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The Wilderness Down Town
An interactive film/music video by Chris Milk: Featuring “We Used To Wait” by Arcade Fire
This site was designed with Google Chrome in mind and is built in HTML5. It utilises Google street view and merges the street where you used to live with an Arcade Fire music video. Reminds me of arty websites 15 years ago with the little popup windows. Pretty damn cool.
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Bikes for Bush Foundation
Wentja Napaltjarri
The Bikes for Bush Foundation, a groundbreaking project of Pegasus Racing and Art Equity, draws on the talents of Australia’s most acclaimed Indigenous artists who have painted bikes into collectable works of art. Read all about the Bikes for Bush Foundation →
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Everfresh remain fresh and release Blackbook
EVERFRESH: BLACKBOOK THE STUDIO & STREETS: 2004–2010
Everfresh, 1000£ Bend and aMBUSH Gallery are proud to annouce the official Launch events for the much anticipated ‘EVERFRESH:BLACKBOOK’ taking place in Melbourne & Sydney during September 2010. FreshEverFreshEverFresh →
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Exchange for Change @ CarriageWorks
Exchange for Change is a 3-day festival presented by Oxfam Australia and CarriageWorks and is on in Sydney, on 29 – 31 July, with its aim is being to celebrate ethical fashion. It features a Designer Showcase on the Friday night, and a massive clothing swap on the Saturday, as well as talks, workshops and live music. For more info, head to exchangeforchange.my3things.org
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Dave Collinson
Dave Collinson is a very talented illustrator and motion graphics artist from Brisbane. And he’s only twenty-two!
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Artist / Illustrator Sam Octigan
Sam Octigan is an artist/illustrator from Melbourne. He loves to work on a broad range of projects in a broad range of mediums for a broad range of audiences. He studied multimedia design and illustration and is always looking to work on new things with new people.
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ArtExpress – Albury – New South Wales
12 March 2010– 2 May 2010
ArtExpress is an annual exhibition of artworks created by New South Wales students from government and non-government schools for the Higher School Certificate Examination in Visual Arts. The exhibition is in lovely border town, Albury, until the 2nd May, showing works from 2008 and 2009 graduates, including James Fallon High School’s Marnie Teal.
Also on display will be a range of media including painting, photography, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, textiles and fibre, ceramics, digital animation, film and video. Albury Art Gallery.
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TypoShirt One; The Typographic T-shirt Compendium
TypoShirt One is about typography on T-shirts. It is definitely not the first publication that deals with the topic of “T-shirts”, but it’s the first one that focuses exclusively on the typography phenomenon in T-shirt culture. Only shirt motifs created explicitly with typographic means shall be presented in this publication. You can’t find so many examples of extremely expressive and fascinating claims, statements, type-images and “mobile posters” on any other piece of clothing. The transmitted messages gain a non-reversible strength and power through the motifs that are reduced to their substance, related to the form and content.
This book is edited by Florian Gaertner, Lars Harmsen, Ulrich Weiß, MAGMA Brand Design and will be published in 2010 by Index Books in Barcelona. The publication aims at graphic- and fashion-designers, but also at typographers and type designers.
