This post was originally posted on Geokult in 2011 – https://geokult.wordpress.com/2011/10/15/scalpland-poetic-performance-1995-1996/ Background This performance based work was initially presented as part of course work for Postgraduate Diploma… Read more “From the Archive: Scalpland (1995-1996)”
Category: Art
The Call @ Crawick Multiverse, 15 September 2017
How can we create fresh unions of myth, art and science in relationship with the earth and the stars in 2017? We invite you to journey outside… Read more “The Call @ Crawick Multiverse, 15 September 2017”
Changing Tides @ Belconnen Art Centre
Just to keep things interesting, I am having a show of recent work at the Arts Lounge at Belconnen Arts Centre this month. The exhibition is the… Read more “Changing Tides @ Belconnen Art Centre”
New Augmented Reality work @ UnseenGC, Gold Coast City Gallery
At the moment some of my AR work is being presented as part of group exhibition with dLux Media Arts at the Gold Coast City Gallery. From the… Read more “New Augmented Reality work @ UnseenGC, Gold Coast City Gallery”
Fiona Hall “Wrong Way Time” at the NGA
It has been some months since we went and checked out Fiona Hall’s exhibition from the Venice Biennale Wrong Way Time at the National Gallery of Australia. This… Read more “Fiona Hall “Wrong Way Time” at the NGA”
Vikings and Runes #SIMResidency
The other day I went and had my portrait taken at Mink Viking Portrait Studio in downtown Reykjavik, owned by Gudmann. It was one of the few… Read more “Vikings and Runes #SIMResidency “
Scandinavian adventures have begun!
We spent a night in Dragør where I was able to see the village for real after creating a project as part of Cultura21 in 2014. Next stop the Faroes and the Clipperton Project.
Well here we are in Denmark! This trip has been a very long time in the planning and we are really excited to finally be here. After what seemed like the mother of all long hauls, we landed in Copenhagen this morning and will be staying in Dragør overnight.
Tracey was very keen to see Dragør, as she had created an Augmented Reality walk for Cultura21, the Nordic Network for Culture and Sustainability in 2014. At the time she created the work, it was never a thought that we might actually visit there one day.
Dragør is a well preserved fishing and market village, situated south east of Copenhagen. Dragør’s history goes back to about 1200, when it was the market place of huge Herring catches and much trading throughout the Middle Ages. There are some beautifully restored cottages, complete with thatched roofs and it is a real pleasure…
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2015 in review
As I sit quietly sipping my morning coffee, I am contemplating the year that has just blown past – 2015. Without doubt it was a big year, with… Read more “2015 in review”
Women and Arts 90s style
This morning I came across some old ephemera from a group I was involved in over twenty years ago in Brisbane. Women and Arts (WandA), was started… Read more “Women and Arts 90s style”
Inspired to act – arts, activism and connecting community
I have been thinking a lot recently of the interconnections that exist in my world – across art, technology, community engagement and environmental awareness/action. These are linkages… Read more “Inspired to act – arts, activism and connecting community”
