A new exhibition is now on at the Big Fag Press gallery.
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It’s cold in July in Sydney, so what we do is rug up and write newsletters over here.
Here’s the latest
Alongside a bunch of artist run groups, Big Fag Press recently contributed ideas to a publication produced by Moreland Council (Melbourne) about setting up Artist Run Spaces. Friends of Big Fag might find some useful info in there, regardless of where you’re located.
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Tammy Brennan is a writer and performance artist who creates music theatre work about the lived experience of gender violence and sexual trauma. You can see some of her previous work on vimeo.
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right now Brenda May Gallery there’s an exhibition of prints, books, photographs and sculptural objects: Multiples.
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The Big Fag crew is a bunch of busy buddies, lost in their lives, work, practice and preoccupation. We seldom get together under the same roof for longer than a print run. Thankfully there is places that offer artist’s retreats, like Bundanon Trust, a couple of hours south of Sydney, where artists and artist collectives can take refuge from their busy lives and concentrate on one task only: catch up!
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Co-founder Diego Bonetto will host a series of happenings as part of The Sydney Morning Herald Spectrum Now presented by ANZ.
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CETAK SARANG ATTACK #1 – A travelling exhibition and printmaking event. (Cetak Sarang means “Screen-printing”!)
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As part of my study abroad semester I’m doing an internship at a place called the Big Fag Press. An awesome networking connection got me exposed to this fabulous space, and I’m just beginning to get my hands dirty.
Read MoreSome Mapping ideas
Maps are used for:
Way finding
To make visible something previously not visible
To show relationships between things
– spatial
– causal
– ideological
– fanciful
– geological and social etc
Great shout out from Sydney Media today about our upcoming workshop series, Share a PL8.
Read MoreA Big FAG O-Day
Happy 10th Birthday Big Fag!
Saturday 7th June, 3pm onwards