The launch of MGPO's True Self is only 10 days away now, and we can barely contain our excitement. The exhibition will feature 10 framed, large-scale photographs created in collaboration by 20 Australian artists, with all proceeds going to Fitted For Work.

Pictured above is Kate Tucker and Brooke Holm's breathtaking piece, which was created and captured in Melbourne's Yarra Valley. We're also very fortunate to have some insight into their collaboration process, thanks to the delightful behind-the-scenes shots below.

True Self will be showing at Melbourne's GPO from Friday May 31 – Sunday June 23. To find out more about this very special exhibition, head over here.

Much like Halley’s Comet, which is only visible from earth every 75 years, it’s not often that a full-time position comes up at the Jacky Winter secret aboveground headquarters (which may or may not be carved into the side of a mountain in the likeness of Don Knott’s head). Actually, we fibbed. We even used the same first paragraph as our last job advert, which was around two years ago. Still! It's rare. Here's the kicker though – we not only have one full-time position going, but two: 'Admin Assistant / Receptionist / Bedazzler' and 'Photography Producer'. Applications close 6pm on Friday May 24, so if you'd like to be considered, you'd better be quick. For more information, head over here.

Webuyyourkids have made one of our dreams come true, by writing, designing and illustrating a new 24 page adult picture book, titled 'Riddles, Sorcery and Deceit'. Published by Izrock Pressings Australia, the book is being released as a companion piece to two new skateboard designs for Pass Port. The creation of this story has been a labour of love for Webuyyourkids, as it has been produced after-hours and between jobs, over a period of 18 months. If, like us, you're impatient to get your hands on a copy, head over to the Pass Port online store, where the book, boards and two t-shirts are available for pre-order.

'Riddles, Sorcery and Deceit' will launch this Wednesday May 22 from 6pm, at The Newtown School of Arts in Sydney.