The west Brunswick Sculpture Triennial website is now up. Only a week to go ’till the project opens!
Check out the Dates page to discover what’s happening when and where, get prepared by downloading a poster or A4 map, or get an overview from our press release.
If you’re a participating artist, check your artist page and let me know if you need to make any amendments.
Much thanks to Warren for design.
Helen Walter sent me this great photo-stitched panorama of the OSW team at Anstey and Ashton.
new improved flag
we made this flag-pennant thing last year: something to represent the wBST…a kind of crafted announcement of things to come. We plan to have a banner making workshop on March the 1st with all the participants of the wBST whereby each contributor might make a pennant to represent their involvement in the project. Results will be displayed throughout the triennial!
Tagged banners, collaborative events, flags, penantsdates for the west brunswick sculpture triennial are:
Saturday 21st & Sunday 22nd March: 1-5pm
Saturday 28th & Sunday 29th March: 1-5pm
Saturday 4th April & Sunday 5th April: 1-5pm
Saturday 11th April & Sunday 12th April: 1-5pm
artists involved:
OSW collective (co-ordinators including Terri bird, Bianca Hester and Scott Mitchell)
Fiona Abicare
Marcus Bergner
Terri Bird
Stephen Bram
Matthew Brown
Mick Douglas
Mikala Dwyer
Ardi Gunawan
Chris Hill
Lucas Ihlein
Raafat Ishak
Susan Jacobs
Lisa Kelly
Nick Mangan
Sally Marsland
Tom Nicholson
Spiros Panigirakis
Nikos Pantazis
Alex Rizkala
Geoff Robinson and Jennie Lang
Saskia Schut
Helen Walter
Jude Walton & Phoebe Robinson
Standing with confidence behind the United Federation of Planets.
We are planning a Banner for the Y2K Melbourne Biennial. The banner will act as a promotional device for the upcoming west Brunswick Sculpture Triennial (wBST). We are thinking: felt, tassels, big chunky letters - here’s some source material.
Derrida - On hospitality
Buro Berlin - notion of making present the ’situational relations’ of production
Brian Holmes critique on biennales and mega-shows in relationship to transnational capitialism
Lisa Kelly’s text (in response to Sydney Biennale from 2006) titled “grasping the thistle”
