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It’s the summation of all the insane cartoons you’ve watched during the 80’s with adult themes and bad lip-syncing, all the marked to clear B-grade sci-fi/horror movies your asshole best friend has given you as a “birthday present”, all the video games whose pixelated graphics were so damn good that they made your eyes bleed and your thumbs sore from extended play. It’s the manifestation of all the crazy cult shit that your fragile brain has absorbed growing up as a kid and rediscovered in horror and delight as an adult. Via various techniques and mediums 20 artists regurgitate and re-imagine the cult classics that they so readily devoured during their youth, expressing the oddities and splendour of the modern electric age that has shaped their early years and has infiltrated their art practice today. Featuring artists Jodee Knowles, Chris Yee, Rebecca Murphy, HOUL, KID9, OX, Bafcat, Claire Orrell, Sam Octigan, Lizzie Nagy, Gerald Leung, Luke Marcatili, BOB, Iconica, Ala Paredes, Bryn Desmond-Jones, Jonathan Verzosa, Sam Hoh, Jacob Rolfe, and Jin Hien Lau. Join us for for complimentary drinks provided by Viking Beer, live art, and future beats and rhythms provided by Misworthy and Alice Whyte. The exhibition will also run alongside an online catalogue with works for sale from 20 to 30 April, allowing interstate buyers to remotely buy works. aMBUSH
Gallery, 4A James St, Waterloo, NSW |
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Featuring the works of Elisa Mazzone (Paris), Lisa Vanin (Toronto), Rebecca Murphy (Sydney), Yvette Tziallas (Sydney), Kaitlin Beckett (Melbourne), Luka Va (Melbourne), Nicole Tattersall (Melbourne), Jelena V, Caitlin Millard, Katie Johnson, Emmaline Zanelli, Jenny Allnutt, Fruzsi Kenez, Tiff Rysdale, Lilian Choo, Sally Jo Cook, Kerri Ann Wright, Lindsey Bryant, Olya K, Meaghan Coles, Pip Kruger, Ellie Kammer Espionage
Gallery, Suite 1, Level 2, 93 Rundle Mall, Adelaide,
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Gallery, Button Street, Mowbray Heights, TAS |
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The Melbourne Ukulele Festival is now in its third year of bringing you many of the world's best ukulele acts. It is a strongly community-focussed, non-profit festival; dedicated to sharing the joy of the ukulele with both die-hard uke nuts and music fans in general. The festival will have something for everyone - young or old, solo or ensemble, artist or fan. For the art lovers, be sure to check out Pimp my M.U.F. 3, an exhibition of ukeleles customized by artists from near and far - painted, carved, drilled, collaged, sawn up and stuck back together. Trades
Hall, corner of Lygon and Victoria Streets, Carlton,
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