art to art recently went to the opening of Art Town at Chapel on Chapel in Prahran, showcasing the works by emerging artists. We had to share with you this amazing artwork above (left) as we've not seen anything quite like it. It's titled: Possible Worlds...' and is a 3D street art, paper cut outs and spray chalk by artist Drasko Boljevic. Just to give you an idea how spectacular it is the smaller image (top right) is the view from upstairs looking down.The exhibition is on until the 25th Match so if you do the get the chance go and see it for yourself. Image top far right is the winner of the Arts Town competition with his artwork. And below another entrant.

ROAR was born when a converted factory space in Brunswick Street in the inner Melbourne suburb of Fitzroy, opened with an exhibition of over fifty works by twenty six artists in June 1982. Lead by the late David Larwill and a myriad of emerging artists the group changed the face of Australian contemporary art by injecting excitement and stirring up the local art scene in Melbourne.

ROAR RE-VIEWED is a substantial and impressive coffee table book with exposed binding, cloth bound with an inset image of the ROAR identity imbedded in to the cover . It reflects the 30 year journey of the artists and the group and the impact that they made on the Australian Art landscape. Artists include the late David Larwill, Mark Schaller, Ann Howie, Jill Noble, Wayne Eager to mention a few. The book retails for $150 and can be purchased by contacting roarart@gmail.com or calling Creina Cadden on 0418 553 844. Warning: To avoid loss of feeling in your legs, do not read this book in bed, it seriously weighs a tonne!