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3/8 Prince Street, Box Hill South VIC 3128
Property Type: townhouse
Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 2
Car Space: 2
Easy living next to Artists Park
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Box Hill Chinese New Year Carnival Melbourne Vlog 3
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Matt Colwell, better known by his stage name 360, is a hip hop artist from Melbourne, Australia. Colwell attended Luther College in Melbourne's eastern suburbs and Box Hill Senior Secondary College for his final years of schooling. In February 2007, he moved to Melbourne and signed to Soulmate Records.He released his debut album, What You See Is What You Get, in March 2008.
Colwell owes much of his popularity to rap battling. He plays live shows and creates many collaborative works with Pez as part of the duo Forthwrite. Colwell featured on Pez's single, The Festival Song, which peaked at #14 on the Australian artists singles chart.
Colwell is infamous for his diss of the Hilltop Hoods and Coxter. He participated in a freestyle contest and rapped, The nose bleed section made me want to break their nose. There is also an alleged diss track titled Name-Dropper in which he badmouths many members of the community, which was mentioned in his battle with American rapper Okwerdz.
In 2010, Colwell started a phenomenon in the Australian hip-hop scene known as Rapper Tag on YouTube, which has gained a large following. Rapper Tag begins when one rhymer records a portion of a rap over a looped beat, then asks another to join in. The second rapper then repeats the process, and so on.
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8 Halsey Street, Box Hill South
Distinctively appointed, this striking clinker brick home offers an unsurpassed lifestyle with a variety of formal and informal living areas of impressive proportions. An inviting entrance welcomes you into the formal lounge room, adorned with a glorious open fire place. Presented with a fresh colour palette and complemented by hardwood floors and 9ft ceilings throughout, the home offers four generous bedrooms; the master is flooded with preferred northerly light and overlooks the front garden. Two very stylish bathrooms keep the morning rush to a minimum and feature designer vanities and tiles, there’s an impressive free standing soak tub for the kids to enjoy and a frameless walk in shower.
Open and spacious, the stunning kitchen boasts a large Caesar stone island bench with breakfast bar, Ilve 900mm stainless steel oven and quality custom made shaker cabinetry, merging harmoniously with the family room and meals area. Bi-fold doors open out to an elevated deck – the perfect retreat to enjoy a glass of wine at the end of the day, or perhaps a summer BBQ on the weekend. The backyard is a safe haven for children and pets to run around in and explore, surrounded by low maintenance landscaping.
Highlights: ducted heating, air conditioning, open fire place, attic and under house storage, study nook with built in book shelving, it’s been re-wired and re-plumbed, plantation shutters. Walk to Roberts McCubbin Primary, Artists Park, it’s within the Box Hill High zone, close to Kingswood College, PLC, Mt Scopus, Deakin University, Box Hill Golf Course, Aqualink and Gardiner’s Creek Reserve.
Fletchers - 69 Haig Street, Box Hill South - Robert Sheahan & Stefan Cook
Spoil your family in this modern and elegant single-storey property, with local attractions moments away. Masterfully renovated and immaculately presented, enjoy quiet and comfortable living in style.
With a blend of practical living and a relaxed atmosphere throughout, an inviting entrance introduces an impressive living/dining room, with European appliances and stone benchtops in the sunbathed kitchen. An elevated deck, the perfect vantage point for entertaining, provides views of the extensive, leafy backyard and glimpses of Box Hill Golf Course.
Bedrooms are bright and spacious, with built-in-robes and a master ensuite mirroring the chic, modern central bathroom with premium bathroom fittings. Live in complete comfort, with timber floorboards, carpeted bedrooms, 6-star gas ducted heating, evaporative cooling and security system.
An excellent location, enjoy the short stroll to Fifty Birds local cafe, Roberts McCubbin Primary School and Kingswood College, within the Box Hill High School zone and close proximity to PLC, Deakin University, Gardiners Creek, Artists Park, Box Hill Golf Course, buses and shops.
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Greater Melbourne : the good life
Melbourne, is the capital of the state of Victoria and the second largest city of Australia. Our week end gives us a great opportunity to enjoy this beautiful city, where the sun and warmth welcomed us. It is a green city with parks, gardens and open spaces covering a majority of the area of the city. The city center is divided by the Yarra River, which adds charm, and there is an urban culture well represented through the art of graffiti where many artists paint the streets and alleys of the city. There is a peaceful atmosphere in this city. A few minutes from downtown by car you can relax on Brighton’s beach with its famous colorful sheds or enjoy the view of the skyline of Melbourne from the charming port of St Kilda.
