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This busy week is coming to a close as we settle back into our Melbourne roots. To top of Sydney week on 6YL we bring your our top 3 picks for FBi radios’ SMAC Awards. The SMACS are this city’s truly interesting annual awards, given to the artists, musos, venues, promoters, creators and culture makers... Read On

To top off an amazing Sydney-filled week on the 6YL blog are some of our flicks from Newtown and Sydney’s amazing initiative; The May’s Lane Project. The project is an initiative set in place by Tugi Balog, who runs his business behind the gallery wall. The exhibition space consists of five panels that are hung... Read On

Sydney’s councils are a busy bunch. Spending a whole lotta time and money both buffing and commissioning work to adorn the walls of their city’s streets. In our meanderings through Sydney’s not so many laneways, we came across Barry McGee and Amaze’s bombing, Lister’s 3D installation, Art & About Sydney’s comissions by Numskull, Beastman and... Read On

After an epic day at Outpost, we trekked, literally trekked up many-a-hill to check out the infamous China Heights gallery. And if it wasn’t enough after the smells of Haymarket, the steep incline, there was stairs. Many many stairs. No wonder it’s called China Heights. Anyway, ‘No Money, No Wife’ was a solo show by... Read On

Leaving early on a Friday morning, we flew across state lines to check out the last weekend of the Outpost Project on Cockatoo Island. An island that had been used to house some of Australia’s most wanted had been transformed into a exhibition space that housed some of Australia’s most wanted vandals talent. Embarking on... Read On

In a most perfect coincidence we were absolutely ecstatic to have come back from a big weekend in Sydney to an even bigger surprise at our front door. We recently purchased a fine piece of artwork by James Jirat Patradoon in conjunction with by the boys at the Three Sixty Project. The highly detailed illustration... Read On

If you haven’t jumped on the Six Years Later bandwagon yet, not only is it Sydney week on the blog – it’s also my pleasure to bring you the work of one of our Issue 1 family – Barry Patenaude. ‘Drawing Attention’ is his first solo show and focuses on what are typically overlooked and... Read On

While we were in Sydney, we had to check out Beastman‘s new work at Kind Of Gallery in Darlinghurst. His new work is totally awesome, and thanks to Josh (gallery staff/co-owner) for giving us some tips of things to check out in Syd. If you’re in Sydney, make sure you go check this out! Beastman... Read On

We’ve got some great tips by Chacho Puebla (Great name!) and his grandmother/great-aunt (Great nanna!). As a creative director and copywriter based in Spain, he’s built up a great client list of automotive clients who just can’t get enough of his typography talents. This series of Grandmother Tips was inspired by his present thoughts on... Read On

Symbolised by the Advent Calendar, Square Circle Triangle (SCT for short) has called on 12 amazing local Melbourne artists, who have generously donated their time to create a super cool artwork to sit on the door to the SCT studio. These artworks will appear one at a time over a 12 day period, to fill... Read On

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Dangerfork presents Tattoo Magic ‘just i time for christmas’ Group Show At the Dangefork pop-up, 143 Johnston st, Collingwood Opening night Thursday 15th December 6pm Exhibition open 4 days only Thurs 15th, 1pm – late Fri 16th, 1pm – 5pm Sat 17th, 1pm – 5pm Sun 18th, 1pm – 4pm Featuring original artwork and limited... Read On

Another week brings another round of some fantastic exhibitions here in Melbourne. On Friday we’re just a little bit sad to be missing Lush’s 2nd show at Backwoods Gallery. To celebrate the launch of his Another Shithouse “Art” Show, Lush – Melbourne’s most hated scallywag – has collaborated with Grand Scheme on a limited edition... Read On