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Making Trouble is not an ordinary job, and we believe in the extraordinary product we produce. We believe in the passion and effect of our voice. We are independent and expert at building sustainable, vibrant and dynamic arts communities. We know that the best way to do that is to provide high quality and beautiful content that is FREE and easy to love.
ARTIST AS PUBLISHER
As artist publishers we publish independently to bypass mainstream media, and to curate and distribute arts content widely and on our own terms. We have embraced the disruption of global media digitalisation as it plays to our strengths in a market where audiences are increasingly drawn to small, high quality niche producers of original content, and online communities form around conversations that inspire and engage.
HERE COMES TROUBLE
Trouble was born in 2004 in the central Victorian town of Newstead, beginning life as free street press and heralding a strong tree-change movement of artists and creatives into rural areas. The street press magazine achieved National distribution in 2010, and by 2011 boasted a CAB audited circulation of 20,000 copies monthly.
In 2012 Trouble again moved early to adopt a digital distribution format with the successful launch of an iOS app, a new, responsive website, and a fresh approach to social media.
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You can find Trouble online anytime here at troublemag.com or download our free app from the Appstore. We also publish on Issuu, Tumblr, YouTube and Vimeo, and maintain a strong social media presence on Facebook, Twitter and Google+.
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Have You Seen The Listers?
April 4, 2018 | troublemag
(A Troubled Feature Trailer)
Director: Eddie Martin (Jisoe, All This Mayhem) | Featuring: Anthony Lister
Have You Seen The Listers? is a candid and personal insight into the rise of world-renowned street artist Anthony Lister as he challenges conservative Australia, … Read More
Daniel Moynihan – A Rare Beast
March 7, 2018 | troublemag
Artist Daniel Moynihan takes us through the process for printing one of his etchings. Moynihan’s unique and deeply informed process of printmaking has evolved through 50 years of practice. He talks of his formative years in Melbourne, Udo Sellback and … Read More
Cy GORMAN & Jazmine GEIS Augmented Organism
February 4, 2018 | troublemag
Augmented Organism is a stunning collaborative transnational art and design project between Melbourne based Cy Gorman and Hawaiian based Jazmyne Geis that brings together filmmaking, contemporary dance, technology and environmental activism, combining them with world wisdom traditions and myths. Augmented … Read More
The Madness of Art
November 7, 2017 | troublemag
Close Encounters
Jim Kempner
Jim falls for an early Carl Andre sculpture, which leads to a close encounter.
Want more? See all of the MoA Episodes we’ve run to date.
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The Madness of Art
October 1, 2017 | troublemag
The Tasmanian Museum of Antiquities (And Minimal Art)
Jim Kempner
Jim falls for an early minimalist art masterpiece – literally.
Want more? See all of the MoA Episodes we’ve run to date.
Or visit themadnessofart.com
The Madness of Art
September 10, 2017 | troublemag
Trump…? Excuse me !?
Jim Kempner
There is a lot of interest in the Alex Katz show, but one client is worried about the election.
Want more? See all of the MoA Episodes we’ve run to date.
Or visit themadnessofart.com
No Hands
August 6, 2017 | troublemag
CreateAbility with Capital Venues & Events No Hands is a poetic re-imagining of Isak Dinesen’s The Diver. Set in an Islamic culture somewhere in the timeless past, No Hands uses physical theatre, sound and video projection in an exploration … Read More
Renewable Energy – Battersea & Bankside
August 5, 2017 | troublemag
CLIMATE by Creative Cowboy
Battersea and Bankside Power Stations demonstrate how great old buildings turn into great new ones. And how the energy world moves on. Both power stations were originally designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, also the … Read More
Two Singles to Gifu
July 3, 2017 | troublemag
JAPAN ART & CULTURE by Creative Cowboy
The flight into Tokyo’s Narita Airport arrives as the sun is setting, we fly in low over the Japanese coast, small islands off to our left, each with an attendant fluffy cloud … Read More
CyberRunner
June 3, 2017 | troublemag
Josh Van Zuylen
CyberRunner, a project inspired by the incredible works of Mike Pondsmith, Syd Mead and David Snyder. The ultimate goal, says Josh Van Zuylen was to stand alongside these high-profile legends, who helped to create and develop … Read More
