October 21, 2011 | New Art | by Gemma Copeland |

We first saw this unique artist’s work in the last Biennale of Sydney then again recently at the Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane. He combines a sublime mix of Buddhist iconography with pop culture references and is basically brilliant. He explores issues of identity, globalisation, hybridity and consumerism. We love that his artwork is so brave, yet gloriously colourful and bright. Read more

  • Gonkar Gyatso art (1)
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  • Gonkar Gyatso art (3)

October 21, 2011 | New Design | by Gemma Copeland |

The Lost Type Co-Op distributes beautiful fonts from designers all over the world. You can name your own price (there’s even the option to pay $0, if you feel so inclined) and 100 percent of what you pay goes straight to the starving typographer who created the font.

October 21, 2011 | New Trends | by Gemma Copeland |

Based on the principles of Community Supported Agriculture, Food Connect supply seasonal produce direct from local farmers to our fridge. It’s a yummy idea that works beautifully for everyone: city folk get fresh, delicious, seasonal food and farmers get a reliable and fair income. Not to mention that warm and fuzzy community feeling.

 

If all vegetables were this tasty, we would have no trouble eating them. This still series was created by Amsterdam-based photographer Wendy van Santen. The concept was co-created with art-director Hans Bolleurs. Read more

In his comics and illustrations Jess Worby draws connections between the small moments of absurdity in everyday life and the potential they hold for deeper meaning. In his Crowds drawings, soldiers and businessmen fill the space up to the horizon and give in to anarchic impulses. His comic, A Walk In the Park, plays with the conventions of a classic self discovery narrative in a way that both celebrates and makes light of that tradition. Read more

The Hatton hotel epitomises Melbourne cool. Those who value design, location, and luxury will find The Hatton the perfect Melbourne base. Read more

Yes, Cuteoverload has been doing it for years, but can there really be too many sites devoted to cute animals? Fuck Yeah Puppies may not be original, but they have puppies. Lots and lots of puppies.

At a gig last year Foals were forced to abandon their last song halfway through because the stage was stormed by too many crazed fans. The reason behind the hype they’re creating, both on stage and in the normally merciless media, isn’t immediately clear upon first listen: the sound is less than friendly on the ears, and they don’t employ the same catchy hooks and melodic chorus patterns that shoot your average band to fame in their early years. Read more

A while back, I started to make clothes for myself and friends. Now repped by the likes of Lupe Fiasco and M.I.A, this is clothing for savants and dilettantes. The label is available exclusively at Supply Sydney and Union Los Angeles. Read more

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Brooklyn-based Polaroid artist Matt Schwartz, from She Hit Pause Studios, has been photographing his whimsical images of girls, surf culture and vintage finds for the past eight years. Schwartz takes large format Polaroids, pulls apart the film, and then rubs the negative onto watercolor paper. Read more

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