There is a peaceful atmosphere, it is definitely good to live in Melbourne !
Adam (aka Blak Douglas) Hill
Born Adam Douglas Hill on Dharug Country (Blacktown) to an Aboriginal Father & Australian Mother, Adam (aka Blak Douglas) Hill began painting in an industrial unit in Jamisontown (South Penrith).
He has won numerous prizes and awards, and was a finalist in the 2015 Archibald Prize.
More artworks can be seen at the Aboriginal Art Directory Gallery
Solo Exhibitions
2013 SMELLIN’ IT LIKE IT IS (November) Tandanya Gallery, Adelaide, SA; 2012 ONEinFOUR (Dec) Damien Minton Gallery, NSW; 2010 Not a proper Aborigine, ‘10yr Survey’ (Sept) Mosman Art Gallery NSW; 2010 Caste-ing Call, Harrison Galleries, Paddington (July) NSW; 2010 I’m not racist but, Arc One Gallery- Melbourne (March) VIC; 2009 A Colony of Terrors, Harrison Galleries, Paddington (May) NSW; 2008 This is why we don't stand for the anthem, Arc One, Melbourne (Nov) VIC; 2008 100 x 5 x7 = me ², Washhouse Gallery, Rozelle, Sydney, NSW; 2007 Not for the Faint Hearted, Arc One, Melbourne, VIC; 2006 A sign of the crimes, Mori Gallery, Sydney, NSW; 2005 Hand Some Returns, Birrung Gallery, Leichardt, NSW; 2005 Dingo On, Washhouse Gallery, Sydney, NSW; 2004 Whitewashed, TAP Gallery, Darlinghurst, NSW; 2004 The Outskirts of Town, the Canberra Grammar School, ACT; 2003 Progression, Walkabout Gallery, Newtown, Sydney, NSW; 2002 Joan Sutherland Performing Arts Centre, Penrith; 2000 Eora Scapes, The Studio, Sydney Opera House; 1999 Mananura Aboriginal Arts Coop, Jamisontown
Group Exhibitions
2015 BLAKATTAK Sydney College of the Arts Gallery (collaborative with Adam Geczy); 2013 BOMB (June) Utrecht Gallery, Holland NETHERLANDS (collaborative with Adam Geczy); 2013 Marrambang Meeting (April) Goulburn Regional Art Gallery; 2012 Almost, Damien Minton Gallery, NSW; 2012 Sculpture by the Sea (Oct) Tamarama Beach, NSW (collaborative with Will Coles); 2012 2 X 2 Adam Hill / Hugh Ramage (Sept) South Hill Gallery, NSW; 2012 NAIDOC @ Seymour Centre (July) Boomalli Artists NSW; 2012 Cold Eels & Distant Thoughts (March) Monash Gallery of Art, VIC; 2012 Warrami (Feb) Peacock Gallery, Auburn NSW; 2011 People We Know Places We’ve Been (Nov) Goulburn Regional Gallery, NSW; 2011 Freedom Riders (July) University Art Gallery, Syd Uni NSW; 2011 Beauty, Vanity & Narcissism (July) Cross Arts Projects, NSW; 2011 No. 1 Fan (Feb) Casula Powerhouse, NSW; 2010 Authentic, Fairfield City Gallery (July) NSW; 2010 Walkabout Art Prize, TAP Gallery, (July) NSW; 2009 Breathing Space, Hawkesbury Regional Gallery NSW; 2008 In- Tech- Niche, At the Vanishing Point Gallery, Newtown; 2008 Ngadhu, Ngulili, Ngeaninyagu, Campbelltown Arts Centre, Campbelltown; 2008 Lines in the Sand, Hazelhurst Regional Gallery, Sydney, NSW; 2008 Facetnate! Match Box Projects, Japan Foundation Gallery, Sydney, NSW; 2008 Amnesty International Australia Freedom Art Prize, Tap Gallery, Sydney NSW; 2008 Windows on Pain, ABN Amro Building, Sydney, NSW; 2007 The Coloured Digger, Damien Minton Gallery, Sydney, NSW; 2007 Xstrata Coal Emerging Indigenous Art Award, Queensland Art Gallery, QLD; 2007 Re-inscriptions, Asia Australia Arts Centre, Sydney, NSW; 2007 NSW Parliament House Indigenous Art Prize, Parliament House Sydney Annual Members Show, Boomalli, Sydney; 2007 Telstra Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award, Museum and Art Gallery of Northern Territory, NT; 2006 Place, Mori Gallery, Sydney, NSW; 2006 Telstra Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award, Museum and Art Gallery of Northern Territory, NT; 2005-9 Parliament of NSW Aboriginal Art Prize; 2004 Boomalli Exchange, Winnipeg, CANADA
20 Unbelievable Art Istallations
From amazing sculptures underwater to a beautiful room full of endless lights here are 20 Unbelievable Art Installations…
8 - Mirror, mirror on the wall…
This one is just incredible, this is the Infinity Mirrored Room, and guess how many people are allowed in at once? Just one! And for only 45 seconds! Created by Yayoi Kusama, this is a chamber lined with mirrors and what seems to be an endless supply of LED lights. It’s of course all part of the mirror effect, and is absolutely exquisite!
