Based on the cult comic by Daniel Clowes, Terry Zwigoff’s black comedy will spark hoots of recognition for anyone who’s been to art school. (Remember, the only piece of paper less valuable than one of your paintings is your degree.) Surrounded by pretentious misfit students and has-been teachers, bright-eyed Jerome suffers for his art in... Read On

Urban Scrawl at Melbourne City Library features awesome illustrations, paintings, and drawings by Kaff-eine & Precious Little, and photography by Tigtab & Blacklodge. All the works in this show look so good as a whole, and we cant wait to see more from this group of artists. Urban Scrawl By Kaff-eine, Tigtab, Blacklodge, and Precious... Read On

Pieter Janssen’s (Parra) work has always been an inpiration – especially his youthful typography and his distinct characters. This collaboration with Pendleton Woolen Mills and Arkitip has definitely brought my inner child and my wallet. This 64 x 90 inch woolen carpet is a limited edition of just 125 prized pieces. Get a hold of... Read On

We’re on the ball today. If you’re reading this now and like what you see, there’s still a whole hour to get down to Rtist gallery to check out the Marvel street art event and exhibition. While we were expecting the usual Rtist crowd, this event was a more family-friendly afternoon bonanza. It was great... Read On

Christmas. NYE. Heatwave. We’ve been all around town lately and now we’re ready to get back into the art-a-happenings in Melbourne. To kick it off, we’re looking forward to the Marvel event and exhibition at our favourite Rtist gallery in Prahran. Featuring some rad artists like Sirum1 and Shem and few our of beloved Marvel... Read On

This 2011 YGAP Photo for Freedom project is a photographic study of daily life and work around the remote Lake Volta region in Ghana. The project aim is to raise public awareness of child slavery and raise funds to contribute to anti-trafficking work. Children as young as three years old are being sold by their... Read On