‘Tis the season for cinephiles in Melbourne this month at the Melbourne International Film Festival.
The latest creation from author, director, actor, artist and generally creative lady Miranda July is The Future, showing at MIFF this year. We have waited six years since her last film Me and You and Everyone We Know won awards at [...]

Miso is another one of my favourite artists, whose work I first became familiar with on the streets. She works with pen, ink, pencil, as well as paper cuts and embroidery in the Mitten Fortress along with her partner GhostPatrol.
In her new exhibition, Tchusse, Miso has created an ambitious installation inspired primarily by the Ukranian [...]

Three spectacular Melbourne artists will be showcasing their latest body of work in the first installment of The Triforce Advance, titled The Neverending Masterquest. A number of collaborative works by Acorn, Ghostpatrol and Nior will be on display as well as many of their individual pieces.
Expect truly vivd characters, which these three artists are so [...]

It seems like QV is the place to be, first with a new No Vacancy gallery popping up, and now with a New Villain store claiming some space just off Russell street, at 26 Jane Bell Lane.
Villain provides a range of different products, ranging from locally designed clothing to original artworks and prints by some [...]

Some Type of Wonderful is a global appreciation of typography, initiated in 2008. Twelve artists hand-picked from around the world are each asked to interpret a month of the year and express it in the form of an innovative typographic design.
The artworks are then compiled into a limited edition wall calendar which will keep [...]

Since their first exhibition, held at a ex-sewing factory in 2004, the Melbourne Stencil Festival has continued to attract large audiences, allowing them to connect with many undiscovered yet talented artists.
The aim of the festival is to promote the street art movement, supporting artists and enthusiasts from this unique part of Melbourne’s art culture. [...]