Artists
- Arrows (Hobbledehoy Record Co)
- The Basics (Independent)
- The Beautiful Girls (San Dumo/Independent)
- Ben Mitchell (Independent)
- Birds of Tokyo (Independent)
- Blue King Brown (Roots Level Records)
- Bukkcity (Unda K9)
- Butterfingers (Valley Trash Records)
- Carus and The True Believers (Independent)
- Cog (Diffrnt Music/Little Samurai)
- The Conglomerate (Independent, debut album only)
- Dan Webb (Independent)
- Drawn from Bees (Bonefinger Records)
- The E.L.F. (Oaks Records)
- Edward Guglielmino (Independent)
- Endorphin (Seduction Records)
- Epicure (Independent)
- The Flairz (Lefroy Records)
- Hungry Kids of Hungary (Independent)
- Impossible Odds (Impossible Odds)
- Intercooler (Rhythm Ace)
- Jacqui Hunt (Auraphonic)
- The Jezabels (Independent)
- John Butler Trio (Jarrah Records)
- Karnivool (Independent)
- Kate Miller-Heidke (Waterbear Records)
- Lior (Senso Unico)
- The Little Stevies (Independent)
- Lucky Fonz III (Cruiserweight Records)
- Mark Wilkinson (Independent)
- Mia Dyson (Backdoor Records)
- The Panda Band (Bamboo Records)
- The Panics (LittleBIGMAN Records)
- The Pigram Brothers (Pigram Music)
- Tin Alley
- The Preytells (Independent)
- Resin Dogs (Hydrofunk)
- Sam Clark (PLW Entertainment)
- Sarah McLeod (Naughty Mouse Ink/Independent)
- Sekiden (Valve Records)
- Skipping Girl Vinegar (Popboomerang)
- Sneaky Sound System (Whack Records)
- Superengine (Q-Stik Records)
- Voodoo Monkeys (Independent)
- The Waifs (Jarrah Records)
- Young Modern (Croxton Records)
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“The upshot was, my paintings must burn
that English artists might finally learn.”
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“The proper aim of education is to promote significant learning. Significant learning entails development. Development means successively asking broader and deeper questions of the relationship between oneself and the world. This is as true for first graders as graduate students, for fledging artists as graying accountants.”
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“Critics are more committed to the rules of art than artists are.”
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