Megalo is an open access printmaking organisation that provides artists, students and the general community with access to specialised printmaking facilities. Megalo is located in Canberra and is funded by the ACT Government. Megalo was established in 1980 as a community access screenprint workshop. In 2000 the printmaking equipment from the Studio One print workshop was incorporated to establish what is now a comprehensive printmaking facility.

Megalo conducts a program of activity that includes:


Megalo Arts Development Fund

Megalo has established a fund to raise donations for core operations including Access and Artist In Residence Programs.
Donations of $2.00 and over are fully tax deductible under subdivision 30-F of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997.
If you would like to contribute to the Fund as a means of assisting Megalo in its role as an arts development organization and as a centre of excellence and innovation in Print-media, send your donations made out to:

Megalo Arts Development Fund
C/- The Director
Megalo Access Arts
Canberra Technology Park
49 Phillip Ave Watson

ACT 2602

enquiries 02 6241 4844

 

 

Megalo Access Arts Annual Report 2005
The Megalo Annual Report includes reports from the Megalo Chair, Emma Epstein; Megalo's Director, Peter Zanetti; and the Artistic Report, written by outgoing Artistic Manager, Paul Peisley. Other reports include Workshop highlights of 2005 from the Press and Screenprinting Studios, Project Reports, and the Financial Accounts. There is also documentation of Megalo classes, access programs, events, gallery & exhibitions, and an overview of Megalo's 2005 Printmakers in Residence.


Click here to download Annual Report 2006 (4.3MB)

 

 

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