ArtInfo.com.au offers videos, galleries, exhibitions as well as art-related listings. Come and have a gander! http://www.artinfo.com.au/ Copyright 2006 TDDC.org  http://www.artinfo.com.au/videos/watch/juan-ford-eps2 http://www.artinfo.com.au/videos/watch/juan-ford http://www.artinfo.com.au/videos/watch/brie-trenerry-eps-2 http://www.artinfo.com.au/videos/watch/brie-trenerry-eps-1 http://www.artinfo.com.au/exhibitions/browse/juan-ford SLABALONG. The word is painted on a piece of wood with the Ls turned into arrows pointing off somewhere into the outback night. It’s a funny word, cute even, but there’s no way I’d follow its direction. http://www.artinfo.com.au/articles/read/camilla-tadich-slabalong Occupying the large front gallery of Seventh, Prelude commands a presence. A large group of paper sculptures hang suspended in space, as if floating, frozen. As many as two dozen of these occupy the gallery, each an aggregate of folded paper, taped together, that... http://www.artinfo.com.au/articles/read/ross-coulter-prelude Sky Lab was the final of three exhibitions I have been involved with in 2009. It was my individual response, developed last year to coincide with the International Year of Astronomy and some other milestones... http://www.artinfo.com.au/articles/read/response-to-questions--felicity-spear To me, Tai Snaith's work has always seemed like the product of an innocence both cheeky and brutal. A series of messages delivered in the same way a child might exclaim in the supermarket queue... http://www.artinfo.com.au/articles/read/tai-snaith-the-wild-chorus Mori show needs further injection of art http://www.artinfo.com.au/articles/read/art-and-medicine eter Greenaway’s filmic installation of a replica of Da Vinci’s The Last Supper (1498) is on as part of The Melbourne International Arts Festival. He aims to set up a dialogue between painting and film – as the short written introduction outside the exhibition... http://www.artinfo.com.au/articles/read/peter-greenaway-at-melbourne-international-arts-festival In this episode we discuss the winner of the Woollahra sculpture prize, Alexander Seton and the winner of the RBS award... http://www.artinfo.com.au/articles/read/podcast-eps-4 I’ll start at the beginning. This is a beautiful looking exhibition. There’s a shift from some of the more overtly architectural works of some of Andrews’ past shows and a move to a fascination with abstraction... http://www.artinfo.com.au/articles/read/analogue-shift-justin-andrews- Since the relocation of Westspace and it's establishment in 2005, Trocadero is the only inner city ARI that resides in Melbourne’s west. With a commitment to showing a high standard of professional new and contemporary art Trocadero has become a platform for experimental and occasionsionly controversial art. Over the years Trocadero has held notable exhibtions by artists; Ash Keating,Paul Batt, Brendan Lee,Azlan Mclennan and Nicola Loder among others. Through a dedicated committee Trocadero continues to expose new and challenging art to the wider arts community. www.trocaderoartspace.com.au This is a call out to all artists who have something to say, words to share and ideas to throw around. artinfo.com.au are looking for writers to contribute to their website in areas of reviews, articles, blogs and random thoughts. Our main interest lies within the support and promotion of activity and artists in Melbourne that veer from the norm. We aim to present this goss in a new and interesting manner, with video being a prominent tool in our expression. Check out the site and see what we’re all about. http://