What Raven Saw @Visualising the Invisible

What Raven Saw @Visualising the Invisible

Trailer for spoken word performance.

Trailer for the spoken word / slide performance of "What Raven Saw [an] overGround:underStory". Performed under the 48:9 screen at UTS Central (Broadway, Sydney) for the School of Design's Visual Knowledges research …

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overGround:underStory @ Read to Me

overGround:underStory @ Read to Me

A short excerpt from a performance reading of (an) overGround:underStory

A short excerpt from a performance reading of (an) overGround:underStory

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In Conversation, can't buy me love

In Conversation, can't buy me love

Artist talk: Amala Groom, Andrew Burrell and Madeleine Collie in conversation

Our "in conversation" at the UTS Gallery has some interesting insights into the nature of collaborative practice and how the work came to be.

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can't buy me love: Catalogue

can't buy me love: Catalogue

The Catalogue for "can't buy me love" available as a digital download

Exhibition catalogue Download the catalogue can’t buy me love is extended by a publication with production images, an introduction by curator Stella Rosa McDonald, a conversation between artists Amala Groom and Andrew …

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New Chapter: Uncanny Landscapes

New Chapter: Uncanny Landscapes

A new chapter in the recently published "Making Data" by Zoë Sadokierski, Monica Monin and Andrew Burrell

Uncanny Landscapes: Tactile and Experiential Encounters with Ecological Data Zoë Sadokierski, Monica Monin and Andrew Burrell "Communicating complex ecological issues such as anthropogenic climate change and the effects …

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Runway Asemic residency

Runway Asemic residency

Bundanon Residency with Runway Journal (Issue 45: Asemic)

Via an invitation from Runway Journal I have spent the week at the Bundanon education centre, in residence with members of the Runway team and other contributors to issue 45: Asemic. (As is so often the way with these …

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New paper: Between the physical and the virtual: The present tense of virtual space

New paper: Between the physical and the virtual: The present tense of virtual space

Between the physical and the virtual: The present tense of virtual space

Abstract: This article explores a way of thinking about virtual environments and how they might be used to create new spaces, not as an alternate reality, but as an integrated part of reality—regardless of this reality …

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I Believe in Monsters!

I Believe in Monsters!

Where I recall A Pair of Red Mittens with White Cross-stitch Patterning and a Train Full of Monsters.

For some reason, for as long as I can remember, I have had a memory that has constantly played on my mind. I wonder, is it because I have replayed it over and over so many times that it is so vivid, or has it always …

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Barrawao @UTS Library

Barrawao @UTS Library

Barrawao launches at the Nandiri’ba’nya: Language and Country exhibition at the University of Technology Sydney library.

Barrawao, a new virtual reality experience exploring the deep connection between Language and Country in the Sydney area. It is currently on display as part of the Nandiri’ba’nya: Language and Country exhibition at the …

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Body of Knowledge Abstract

Body of Knowledge Abstract

Ali Chalmers Braithwaite and I presented our paper, “Embodied and Disembodied Presentness in the Immersive Explorations of Agatha Gothe-Snape” at the Body of Knowledge: Art and Embodied Cognition Conference at Deakin University in July 2019.

Embodied and Disembodied Presentness in the Immersive Explorations of Agatha Gothe-Snape. “Yves, where are we when we draw?” John Berger, Berger on Drawing[1] This paper centres around the ongoing creative and …

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