Caught up with Meggs for some studio shots at Everfresh as he worked on the King For a Day show.

my hero. check out his latest TED talk here then search out his prevoius TED talks about the CERN haydron collider.

KIngbrown Issue 6 is out now.

Mag comes packaged with stickers and poster goodies by Morning Breath Studio.

Featuring: Morning Breath, Kostas Seremetis, Seonna Hong, Nails, Dave the Chimp, Josh Robenstone

and many more

See www.kingbrownmag.com

JR in LA for the Eurotrash group show at Lazarides Gallery.

Be sure to keep the 25th of June free for Meggs new solo show in Melbournes very own BackWoods gallery.
Check out the backwoods website for updates… Go Meggs. You sick cunt.

As part of Creative  Sydney in June 2010 – Beastman, Max Berry, Numskull, Phibs and Roach – painted a 2.5m x 10m  collaborative mural which was installed in Sydney’s Museum of Contemporary Art.

Presented by [weAREtheIMAGEmakers], The Opening Hours and Ironlak, the intention of the event was to draw attention to and make a bold statement about the high quality but temporary nature of  public or ‘street’ art in Sydney, due to Sydney council’s tough stance on the  subject. This was achieved through buffing over the amazing 10m mural in front of a crowd who turned up expecting the artists to be painting the mural live.

Check out this awesome video of the artists painting on location  at Westsyde Connection, and the event that followed at the MCA.

[vimeo width=”520″ height=”300″]http://www.vimeo.com/12504200[/vimeo]

Stupid Krap are proud to offer an exclusive signed limited edition print of the  ‘Scratching the Surface’ mural by Beastman, Max Berry, Numskull, Phibs &  Roach. This wide format giclee print (20cm x 80cm) is a limited edition of 25  prints only, hand signed by all five artists, and is printed on archival fine  art paper. The prints are $150 each and are now available online through the Stupid Krap website:

http://stupidkrap.cart.net.au/details/2834648.html

This is your chance to own one of these very exclusive prints, featuring an amazing  collaboration mural which lasted only a week, painted by five of Sydney’s most prolific artists. Get yours now! This small edition of just 25 prints will not  last.

hello again.  i wanted to bring peoples attention to an utterly fantastic indie game called ‘ROCK BOSHERS’.

it is the story of a dapper english gentleman’s escape from an evil and exploitative mining colony on mars.  very retro style and some brilliant level designs in this little gem.  10/10

download for free here,

http://www.tikipod.com/rockboshers/

of course like most indie games its only for PC, so mac users miss out

-jagi

This happened last night in St Petersburg, Russia Check it on the map.

This bridge opens up every night to let the boats pass through on the river. The photo was taken at 4am. Crafty.

Opening Night Thursday 17 June, 6:30pm – 8:30pm

Following the success of her debut solo exhibition Where the Dry Leaves Fall at Gorker Gallery in 2008, Leah Bartholomew presents her new body of work These are the Days in her second solo exhibition.

These are the Days is an intimate exploration of the small, special moments that binds us together in friendship and create a sense of place. The prints, collages and paper sculptures delicately handcrafted by Bartholomew tell the story of a protracted coming of age, anchored in the landscapes of both experience and imagination.

From poetic scenes such as the group of friends lazing in a sun-drenched field, to the bonding of the shared beer in city back streets, to the quiet moment of solitude amongst prismatic trees, these works honour the events and emotions that can seem almost insignificant at the time, but go on to become important memories and dreams. They convey a similar feeling to that of discovering the smell of bonfire smoke on a pair of jeans that you haven’t worn for weeks.

Nostalgic. Ethereal. Personal. Precious.

Exhibition runs until Sunday 27 June
Gorker Gallery – Cnr Gore & Kerr Street Fitzroy
Opening hours:
3pm – 7pm Wednesday – Friday
11am – 7pm Saturday & Sunday
Wine Tasting Wednesday 23 June, 6pm – 7pm