Firstly, let me preface this by saying that in the three and a half years that I’ve been at the helm of The Spit Press I’ve never once had a single nasty thing to say about anyone. We’ve printed over … Continue reading
Firstly, let me preface this by saying that in the three and a half years that I’ve been at the helm of The Spit Press I’ve never once had a single nasty thing to say about anyone. We’ve printed over 55, 000 magazines, reached over 35, 000 readers online with our digital issues, had more people… Read More
Here at Spit, we know that some of the best creations come from small places and big ambitions. The annual MCA Zine Fair is returning once more this Sunday, showcasing and celebrating some of our country's best handmade publications and proving you don't need a big publisher to create a beautiful read. Zines… Read More
We are just stoked to be partnering with the Human Rights Arts and Film Festival during the Sydney leg of their national tour this year. It's our second year and if 2012 was anything to go by then it's a safe bet that the films this year will inspire, confront and call you to action. Launching out… Read More
Sydney art collective Art Pharmacy are playing host to a special pop up exhibition on Oxford Street tonight. They promise to showcase small, affortable and one of a kind pieces of art, all of which will explore the complex relationship between city life and the natural world. Featuring… Read More
Blacklisted is an intimate gallery space attached to the Black Penny bar, which has been created with the intention of providing a platform for artists, designers, photographers and sculptors to exhibit. Amazingly, this boutique gallery space takes no (zero, nada, zilch) commission,… Read More
'Train Tracks' is a music movement that has been growing in popularity in Sydney over the past two years. Now it's back and taking place Monday 6th May. Now, we have no idea if this is legal or not so we're in no way recommending that you ATTEND THIS EVENT! Maybe you're the… Read More
Kicking off this year’s Groovin the Moo Festival, Maitland provided nothing but sunshine, chilled vibes and a heap of homegrown talent. The organisers of Groovin the Moo were certainly on the money when they chose the dates for their festival. April is arguably the best time… Read More
That Time: I Got Fisted By Snap PrintingBy Tym on Thursday, May 23No comments Firstly, let me preface this by saying that in the three and a half years that I’ve been at the helm of The Spit Press I’ve never once had a single nasty thing to say about anyone. We’ve printed over … Continue reading |
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Train Tracks: Get on board the groove trainBy Tym on Monday, Apr 29No comments |
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MT Warning: Australia’s Sigur Rós or The National?By Tym on Friday, Apr 26No comments |
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Castlecomer: New clip for “Rosie”By Tym on Friday, Apr 26No comments |
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The Love Junkies: When chaos ensuesBy Erin on Monday, Apr 8No comments |
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Hand Games: The First Birthday TourBy Erin on Wednesday, Apr 3No comments |
Zine Fair 2013: Museum of Contemporary ArtBy Erin on Wednesday, May 22No comments Here at Spit, we know that some of the best creations come from small places and big ambitions. The annual MCA Zine Fair is returning once more this Sunday, showcasing and celebrating some of our country’s best handmade publications and proving … Continue reading |
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Blacklisted: New exhibition in boutique Surry Hills galleryBy Tym on Monday, Apr 29No comments |
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Dalai Lama: Australian tour this JuneBy Tym on Friday, Apr 26No comments |
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The Harvest: Introducing community designBy Tym on Tuesday, Mar 26No comments |
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Splendour in the Grass: 2013 dates announced!By Erin on Wednesday, Mar 13No comments |
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The Soda Factory: Sydney’s newest late night venueBy Erin on Sunday, Feb 24No comments |
Human Rights Arts and Film Festival: Double Pass Giveaways!By Tym on Tuesday, May 21No comments We are just stoked to be partnering with the Human Rights Arts and Film Festival during the Sydney leg of their national tour this year. It’s our second year and if 2012 was anything to go by then it’s a … Continue reading |
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Art Pharmacy: City Vs Nature pop up exhibitionBy Erin on Wednesday, May 1No comments |
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Groovin the Moo Maitland: ReviewBy Erin on Monday, Apr 29No comments |
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Dodo Magazine: Issue 0 launchesBy Tym on Friday, Apr 26No comments |
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Cosplay: It’s weird, it’s here, get used to it for charityBy Tym on Friday, Apr 26No comments |
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This Place Is Yours: and just a tiny bit needy?By Tym on Friday, Apr 26No comments |