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Keyword results: Street Art

St Ali Yarra Lane project PARTY!

What:
St Ali Yarra Lane project PARTY!

Where:
12-18 Yarra Pl, South Melbourne

When:
Sat Feb 6, 12-6pm

How much:
Free!

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Description:
St. Ali is the St Jerome's of the south these days - but don't let that put you off. Aside from the name association and the Cheers-esque drop-in factor, they are way more serious about their coffee and maintain clean, functional bathroom facilities. On top of all that, they've only gone and organised their own laneway party with live mural painting, DJs, BBQ and beer.

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Event: Party

Stimulus: C

Tchusse, by Miso

What:
Tchusse, by Miso

Where:

Gorker Gallery, 395 Gore St, Fitzroy

When:
Opening tonight! Thurs Dec 3, 6.30-8.30pm

How much:
Free!

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Description:
Miso is quite a girl. Out and about sticking it to the man all night, defacing the streets of our fair city, then back to the studio all day making more art, thinking about what it was like back in Kharkov where she's from, painstakingly recreating her Eastern European homeland using only paper, fabric and wood.

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Event: Exhibition

Stimulus: Alice in Wonderland

Don't Ban the Can, Croft Alley Project

What:
Don't Ban the Can, Croft Alley Project

Where:
Croft Alley, Chinatown, Melbourne

When:
Sat Sep 12, 12pm-3am

How much:
Gold coin donation

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Description:
Croft Alley has got to be one of Melbourne's grimiest. Like something out of a dystopian sci-fi movie. Proper disgusting. In other words, it's the ideal location for a street art festival. Don't Ban the Can and Croft Institute (hidden down the very end) have joined forces to showcase the best in laneway art to a soundtrack of hip-hop, afro-funk, soul and dub-step.

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Event: Laneway Party

Stimulus: 40s and blunts

The Winter Set launch + Marker Gallery closing party

What:
The Winter Set launch and Marker Gallery closing party

Where:
Marker Gallery, 159 Johnston St, Collingwood

When:
Thurs July 9, 6-9pm

How much:
Free!

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Description:
It's Bad News Bears time: Marker Gallery has been 'deaded'. It's going to that great art space in the sky where it can hang with Basquiat and smoke beer bongs with wealthy benefactors. Mind you, it's not going out without a party. Before the doors are shut for realz, Marker Gallery is hosting The Winter Set.

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Event: Exhibition

Stimulus: Free booze & Food

Style Wars

Article published 8th Jul 09
Format: Cinema
Mood: Rad

People get so uppity about graffiti. They are cool with bovines with pixellated genitals on billboards, but as soon as they see a tag on a bench, it's the end of the world. I always thought I was above all that, until some guy spray-painted my dad's fence and I was confronted with my own hypocrisy.

Style Wars delves into this subject and illuminates it in a well-rounded way that has never been topped since its release in 1983.

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The Outsiders

What:
The Outsiders

Where:
Kristian Pithie Gallery, 27 Gipps St, Richmond

When:
Launching Tues May 12, 6-8pm

How much:
Free!

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Description:
When two poor greasers, Johnny and Ponyboy, are assaulted by a vicious gang, The Socs, and Johnny kills one of the attackers, tension begins to mount between the two rival gangs, setting off a turbulent chain of events. Then they decide to put on an art show in Richmond. JK! The Outsiders is a new exhibition starring local artists Meggs, Miso, Kill Pixie, Tai Snaith, Trent Whitehead, Vexta and more.

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Event: Exhibition

Stimulus: Free booze & Food

Big Mouth Project launch

What:
Big Mouth Project launch

Where:
Luna Park, cnr Cavell St and Upper Esplanade, St Kilda

When:

TONIGHT! Thurs Apr 23, 6-9pm

How much:
Private party

Win:

An invite. We have a dbl pass to give away, just email win@threethousand.com.au with the subject line 'Why yes, I could go a Chiko Roll'

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Description:
Look, what's up with this honestly? WorkSafe Victoria has hired internationally renowned sculpture and stencil artist D*Face to perform his signature 'sticking two fingers up at the establishment' schtick in order to promote their new campaign. This is the kind of WTF scenario that Naomi Klein was trying to warn us about, but we didn't listen because her book was too long.

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Event: Fair

Stimulus: Do-rags and baggy get ups

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