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Music meets art in an exhibition featuring eleven Australian artists who work in both the visual and audio realms. With works incorporating mixed media paintings, photography, drawing and silk-screens, the month long Art Groupie exhibit at Sydney’s gallery-nightclub venue, Melt, draws on the rich tradition of musicians and producers whose vision goes beyond sound. Each exhibiting artist has also contributed a track to the limited edition hand-packaged CD which will be for sale on the opening night. ‘Some of the featured artists have turned to visual art as a new creative deviation having worked as musicians for some time, whilst others were originally painters, photographers or graphic designers who discovered the freedom of music later in life. Without exception, all are unique and inventive, regardless of their desire to continue creating as audio-visualists, or giving in to the urge to pursue one over the other’.

We have one copy of the limited edition CD to give away to the first emailer with your favourite artist / musician in the body of the message. Speaking of which, there’s some great live music shots amongst other assorted goodies up on Australian photographer Cybele Malinowski’s website. Yup, long live the rock ‘n’ roll!

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