Seeking Vision – Illustration

by Zeynep Akcay A woman dances in the dark to transform her body into light and colour Kam meaning 8216 Shaman 8217 in old Turkish is a long exposure pixilation 2D animation film expressing the primal potent energy of the female body This animated film made in response to the repressive discourses about the female body investigates hellip

by Mark Sholtez Twilight on the Trail is a collection of iconic cowboy songs from the golden era of American popular music nbsp This collaborative work from Jen Mize and Mark Sholtez takes a fresh look at the music of the great cowboy crooners Gene Autry Roy Rogers Dale Evans Sons of the Pioneers Jen Mize hellip

by David Usher This exhibition titled Landscape Notions of the Spook represents the body of work that makes up half of David Usher s practice led Doctorate titled Notions of the Spook Recollections and Nostalgia through personal artist experiences of the contemporary landscape While this exhibition is unable to depict three years of thought and making hellip

by Melissa Howe The Still and Moving Street was an exhibition of work comprising The Crossing and Gestural Street Portraits first presented together in 2020 The Crossing features a series of unstaged photographic portraits taken of anonymous individuals using a pedestrian crossing in an inner city suburb in Sydney Over a six month period of time hellip

by Dr Ellie Coleman and Dr Linda Clark Becoming was an exhibition that was the culmination of practice led research by Dr Linda Clark and Dr Ellie Coleman Both artists developed sculpture and installation works for an initial exhibition titled Rise which was held at the University of Southern Queensland Art Gallery in December 2022 The hellip

by Agnieszka Golda and Jo Law with science collaborators Helen McGregor and Sepidar Sayyar Spinning World 世界を紡ぐ is a multi sensory project incorporating textiles electronics and graphene MAAS Research Fellows Agnieszka Golda and Jo Law investigated historical Japanese textiles from the Museum s collection and have created a new artwork that explores the relationship between art emerging hellip

by Dr Jan Brüggemeier Dr Leanne Morrison and Dr Tom Bristow Salmon Tales examines multiple discourses about salmon farming in Tasmania Through the lens of Mikhail Bakhtin s literary theory of polyphony the voices of multiple stakeholders including community members corporations and journalists tell their own version of a series of environmental events involving the Tasmanian hellip

by Dr Aaron Burton and Madeline Goddard Mangrove forests around the world are under threat These often misunderstood ecosystems provide many benefits to the community such as carbon storage storm protection and wildlife habitat The film follows Darwin fisherman Hiroaki Nakamura through the mangroves as he attempts to catch his 1000th barramundi without bait or hellip

by Patrick West and Simon Wilmot The past has its place in the future Djargurtwoorroong elder Wombeetch Puyuun is teaching Scottish born settler Isabella Dawson his aboriginal tongue so that her father James Dawson can write his book on the customs and languages of nbsp the nbsp first nbsp peoples nbsp of the nbsp volcanic plains of Victoria s Western District But how can language preserve the hellip

by Tonya Meyrick 8216 The Avant Garden is a multi platform roaming structure that will house in various locations throughout Geelong and then across regional Victoria cutting edge creative programming and exchange in a festival atmosphere 8217 Exhibition design digital animations website logo typography virtual structures and production designs of the Avant Garden + augmented reality AR VIEW hellip

by Rose Michael The year of the Slippery When Wet Tour three girls leave their safe suburban world to spend a life changing night in a forest on the outskirts of Melbourne where they plan a half serious seance to call forth bushranger Ned Kelly A world away in time Edward Kelly alchemist necromancer and crystal hellip

by Michelle Aung Thin Hasina Crossing the Farak River is a reality based fictional account of the Rohingya clearance operations of 2017 It is a trade publication of around 45000 words written for a readership between 11 and 16 The work is extensively researched for factual accuracy I also drew from postcolonial theory to situate hellip

by Kate Hunter Earshot was a verbatim theatre performance which used overheard stories gathered from the general public in cafes parks and trams Billed as part live performance part undercover surveillance operation the work was developed over three years in Melbourne Australia It premiered at fortyfivedownstairs a classic inner city Melbourne independent theatre venue in December hellip

by Dr Josie Vine This three piece portfolio of text based journalism three columns are the product of reflective practice research exploring the question What is the civic function of Hyperlocal journalism from the perspective of a Hyperlocal professional practitioner The three pieces cover the monthly meetings of Maribyrnong Brimbank and Hobsons Bay City Councils and are published hellip

by Dr Jude Lovell with Kathleen Kemarre Wallace RESEARCH STATEMENT The institution through which the research output was lodged did not ask for a research statement with regard to this work Merely for a record that the work was exhibited in a public gallery and for the citation of the publication ADDITIONAL MATERIAL FROM THE hellip

by The Meco Network At a time when climate panic obscures clear thought nbsp 100 Atmospheres nbsp is an invitation to think differently Through speculative poetic and provocative texts thirteen writers and artists have come together to reflect on human relationships with other species and the planet The process of creating nbsp 100 Atmospheres nbsp was shared with works written photographic and drawn hellip