7 - It’s getting hot in here!
James Dive, from Australia, is an installation artist and this installation of his, is called “Hot with the chance of a late storm”. He is part of the Glue Society, and his work has appeared throughout the world. This Ice-Cream van is intended to highlight global warming.
6 - It’s all in illusion…
I love this parallel world that Leandro Erlich has crated. There is no trickery involved here, these people have no super powers – although it would appear they do It’s just a clever use of mirrors, which makes it look like you’re walking on the side of the building, or falling off – depending on what you’re doing!
5 - Not your regular rollercoaster…
In fact, if you’re a bit afraid of them – you might want to try this one. You go at your own pace, because you actually walk it! This installation is called the Tiger and Turtle Magic Mountain, and it was designed by German artists Heike Mutter and Ulrich Genth. This walkable rollercoaster is 69-feet, but because it’s on a hill – if you’re at the top, you’re 148 feet above your surroundings. Just so you know, the hectic loop at the top is just for show – you can’t walk on it!
4 - Explosion of colours…
These blow my mind, created by Gabriel Dawe – he searched for creative freedom and started experimenting with embroidery and textiles, and as he grew up in Mexico – these type of more feminine ideas of art weren’t really accepted. So when he moved to Canada, his work evolved and has created some of the incredible thread installations.
3 - Heaven for kids!
This is Kusam’s Obliteration Room, and as the installation began – you saw this beautiful clean white living space, however – every person that visited this room was given some bright stickers, and it eventually looks like a truck of stickers exploded in the room. It’s called Give Me Love, and due to the interaction of people and mass accumulation of the stickers, the space is transformed into this colour explosion.
2 - Under the sea…
Who would have thought you could view art underwater, but Jason deCaires Taylor has proven that art can be viewed anywhere! He is a British sculptor, and also the creator of the first ever underwater sculptor park and museum. He links his skills as an artist, marine conservationist, photographer and scuba diver – to bring this underwater art to life for visitors.
1 - Without a shadow of a doubt…
Simplicity is often underrated, but not here. Anila Quayyum Agha from Pakistan, is the creator of this beautiful shadow box. It’s a 6.5 foot wooden box, cut into beautiful shapes with carefully placed patterns. The box has a light inside, making the shadows spill out into the room, creating the most dazzling effect. It won a public and jury vote in 2014, for the most incredible art installation.
UNIQUE, ARTISTIC AREA IN MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA | Brunswick Street Fitzroy, Melbourne, Australia
Brunswick Street in Fitzroy, Melbourne, Australia is definitely a unique and artistic area in Melbourne, Australia.
Brunswick street is full of bars, restaurants, cafes and shops. There are bars that have live bands here. Most underground singers and bands start off here in hopes of building a fan base and one day getting discovered.
Many artists and creative people live around here. You can sense that as you walk along this street. It is colored by street art around the area.
Brunswick street definitely has a unique vibe to it.
This is quite an interesting street to see if you are visiting Melbourne. It's approximately 3km away from the city center. You can get here by tram.
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Melbourne Now
You won't just find art in galleries in Melbourne - it is everywhere, down laneways, in streets, up, down and all around. It is part of everyday life.
As the largest, most ambitious exhibition the NGV (or any other state gallery in Australia) has undertaken, Melbourne Now celebrates the city's artistic excellence across the NGV, NGV International and in Hosier/Rutledge Lane installation ALLYOURWALLS.
