On 123 Hay Street in Subiaco, Perth, I had a unique experience. At the Linton and Kay Contemporary in an intimate gallery space, I was afforded the opportunity to immerse myself in new works by the artist Daniela Dlugocz in her most recent exhibition ‘Be Still and Know’. Read more >>

Stepping off the plane after a very late and uncomfortable flight, the only thing I could think of was the reason behind my hastily scheduled trip: The Tim Burton Exhibition, held at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) from June 24 to October 12 in Melbourne, one of only three lucky cities in Australia to host the amazing display.

I have been a Tim Burton fan nearly all my life and have grown up with his movies, craving the tragic, beautiful darkness each of his films create. For me, attending the exhibition was one of the biggest events in my life and it did not disappoint. Read more >>

Ben Frost’s work attempts to devalue corporate identities through the misuse of their mascots and logos in clever creative ways through the use of colourful and quirky illustrations.

His work was recently exhibited at Wasteland Gallery on King Street, giving fans the opportunity to meet, greet and purchase some of the artworks that make Frost so unique.

Making use of his illustration skills Frost has created some marvelous works of art. His work pokes fun of capitalist ideals and ridicules the very identity of corporate brands and consumerism. Read more >>