May 7th, 2013 § 0 comments § permalink
We are delighted to be holding another GONG Show as part of The Brighton £5 Fringe
ART in many forms that is BROKEN and dangerous will be JUDGED by a panel of experts. YOU the audience will ask questions and VOTE. The winner will get a CASH PRIZE and the artist in last place will be BANNED.
The third in a series of GONG shows by the mischievous Fortune Cats, this is a rare and random chance to contextualise your experience of art.
March 29th, 2013 § 0 comments § permalink
Open call to degenerate artists.
Yes? Good. This suggests your work fails to reach the physical, mental and moral qualities considered normal and desirable.
The Nazis invented the term (Entartete Kunst) and confiscated any art they could apply it to. They then toured over 650 works from some of the most influential artists of the 20th century in the bizarre hope of showing it’s moral and aesthetic shortcomings.
The Degenerate Art GONG Show (the third in a series of Art GONG Shows) aims to draw a new line in the sand between modern concepts of decency in art on one side, and the degenerates on the other. Who are the new Nazis? The Arts Council? The Curators? The Daily Mail?
We are looking for visual art, sound, digital or performance work that shows evidence of, or deals directly with, physical, mental or moral decline.
The work will be shown to a panel of experts and a voting audience at The Latest Bar, Brighton on May 23rd. You may speak about the work and you will be asked questions.
The winner gets a cash prize and the artist with the fewest votes will be banned from showing such work for one year.
For further information please contact: gongshow@fortunecatproductions.com
September 12th, 2012 § 0 comments § permalink
The Brighton Digital Festival Digital Art GONG Show was held at Fabrica on the evening of 10th September 2012.
| Jon Pratty | Cara Courage | Simon Wilkinson |  |
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| @jon_pratty | @caracourage | @circa69_uk |
| Seb Lee-Delisle Pixel-Pyros |
http://seb.ly/pixelpyros |
| @seb_ly | |
| seb@seb.ly | |
| Jeremt Ravan Digital Scribbling |
http://digitalscribbling.blogspot.com/ |
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| jeremyradvan@hotmail.com | |
| Tom Betts In Ruins |
http://www.nullpointer.co.uk/content/ |
| @tomnullpointer | |
| tom@nullpointer.co.uk | |
| shardcore CutUp Magazine |
http://www.shardcore.org |
| @erocdrahs | |
| shardcore@shardcore.org | |
| Max Dovey Twitter Theatre/td> | http://www.maxdovey.co.uk |
| @maxdovey | |
| maxdovey@gmail.com |
Jeremy Radvan
September 3rd, 2012 § 0 comments § permalink
Hosted by his Holiness the Reverend Michael James Parker, this is an opportunity to speak freely within the hallowed pillars of Fabrica – until the GONG tolls…
Six Digital Artists show works to a judging panel of seasoned art professionals.
YOU ask the questions YOU vote for the winner
£3 ENTRY buys YOU 3 votes
20:00, 10 September 2012 at Fabrica Gallery, Brighton
August 7th, 2012 § 0 comments § permalink
Dear artist
We are inviting artists working with digital technology to present an artwork and answer questions. It can be a completed piece, or work in progress and there will be a laptop, projector and PA at your disposal.
There is a panel of experts (including Jon Pratty from the Arts Council) who will comment on the work presented.
The audience then comment or ask questions.
The Gong is is rung to denote moments of significance. These can be salient questions, moments of clarity, confusion, boredom or poetry.
At the end the audience votes and the winner receives £50 and the Brighton Digital Art Prize.
The Digital Art GONG Show will take place at the Fabrica gallery on Monday 10th September 8-11pm.
We ran a Contemporary Art GONG Show in this year’s Brighton Festival and all the contributors found it useful for their practice.
If you are interested in contributing please fill in the form below (and please pass this on to anyone you think fits the bill.)
May 4th, 2012 § 0 comments § permalink
Fortunecat Productions have taken over the walls of The Rock Inn in Brighton for the month of May with an exhibition of paintings and new video works investigating what might be in the subconscious of the PM.
May 4th, 2012 § 0 comments § permalink
The May Festival is almost upon us and Brighton’s art community stands ready to peddle it’s wares. Yet it seems there are few opportunities for visual and conceptual art to be publicly discussed and judged.
This is a call out to any artist who feels courageous and unseen, be they established or emerging.
On the afternoon of Sunday May 27th at The Rock in Kemptown as part of the £5 Fringe, Fortunecat Productions are running an Art Gong Show in which a panel of seasoned art practitioners give their responses to work presented.
You are invited to bring an object, painting, idea, digital image or short performance that you feel represents your art practice.
The judges discuss the works and question the artist before the audience vote for their favorites.
The winner receives the £5 Fringe Art Prize
The artist in last place will be banned from showing any art for six months.
If you would like to participate, please email sam@fortunecatproductions.com
