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 [...]
Helen Walter sent me this great photo-stitched panorama of the OSW team at Anstey and Ashton.
Lucas has commenced his project for the wBST with a blog post. It’s all about goats and it’s spawned a slew of goat related reports. Exciting stuff! Read about it here.
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 [...]
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 [...]
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”