Cement Fondu’s new show ‘Disco Dreamtime Drums’ by Walmajarri artist John Prince Siddon is like stepping into a wild, colourful dream that's part pop culture party, part serious reality check - says Gosha Heldtz on dither_

‘With its eye-catching visuals and playful references, it's easy to get lost in the fun. But look closer, and you'll see a deeper story unfolding, a story of how the climate crisis is hitting Siddon's community in Fitzroy Crossing hard. Using materials from oil barrels to cow skulls as his canvas, his work forces you to look harder and reflect on the devastating damage this crisis has on indigenous peoples. Accompanying John’s work is Thea Anamara Perkins who is showing in the project space. Thea’s work mashes perfectly with John’s and echoes the urgent need for environmental action intertwined with land rights. This isn't your average art show, it's a wake-up call presented through deadly, funky, and fabulous visuals.’

This is a first in a nationwide series - taking Australia’s newst digital arts platform, dither_, to the streets. dither_ is streamlining gallery networks for the empowerment of emerging audiences and markets through listing, mapping, filtering and user itinerary service. The founder Tomas Kusturin believes ‘you don’t need a PHD, 3000 words and X-Ray vision to talk about art,’ and honestly that’s the realest shit we’ve ever heard. Back them and check out their incredible work at www.dither.au plus this little number showcasing just how dither_ plan on re-imaging how audiences find art as directed by Rhavin Banda below.