to Sydney and show work to the new gallery Legge Gallery, who represented their work from 1989 to 1994. The Artist was part of the underground feminist art collective JILLPOSTERS in Melbourne 1983–5.And was also involved in Megalo International Screenprint Workshop in Canberra as a community artist at this time having become interested in poster making from time at the ANU and participation in the occupation of the Vice-Chancellors residence in 1980. Fabyc went on to exhibit at a show called Fresh Art curated by Anne Loxley and Felicity Fenner and 25 years of Performance Art in Australia at the invitation of Nick Waterlowe. They were part of a strong group of Sydney-based artists in the 1990s including, Elvis Richardson, Mikala Dwyer, Justene Williams and emerging at that time Karla Dickens. "Recent performances have occurred in 'How do I look' with GraceGraceGrace at Guest Projects London, Theatres of Contagion Conference at Birkbeck London, and Collaborations with Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens in Documenta both in Athens and Kassel. Deej has held a one-year residency bursary at Artsadmin, London and has completed residencies at Dartington School of Art, Devon, the Cite Internationale des Arts, Paris, and Rules and Regs, at A Space Gallery, Southampton. Significant performances include Details at L'abracada Festival International d'Art Contemporani, Castell de la Bisbal, Spain 2006; And She Watched, Trace Installation Artspace, Cardiff, 2005 and Kingsgate Gallery, London 2004; and in Don't Call it Performance, Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, Madrid and Centro Parraga, Murcia, Spain, 2003." Images We can work it out 2002 HCV Negative 2016 Risk Management 2012 Keening after things 2006 References External links http://www.fabyc.co.uk Deej Fabyc on Artabase Fabyc CV ARTFACTS Deej Fabyc: Gender, Space, and Forensic Biography by Robert Preece Cat House Camp Australian performance artists British performance artists Living people Australian video artists British video artists Feminist artists British installation artists Southern Cross University alumni Australian contemporary artists Year of birth missing (living people)