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Justine McAllister is a Melbourne based visual artist and muralist. She has just concluded her second solo exhibition titled “Romantic Rebellion” which was on show at 45 downstairs. The works are a vibrant exploration of colour, chaos and liberation, with nude figures calmly lying amongst flames, animals in motion and an engulfing noise.
Justine is an incredibly active muralist with no wall too large for her colourful animals and figures. Beautiful work all round.
Instagram: @justinemcallister -
Elise Marcianti is an artist and host of the podcast Explore your core, but she is also full time adventurer. She is an endurance runner, slackliner, rock climber, cyclist, pretty much any physical activity spent in nature is how she lives her life. She recent had a short documentary film made about her called The Curious Path which can be found on YouTube and well worth a watch.
The Curious Path Documentary:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMguwP4CG6E
Instagram:
@elisemarcianti
@exploreyourcore_
Explore Your Core Podcast:
https://open.spotify.com/show/6x9lZNea7CvHTG9YZmqB2H?si=36916de23ed645b0 -
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Jason is a Melbourne based artist known best for his paintings and murals. In more recent years Jason’s art practice has expanded into fully immersive experiences with elaborate exhibitions encompassing sculpture, installation, performance, film and music.
Jason has his most ambitious exhibition to date opening this week at the Meat Market in North Melbourne. The show is titled “Rise, Ruin, Renew, Repeat”, it is on for only one week from 21st - 28th November. It is a ticketed event and is one not to be missed. Jump on to jasonparkerart . com to secure a spot, tickets are only $12, don’t miss out.
www.jasonparkerart.com
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Kalya Scintilla and Eve de Voke aka Yaegon and Eve, are a world infused bass music and performative duo. Ranging between glitchy bass, trance, techno and ambient electronic music, with stunning theatrical live performances, Yaegon and Eve bring intention and depth into their shamanic journey music inspired by ancient technologies and wisdom.
Without a doubt, an all time festival favourite.
https://merkabamusic.com/
https://merkabamusic.com/eve-de-voke/
https://merkabamusic.com/kalyascintilla/
Instagram:
@kalyascintilla.merkaba
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Maloney is the host of the "3000 Podcast", a Melbourne centric podcast with some of Melboure's culture makers. We chat about Maloney's journey into the podcasting world, hip hop and street culture and his love for Melbourne and its countless subcultures.
@3000podcast
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Tayla Broekman is a Melbourne based visual artist who is best known for her beautifully drawn illustrative characters, mostly female figures and animals, done with styyyle. She is a highly accomplished muralist, painting all over the country and the globe and a digital artist.
Instagram: @tayla.art -
Kent Wilson is an artist, curator, writer, teacher and musician.
He has worked all angles of the art world aiding, assisting and creating opportunities for artists.
He has been instrumental in building and nurturing a thriving contemporary art scene in central Victoria, being one of the founders of the Kyneton Contemporary Art Triennial and being the Senior curator at La Trobe Arts Institute, Bendigo.
Kent has also just recently released his first album under the name Fletching which is currently available on Spotify and Bandcamp.
https://fletchingmusic.bandcamp.com/
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Benjamin Knock is an Australian multi-disciplinary artist who's work is predominantly focused around geological structures, the mechanics of our planet and passage of time.
Since our last chat, Benji has been hanging out, for extended periods of time, on the edge of active, erupting volcanoes. I’ve been completely glued to his instagram stories as he’s been documenting bursts of exploding lava, deep earthly rumbles, huge black smoke clouds and barron alien landscapes.
https://www.benjaminknock.com/
Instagram:
@k_n_o_c_k
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Nina Rao is a Kirtan singer and performer with two incredible solo albums out now. She tours with Krishna Das singing and performing in his band as well as being his business manager. She is a podcast host on the Be Here Now Network, a spiritual teacher and has worked as a conservationist.
https://www.ninaraochant.com/
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Phaeleh aka Matt Preston, is an English electronic music producer, DJ and multi-instrumentalist known for his evocative melodic beats. His music ranges across many genres and tempos, sometimes upbeat and energised and often calm, ambient and cinematic. Combining live instruments with his supurb electronic production, Phaeleh's music has guided me through many a deep inner journey.
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Joe DiMeo is the recipient of the first successful face transplant and double hand transplant.
Currently 25 years old, Joe lived a pretty normal life, until one morning in July, 2018, he was in a car accident and sustained third degree burns to 80% of his body. After two years of healing, challenging rehab, 20 reconstructive plastic surgeries and skin grafts, Joe underwent the 23 hour experimental transplant surgery in hope for a new trajectory toward function and normality.
Four years later, Joe is living an active life, not without its challenges, but with optimism and independence. And today Joe joins me to share his difficult yet inspiring story.
