The Colour

The new music video for the single Lung Sum by Sydney band, The Paper Scissors.

Men’s hand-printed poly-cotton t shirt in asphalt gray.

New release from Modernist. Only 100 prints. Inspired by the Al Wilson song The Snake from 1968.

A piece from emerging artist Kathy Leung.

Emma Dean’s new album, Dr Dream and The Imaginary Pop Cabaret, is out now.

Cool headphones from Australian company, MUSE. The crisp sound and ergonomic design will keep your beats clean.

The result of a collaboration between local artisan Ingrid Tufts and one of Melbourne’s coolest cafés, Cumulus Inc.

A BTS video of Fashion shoot for This + That.

One of three exhibition pieces. Saturday Night Live mugshots 75-77. Pencil and watercolour on paper.

Printed Caravan’s range of innovative, artistic gift wrap is welcome, particularly at this time of the year.

Show & Tell, starring Glendyn Ivin, Jeremy Wortsman, Melissa Loughnan and Nawlz X Sutu.

STORY – Australia’s newest online store is opening in December. Sign up now and show us your work.

This is a great pop-up book with Aussie animals and funny rhyming stories by T & J Hamlyn-Harris.

Beautiful tree in Sydney.

Kaitlin’s display box as part of ‘Curvy at the Galeries’ runs from the 19th Nov-9th Jan.

HARRY returns with over 50 new drawings that explore her complex past.

Craig Redman is an Australian-born artist living and working in New York City.

The Last Exorcism is a terrifying documentary-style film. Ticket giveaway running on Lost At E Minor.

Free Aussie e-zine discovers and promotes emerging and established visual artists [art by Dan Withey].

I found this guy on page 87, I think, of my ARTiculate textbook.

“Inside Our World” by Mark Soetantyo. CMYK poster print on 260gsm acid-free coated matte stock.

New line of food-inspired jewelry from Melbournians Lucky Folk.

We’re excited about the new exhibition of works by Sydney-based artist, Gina Bruce, at the Robin Gibson Gallery.

Strange skies from 15th November.

Brisbane via Nashville artist Chris Pickering is touring with Aussie country legend Catherine Brit.

Melbourne-based artist currently studying law but obviously is doing the wrong thing.

A photo series on the cultural phenomenon of boganism, and how it affects Australian youth.

Surfing legends today: Derek Hynd, Mike Doyle, Bob McTavish and Rusty Miller.

A philosophical enquiry into the use of deathly imagery in contemporary art.

From the series, Impermanence, opening Sunday 21 November at The Lounge, Surry Hills, Sydney.