysee (Diamond Dozen) and venue management by Izzy Caligore.”

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Oh, Melbourne…

Tuesday, April 6th, 2010

We were lucky enough to follow the Go Font Ur Self* show down to Melbourne over the long weekend. Such an awesome city. Heaps of art on walls, nice people, plenty of studios, and a shit load of beer. Here’s a couple of photos, more to come soon.

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GFUS* Melbourne tonight!

Wednesday, March 31st, 2010

A reminder that tonight is the opening for the Melbourne leg of Go Font Ur Self*. We are sitting in the gallery right now looking at some of the best work in the series yet. If you’re in Melbourne, get down tonight for a Kirin Beer from 6pm.
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Ben Frost – Confessions of a model citizen

Monday, March 22nd, 2010

Ben Frost is opening his Melbourne solo show “Confessions of a model citizen” this Thursday night at Gorker Gallery. Click here for more details.

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Everfresh studio

Thursday, February 4th, 2010

Australian Infront has a nice feature of Melbourne’s famous Everfresh Studio. One of the most creative collectives we’ve come across, and an amazing studio environment… Click here to check it out

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Outside Opening: St. Ali Yarra Place project

Wednesday, January 27th, 2010

If you’re in Melbourne the weekend of the 6th Feb, get down to Yarra Place to see some of the city’s most talented artists…

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Miso at Gorker

Monday, November 30th, 2009

Gorker Gallery in Melbourne presents one of Melbourne’s finest…Miso.

‘Tchusse’ sees Miso re-create & condense her home city into a gallery. Kharkov {Ukraine} becomes a floor to ceiling installation – portraits of strangers in the street, of friends, folk stories and things otherwise forgotten, turned into a city built from paper, material and decaying wood, as Miso replicates buildings, street signs and notices, ladders, empty bottles, criminal tattoos and clothesline and clothesline from memory. In this way, Tchusse becomes an extension if Miso’s widely renowned work as a street artist, as well as being her most ambitious installation & gallery project yet.”

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