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The Collective 01 @ Kaleidoscope

Ever wondered if commercial photographers could still appreciate photography as art? How about create art? We have. So we headed to the opening of Collective 01 at Kaleidoscope Gallery. There was plenty of artists in this group show: Robin Sellick, Fiona Wolf, Toby Burrows, Graham Monro,…

Crush It and Snort It – Simon Lovelace @ Salerno

Crush It and Snort It was a showcase of new works from Simon Lovelace. The series featured Lovelace's signature appropriations from pop culture, advertising and anime painted on the cover of a cloth-bound hardcover book. Each composition was inspired by the book's title. A twisted sense of…

Nic Bezzina @ The Standard

Nic Bezzina takes amazing photos. We're fans. You may remember our coverage of his "Newtown Shopkeepers" exhibition last year? Well then, you should remember. So, it is with great sadness that this talented photographer is deserting Australia in search of bigger fish in London. We'll miss your work! For…

Rising – The Tattoo Movement @ M2 Gallery

M2 Gallery, we finally made it! We've been meaning to visit this spot on Elizabeth St for a while and it, well, hasn't happened. Until now! Rising was an exhibition from The Tattoo Movement, an international group of tattoo artists led by Deepak Siamese IV. Rising…

Kozyndan @ Outré

After 2 years Kozyndan have come back to Australia with a suitcase full of new artwork. Outré hosted the opening and after such a fun show last time we were keen to check it out. The exhibition featured digital work in the recognisable Kozyndan style. Also…

Kingdoms of Obsolescence – Andrew Ensor @ Newsagency Gallery

Kingdoms of Obsolescence was a retrospective collection from Andrew Ensor. The walls of Newsagency Gallery were beautifully hung with work from Ensor's back catalogue. Ensor's delicate drawings featured anthropomorphic birds, castles, text musings and floating figures. We are big fans of these kinds of shows. They give a…

My Goodness, My Gocco @ Sweets Workshop

Japan in the 70s: an economic decline after crazy economic growth, people flocking to mega-cities, the rise of Japanese fashion, and then in 1977 came Print Gocco. Print Gocco is a screenprinting system that uses flash bulbs to create an image. It seems really complicated, is…

Chippendale Precinct Night

It's March, so for all you art lovers that means Art Month Sydney! Unfortunately for us, it's also meant a month of colds and flus that have been generously shared in every office in Sydney. Blurg. So, in an effort to bring you a taste of…