Showing posts with label anat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label anat. Show all posts
Friday, January 19, 2007
Monday, December 11, 2006
reskinning
will be attending the reSkin 2007 ANAT wearable technology workshop - 3 weeks of creative madness...
sonic secrets
Review of Alyce Santoro's Sonic Fabric at the 2006 International Symposium on Electronic Arts in ANAT's upcoming Filter Magazine.
Monday, March 06, 2006
Tuesday, October 18, 2005
"arty cipnats"
Here's a little article in the age about the ANAT Lab and participants - or to quote Adam Nash and Melinda Rackham "arty cipnats"...
http://www.theage.com.au/news/business/spacedout-artists-create-wayout-worlds/2005/10/02/1128191605847.html
http://www.theage.com.au/news/business/spacedout-artists-create-wayout-worlds/2005/10/02/1128191605847.html
Friday, October 07, 2005
war and peace bot
there's been a little discussion of political issues at the Create_Space lab - which prompted today's project.
the DIRT (Dynamic Interactive Response Time) workshop today was based around the creation of DrawBots (drawing robots). Created a jittery, hyperactive machine-gun looking bot with a couple of paper cranes attached - commentary on military forces "do good" missions... Image to be uploaded.
Beginning concept development (and implementation) on a "backpack/parcel" interactive new media work, to do with the current social attitude to backpack wearers and suspect packages - post London bombings and Canberra situation with white sand/cultural institutions earlier in the year.
More info as the project progresses...
the DIRT (Dynamic Interactive Response Time) workshop today was based around the creation of DrawBots (drawing robots). Created a jittery, hyperactive machine-gun looking bot with a couple of paper cranes attached - commentary on military forces "do good" missions... Image to be uploaded.
Beginning concept development (and implementation) on a "backpack/parcel" interactive new media work, to do with the current social attitude to backpack wearers and suspect packages - post London bombings and Canberra situation with white sand/cultural institutions earlier in the year.
More info as the project progresses...
new networks, new spaces
Almost one week down at the ANAT New Media lab - Create_Space - at the Melbourne Meat Market venue.
Meeting, collaborating and socialising with a range of Australian New Media artists - Tim Plaisted, Matt Gardiner, Troy Innocent, Alex Gillespie, Sarah Neville, Trish Adams, Tim Barrass, Andrew Burrell, Shiralee Saul plus facilitators Adam Nash, Jonah Brucker-Cohen and Katherine Moriwaki.
Much discussion of history/memory, residue, layering of memory over time in relation to specific locations, associations between particular spaces and feelings.
The first collaboration project with Tim Plaisted and Trish Adams resulted in a number of concepts for projects around the themes of: waiting spaces, lost spaces, inaccessible spaces, display/stage spaces, dead spaces.
Fantastic to collaborate with a new group of people who are highly skilled at what they do. Also really interesting to see/hear how other's deal with space, and interesting to see my own perception and association to public and social spaces.
Meeting, collaborating and socialising with a range of Australian New Media artists - Tim Plaisted, Matt Gardiner, Troy Innocent, Alex Gillespie, Sarah Neville, Trish Adams, Tim Barrass, Andrew Burrell, Shiralee Saul plus facilitators Adam Nash, Jonah Brucker-Cohen and Katherine Moriwaki.
Much discussion of history/memory, residue, layering of memory over time in relation to specific locations, associations between particular spaces and feelings.
The first collaboration project with Tim Plaisted and Trish Adams resulted in a number of concepts for projects around the themes of: waiting spaces, lost spaces, inaccessible spaces, display/stage spaces, dead spaces.
Fantastic to collaborate with a new group of people who are highly skilled at what they do. Also really interesting to see/hear how other's deal with space, and interesting to see my own perception and association to public and social spaces.
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