Category Archive: art review

Three-D Exhibition at Boxbird gallery

With so much modern art and illustration existing only in a digital space, an exhibition that celebrates the hand-held, carefully crafted and painstakingly created is a lovely thing to see. It’s good for… Read More

Brighton Festival & House art preview

As a self-confessed luddite, I sometimes struggle with the language of art. I find it difficult to separate the genuine sentiment from the bullshit. So, usually, when an artist states something like, “Wallpaper… Read More

Anish Kapoor at The MCA, Sydney

A selfie takers delight, or a surreal trip of perspective and space?  Carol Bowditch went to Anish Kapoor’s much hyped exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney to find out what… Read More

ROLLER DERBY + PENCILS = GOOD TIMES

Alice Parsons gets her skates on and comes up with some pretty-frickin-awesome illustrations for somethingyousaid.com: If, like me, your only encounter with the world of Roller Derby has been watching ‘Whip It’, you… Read More

Modern Panic Exhibition in London

Alice Parsons gets herself in a bit of a modern panic at a new art show in ol’ London Town: Provocation, intrigue, flower sculptures and taxidermy are just a small section of the… Read More

Stuff White People Like and a bit that they don’t

Harriet Cheney went to Newcastle for TiNA and Sound Summit:  I hit the road later than I had hoped to, because I was writing questions for an interview. Luckily, that meant that I… Read More

Lister paints a mural at blank_space gallery

Oliver Heath films Lister and talks about Lovelace: I had the chance to follow up my video of Lister getting up in LA and this time catch him painting a mural at our friend… Read More

Alice’s adventures in screen printing

Alice Parsons (who designed the Something You Said banner up there), had a go at screen printing. Here’s her account of it: I wasn’t exactly sure what Screen Printing was, but I have… Read More

Seven Hundred Photos

We went along to 700 Photos, Sydney’s largest live art event, where artists, fashion designers & bands worked together to turn the seven hotel rooms above Sydney’s iconic Darlo Bar into live fashion photo shoots. Everyone… Read More