PROGRAMS_
ANAT PROGRAMS_
Emerging Technologies [ET]
ANAT’s Emerging Technologies [ET] Program includes resiedncies and labs which create environments for inspiration, enrichment, engagement, playful exploration and collaboration across disciplines and hybrid practices.
Facilitated by leading Australian and international practitioners and theorists, the [ET] labs advance new arenas of arts practice, stimulate projects, collaborations, discourse and networks to enrich community, culture and industry. [ET] labs are open to participation from those working creatively and innovatively in emerging fields.
The [ET] labs have been produced by ANAT annually since 1989.
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News
NIMk Artist in Residence - Esther Polak
30TH SEPTEMBER 2009
Artist Esther Polak has specially developed a new visualization tool: a GPS drawing robot that is able to present GPS tracks in outdoor situations, independent of power supply or in-door shelter.
Siwei Liu: Tactility
15TH SEPTEMBER 2009
As the name suggests, the keyboard of this mobile phone is designed for blind users with a braille keyboard and simple functionality.
en route
14TH SEPTEMBER 2009
en route is a creative work for pedestrians, a mobile event in which the private and the public, imaginal and concrete, intersect and overlap.
Dates
Metro Screen's Transmedia Production Seminar and Masterclass
25TH JUNE 2010 - 28TH JUNE 2010
Metro Screen in partnership with Screen NSW presents the Transmedia Production Seminar and Masterclass hosted by Marcus Gillezeau, commencing Friday 25 June 2010 .
material TRENDS award 2010
14TH DECEMBER 2009 - 26TH JANUARY 2010
Which innovative ideas do young designers come up with to create intelligent materials? Which changes will we see in the field of lightweight construction and composite materials?
Super Human: Revolution of the Species
5TH NOVEMBER 2009 - 5TH DECEMBER 2009
The Super Human symposium, exhibition and masterclass, alongside an exciting range of partner events, are guaranteed to get you thinking!
Print and Blogs
ANAT Annual Report 2009
Report on ANAT's achievements and activities for 2009.
Digital Filter - LIVE!
Designed to encourage engagement and dialogue, the site is stocked with the latest Filter content plus favourite past issues - so get reading and posting today!
PDTG Report 2008 - Meg Hale
Curatorial Mentorship, Images Festival - Toronto, Canada
From January to May 2009 Meg undertook a curatorial mentorship with Pablo de Ocampo, Artistic Director of the Images Festival in Toronto, Canada. Established in 1987, the Images Festival is the longest running integrated media arts festival in Canada.
Members
Michael Yuen
Michael is an artist associated with interdisciplinary, public space and media practices. He h...
Matthew Gardiner
Matthew Gardiner has created an aura of innovation around his practice simply by following his...
Projects
From the archives..... still/open
11ST MAY 2010
ANAT’s still/open Emerging Technology Lab travelled across Australia in pursuit of open access to knowledge. The Thinkers: Alessandro Ludovico (Italy), Beatriz da Costa (USA), Andy Nicholson (Aust) and Elliot Bledsoe (Aust) stopped in Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth (where it opened the BEAP festival); each location began with a free public forum initiating dialogue that was developed in the following two-day workshop.
Super Human: Revolution of the Species
12ND OCTOBER 2009
Standard
Super Human symposium
Full $500
Concession* $350
Super Human: Revolution of the Species - Masterclass
13TH MARCH 2009
This intensive workshop provides curators, programmers and writers with the necessary skills and knowledge to reach broad-based audiences with works bridging the arts and sciences.
Graffiti Research Lab Masterclass
16TH MAY 2008
In March 2008, GRL (NY) met fifteen Australian artists, collaborators & facilitators, chosen to participate in the Adelaide Festival Masterclass through a public application process. From laser-tagging, LED throwies and general mayhem, blogger-in-residence, Lachlann Telow Stuart, kept track of processes, outcomes, observations and documentation via ANAT's website, www.anat.org.au/grl.
still/open
5TH SEPTEMBER 2007
ANAT’s still/open Emerging Technology Lab travelled across Australia in pursuit of open access to knowledge.
