The successful recipients of ANAT’s inaugural Synapse CSIRO Residencies are:
Find out more here.
2017 Synapse Residency
ANAT is pleased to announce the recipient of the 2017 Synapse Residency.
Artist Baden Pailthorpe and his research partner Aaron Coutts, Professor of Sports and Exercise Science at University of Technology, Sydney.
Drawing on his expertise in atmospheres and spacial media theory, and its application in artistic practice, Baden will work alongside Aaron and his research team to develop a method for quantifying the influence of crowd behaviour on AFL and NFL player performance.
Read Baden’s Synapse Residency Blog here: http://pailthorpe2017.blog.anat.org.au/
Jessica Herrington, a Canberra-based visual artist, writer for SciArt Magazine, and arts editor for Lateral Magazine, worked with Professor Ted Maddess, Group Leader for Diagnostics for Eye Diseases at the John Curtin School of Medical Research, Australian National University.
http://herrington2016.blog.anat.org.au
ANAT and Adelaide City Council have commissioned word-based moving image artwork from artists Caroline Daish and Stewart Daish, David Chapple and Aiyudot Khom, Ian Gibbins, and Jessica Lumb for public screening on the East End Projector as part of the East End Moving Image Program.
http://www.adelaidecitycouncil.com/your-community/culture-history/public-art/art-in-the-evening
The following Australian artists were awarded Synapse residencies for 2012: (more…)
In September 2016, the Australian artists joined their English counterparts in London. Together, they experienced the 2016 Unlimited Festival, before travelling to Watershed in Bristol to undertake a week-long Creative Development Lab, which also incorporated the remote input of Unfixed 1.0 artist Sarah Houbolt, who was unable to attend in person.
The Australian Network for Art & Technology (ANAT), with partners Access2Arts (AUS), Unlimited (UK) and Watershed (UK) hosted Unfixed – a Creative Research Residency with ten Australian and UK Deaf and disabled artists selected to investigate and explore the determination of bodies as ‘disabled’ or ‘abled’. (more…)
In 2015, ANAT, partnered with Adelaide City Council to work with students from Warriappendi School to produce works for Adelaide’s iconic Rundle Lantern. (more…)
Timed to coincide with National Pain Week, The Art of Pain discussed contemporary pain research and its implications. (more…)
EXHIBITION :: KEYNOTE LECTURE :: PANEL DISCUSSIONS
20 – 30 JULY 2015 :: ADELAIDE (more…)
ANAT is assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council its arts funding and advisory body, by the South Australian Government through Arts SA and the Visual Arts and Craft Strategy, an initiative of the Australian, State and Territory Governments.