It's an art exhibition, but not as you know it.
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F1 crew
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AWOL crew
ID crew
WSW crew
CKA crew
KSA crew
RG crew
AFP crew
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Senekt
Steen Jones
Aida Sabic
Phoenix the street artist
Sputnik
Ruskidd
Marian Machismo
Resume
Kirpy
Mimby Robinson
Putos
Rashee
DEB
Junky Projects
Presto
Tom civil
Creature Creature
ADi
Loadz
Conrad Bizjak
Jaws
Hancock
Dem189
Makatron
Mayo
Phibs
Calm
Tim Rollins
Paners
Woke
Shane Sterry
Ero
Otis Chamberlain
23rd key
Klara
Loretta Lizzio
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Fletchers - 5/20 Asquith Street, Box Hill South - Stefan Cook
Set yourself a relaxed pace within this generously proportioned and wonderfully renovated single level home.
Ideally positioned at the front of a quiet block and featuring a separate driveway to a single auto garage, enjoy the supreme lifestyle close to Box Hill Golf Course, tram, bus, Gardiners Creek Trail, Deakin University, Box Hill High, Roberts McCubbin Primary School and Kingswood College.
Central to this home’s allure is the designer kitchen fitted with stone benches, elegant cabinetry, Miele pyrolytic self-cleaning oven and Asko dishwasher. This room features a central meals area, and is perfect for easy indoor/outdoor entertaining with French doors opening to a west-facing deck and beautiful, much-loved garden.
The serene lounge room with split system air-conditioner, 2 bedrooms with built-in robes, modern bathroom, polished timber floors, modern lighting, euro laundry, ample storage and 2 additional off-street car spaces confirms this abode’s fine credentials.
360 - Hammerhead/Died This Way | Live in Sydney | Moshcam
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Matt Colwell, better known by his stage name 360, is a hip hop artist from Melbourne, Australia. Colwell attended Luther College in Melbourne's eastern suburbs and Box Hill Senior Secondary College for his final years of schooling. In February 2007, he moved to Melbourne and signed to Soulmate Records.He released his debut album, What You See Is What You Get, in March 2008.
Colwell owes much of his popularity to rap battling. He plays live shows and creates many collaborative works with Pez as part of the duo Forthwrite. Colwell featured on Pez's single, The Festival Song, which peaked at #14 on the Australian artists singles chart.
Colwell is infamous for his diss of the Hilltop Hoods and Coxter. He participated in a freestyle contest and rapped, The nose bleed section made me want to break their nose. There is also an alleged diss track titled Name-Dropper in which he badmouths many members of the community, which was mentioned in his battle with American rapper Okwerdz.
In 2010, Colwell started a phenomenon in the Australian hip-hop scene known as Rapper Tag on YouTube, which has gained a large following. Rapper Tag begins when one rhymer records a portion of a rap over a looped beat, then asks another to join in. The second rapper then repeats the process, and so on.
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Jocko Podcast 149 with Jim and James Webb: Fields Of Fire. US Marine Corps
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TONES AND I - 'Dance Monkey' LIVE (Splendour In The Grass 2019)
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360 - Killer | Live in Sydney | Moshcam
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Matt Colwell, better known by his stage name 360, is a hip hop artist from Melbourne, Australia. Colwell attended Luther College in Melbourne's eastern suburbs and Box Hill Senior Secondary College for his final years of schooling. In February 2007, he moved to Melbourne and signed to Soulmate Records.He released his debut album, What You See Is What You Get, in March 2008.
Colwell owes much of his popularity to rap battling. He plays live shows and creates many collaborative works with Pez as part of the duo Forthwrite. Colwell featured on Pez's single, The Festival Song, which peaked at #14 on the Australian artists singles chart.
Colwell is infamous for his diss of the Hilltop Hoods and Coxter. He participated in a freestyle contest and rapped, The nose bleed section made me want to break their nose. There is also an alleged diss track titled Name-Dropper in which he badmouths many members of the community, which was mentioned in his battle with American rapper Okwerdz.
In 2010, Colwell started a phenomenon in the Australian hip-hop scene known as Rapper Tag on YouTube, which has gained a large following. Rapper Tag begins when one rhymer records a portion of a rap over a looped beat, then asks another to join in. The second rapper then repeats the process, and so on.
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Interactive Projection Art on snow - Red Bull Off The Planet
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