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Australia-Korea Art + Technology Talk Series

02. 03. 2022.

Baden Pailthorpe standing in front of his work Clanger, a projected topology of gridded land forms

ANAT ALUMNUS :: BADEN PAILTHORPE

21. 09. 2021.

ANAT Alumni | ANAT Update

Lelia Jeffreys Sirocco Kakapo New Zealand, a woman in the background of a darkened room, photographs a green parrot.

Seabirds in the spotlight for the Australian Antarctic Arts Fellowship

03. 09. 2021.

ANAT Program | ANAT Update | Announcement

Yadell Walton, image courtesy the artist

Yandell Walton :: End Passage

31. 08. 2021.

ANAT Alumni | ANAT Update | Announcement | Event

Erica Seccombe in front of Out of Season, stereoscopic projection installation. Photograph Jay Cronan, Canberra Times, 2015

ANAT ALUMNUS :: ERICA SECCOMBE

18. 08. 2021.

ANAT Alumni | ANAT Update

Australian Antarctic Arts Fellow, sound artist Philip Samartzis recording sounds in the field near Casey station. Photo: Philip Samartzis

2022 Australian Antarctic Arts Fellowship :: EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST IS OPEN

04. 03. 2021.

ANAT Program | ANAT Update | Announcement | Opportunities

Dr Helen Pynor and Dr Jimmy Breen, documentation, testing the collection of a shared breath sample using the R-tube device. Exhaled DNA will later be Two people face each other side-on, gripping a medical breathing tube and inhaling simultaneously. The image is closely cropped around their faces and chests, both wear black t-shirts and have dark hair.

ANAT SAHMRI :: Making a mutant

25. 02. 2021.

ANAT Alumni | ANAT Program | ANAT Update

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ANAT and our project partners acknowledge and pay respects to the First Nations of the land known as Australia. We recognise all Traditional Owners and their continued cultural, spiritual and technological practices. We also acknowledge and pay respects to all First Nations peoples beyond Australian shores. As the very first storytellers, First Nations peoples hold invaluable knowledge and perspectives that are vital in the research, interrogation and development of traditional and emerging technologies, across both our physical and digital realms. Together we are gathering across many unceded lands that have been forcibly colonised. ANAT works on Kaurna yarta.

ANAT is assisted by the Australian Government through Creative Australia and the South Australian government through the Department of Premier and Cabinet, CreateSA.

ANAT and our project partners acknowledge and pay respects to the First Nations of the land known as Australia.

We recognise all Traditional Owners and their continued cultural, spiritual and technological practices.

We also acknowledge and pay respects to all First Nations peoples beyond Australian shores. As the very first storytellers, First Nations peoples hold invaluable knowledge and perspectives that are vital in the research, interrogation and development of traditional and emerging technologies, across both our physical and digital realms.

Together we are gathering across many unceded lands that have been forcibly colonised.

ANAT works on Kaurna yarta.