A respected street art professional guides a group of participants through a collaborative wall work, introduc- ing the team to advanced marking, spraying and conceptual techniques. Beginner patrons will leave with a more comprehensive knowledge of the work required to complete a mural work, while more experienced attendees will have the opportunity to improve their technique.

A workshop accessible to all ages, this hands on experi- ence involves a recognised street artist to guide patrons through the completion of a simple mural work. The artist will paint the outlines and colour will be completed by the attendees. Patrons will leave the experience with a beginner’s knowledge of mural art techniques through different mediums. Art materials are supplied for use.

In this hands-on workshop, a professional facilitator will introduce patrons to the basics of do-it-yourself screen printing. Participants will be led through the set-up, composition and printing processes of a unique design using simple shapes and patterning techniques.
Art materials are supplied for use.

Come and see professional artists immerse themselves in a Virtual Street Art Simulator! Kingspray is a VR experience that has enabled artists the world over to hone their craft and develop their skills, using realistic paint simulation, a range of locations and a thriving community of collaborators.
The live sessions will allow these artists to work freely and untethered, with their work projected alongside, affording not just a view of the virtual space, but a window into the process and style of each artist.

Join our wonderful international talents from the BSAF 2020 program in an intimate panel discussion about their creative careers, experiences with the artform and arts practice around the globe. All are invited to attend, ask questions and obtain insight into the lives of the artists responsible for the newest murals popping up around Brisbane.

Here We Queer is a not-for-profit organisation highlighting queer experiences in Brisbane and surrounding areas. Following their collaborative mural work for BSAF 2020, join resident artist Jakob Perrett and Tayla Lauren Ralph of Here We Queer in a discussion of their experiences and exploration of identity through the arts.

A respected street art professional guides a group of participants through a collaborative wall work, introducing the team to advanced marking, spraying and conceptual techniques. Beginner patrons will leave with a more comprehensive knowledge of the work required to complete a mural work, while more experienced attendees will have the opportunity to improve their technique. Those starting out with the spray can should attend the beginner class, while those with experience hoping to tune their technique should opt for the intermediate.

In this workshop, classes will take a dive into the world of realism while tuning their brushwork skills. An artist mentor will lead groups through how to take a subject from vision to the page, covering essential art techniques such as scaling and depth with a variety of brushes and techniques.

A key practice within the street art world, stencils are one of the most accessible ways to get comfortable with spray cans and walls. Whether for a quick spray, Warhol-esque pop art or multi layered posterized pieces, stenciling is as useful as it is fun. In this workshop, a recognised street artist will guide classes through the do’s and don’ts of stencil design, stencil creation and the array of ways they can be used.