If you're in Sydney, you'd be crazy to miss out on this one. We don't even need to say anything about Dylan, except that these photos will probably make you wish you were on the scene in 1964. Get along to Blender Gallery to feast your peepers on rare snaps by some off the best music photographers of the century. Dylan, Bringing It All Back Home will run until August 3.

This is really nice little flickr group full of lovely photos dedicated to girls and their backs. Have a flick through these lovelies and why not upload your own little beauties to the group? This is voyeurism in the nicest possible sense of the word.

So, it's pretty late notice but Sydney-siders who don't have any plans on this lovely Thursday evening should get along to The Sugarmill in Kings Cross. It is here that you will find some very cool Sydney-inspired photos by Lisa Zhu, presented by Side Street Sydney and The Stairwell Gallery. Lisa's photographs are inspired by the fair city and are all about discovery, hidden gems and challenging perceptions. Free drinks and canopes from 6pm, just be sure to RSVP over here.

Melbourne-based jeweller, Polly Van Der Glas is doing weird and wonderful things with body parts. Her collection includes rings, necklaces, bracelets and earrings made with precious metals that have been cast from human hair and teeth, definitely making you glance twice. Polly pairs amazing silver-smithing craftsmanship with an eye for seeing beauty in something that might otherwise have been mistaken being morbid and grotesque. The Van Der Glas pieces are available at Alice Euphemia and Alphaville stores as well as Polly's Etsy shop, be sure to check out Polly's blog, too.

WhiteSpace3 is a newly launched independent arts community site and on Friday July 2 (that's tomorrow), they are having their debut exhibition, Rather Be Naked in Sydney at 48 Little Oxford St, Darlinghurst. Rather Be Naked aims to uncover, expose and show the world new and emerging Aussie talents like artists, Caitlin Rigby and Dioni Pinilla as well as a live music performance by Chris Neto and Hollie Matthew. All pieces are for sale at a reasonable fare and the show will run until July 11.

Listen up Sydney-siders, the Stone & Wood Keg Show has been traveling down the East Coast and has finally arrived at old Sydney Town. Byron Bay brewery Stone & Wood have got together with 12 amazing artists who have each transformed a Stone & Wood keg into an original artwork. All the kegs will be up for sale, with profits donated to charity. The Sydney Keg Show will open from 6pm on Thursday July 1 at Ambush Gallery. If the likes of Beci Orpin, Ben Brown, Catherine Campbell and Amber B tickle your fancy, we reckon you should show your face. Oh and the beer will be a-flowing too! (pic below thanks to Bec)