Tiktok:
https://www.tiktok.com/@joestransplantjourney
Instagram:
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Michael Vale is a Melbourne based contemporary artist best known for his eerie absurdist figurative paintings. Sublime landscapes occupied by a cast of strange cryptids: Masked ghostly entities, figures wrapped in bandages, skeletons smoking pipes all participating in an obscured ever unfolding narrative of humour, horror and mystery.
With a professional art career spanning over four decades, Michael has held 22 solo exhibitions, has been a finalist in the Archibald Prize three times, and won a number of prestigious art prizes including the Doug Moran National Portrait Prize.
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Chamberlain is a Melbourne based music producer who is best known for his punchy bass-heavy glitch-hop beats. He has played gigs and festivals all over Australia and world wide and has done countless releases of singles, reworks, EPs and albums. Get onto his soundcloud or spotify discography, guaranteed to put you in the mood to party and improve your vibe.
https://chamberlaintunes.com/
Soundcloud:
https://soundcloud.com/chamberlainyeah
Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/1EN0OGXAhh1z5k6Iq4E5H4?si=Wg1MNKhWTd2znoNPB3fRPQ
Bandcamp:
https://chamberlainyeah.bandcamp.com/
Instagram:
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In 2011, a team of Swedish ocean explorers searching for shipwrecks in the Baltic sea came across a very strange and unexplainable object. Their scanners picked up a large circular structure, seemingly non-natural, 60 meters in diameter and 90 meters deep with a long drag mark following it etched into the ocean floor. This discovery changed the course of their lives, sparking a relentless effort to examine and learn what this object might be, how it got there and how long its been there.
The coverage of this discovery went world wide with the media dubbing it “The Baltic Sea Anonmaly” and even “The Baltic Sea UFO”. It is a really strange and exciting discovery which seems to puzzle all the scientific professionals who examine it.
Is it a natural phenomena caused by volcanic activity? Or a meteor? Could it be man made? The foundations of some kind of building? Or could it actually be as strange as UFO crash site? One thing they do know is the more learn, the more questions that arise.
The team who discovered it is called OceanX, lead by Peter Lindberg and Dennis Asberg. Today I am joining by Dennis, one of the original discoverers of this bizarre mysterious object lying at the bottom of the Baltic Sea.
Ocean X
https://www.oceanexplorer.se/
Dennis World Podcats
https://open.spotify.com/show/2Hl3eOJF4nTd4EW1uRdXiA?si=8cf03c7f85054dc9
The Mystery Beneath Documentary:
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Tim Molloy is a visual artist, illustrator and author of a number of comics/ graphic novels. Tim is also a world builder. Across the many mediums he works with spanning over a few decades, Tim has built an imaginary world in which all his characters and creatures inhabit. Strung together with an ever unfolding narrative, Tim’s universe is a frantic, psychedelic, multi-dimensional, alien sci fi melting pot. Bright colours, bizarre creatures, dark unsettling themes and magical adventures all delivered with aesthetical maximism.
www.timmolloy.com
https://www.patreon.com/timmolloy
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As promised, the follow up interview with Jake Angeli-Chansley. Also know by his shamanic name YellowStone Wolf, but known the world over by his nickname Q-Shaman. Jake came into the public eye after being the poster boy for the January 6 riots and the United States Capitol. This is a follow up conversation from episode 174.
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Having explored the subject of conspiracy theories extensively over the years, it hasn’t been uncommon to come across people claiming to be “Targeted Individuals”. Targeted Individuals are a group of people who believe they are being monitored, manipulated and targeted by powerful people or groups for the purpose of control, experimentation and psychological torture. There are said to be thousands worldwide and they claim to be targeted with a wide variety of methods such as radiowaves, microwaves, microchip implants, gangstalking and advanced surveillance.
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Brent Lee and Neil Sanders are the hosts of the "Some Dare Call It Conspiracy" Podcast. A podcast that explores, investigates and debunks various conspiracy theories. We chat about the podcast, conspiracy theories that might actually be true, and explore the subject of Aliens, UFOs and the crop circle phenomenon.
Twitter: @somedarepodcast -
Hari Hari is an Adelaide based visual artist and muralist. Hari’s work is often site specific, black and white, trippy optical shapes and forms with a warped movement that keeps the viewers eyes very busy.
We sat down on the tail end of the Darwin Street Art Festival for a chat about Hari's work.
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Darren Wardle is a Melbourne based visual artist. He is best known for his bright, techni-colour paintings of modern architectural interiors and exteriors. His subjects are often dilapidated and abstracted, a critical examination of modernity and walking the fine line between Utopia and Dystopia.
www.darrenwardle.com
Instagram: @darren.wardle - Mostrar mais
