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ANAT

Office: L7, 144 North Terrace
Adelaide, SA 5000
PO Box 8029, Station Arcade
Adelaide, SA 5000
Postal: PO Box 8029
Station Arcade
Adelaide SA 5000
Phone: 61 (0) 8 8231 9037
Email: [email protected]

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In case you missed it 😉, as promised here's the PODCAST of our first ever ANAT Salon.
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https://www.anat.org.au/program/anat-salon/
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A big thank you to our moderator and speakers Ariel Bogle, Prof Mari Velonaki, Dr Belinda Dunstan, Justin Harvey and Dr Wade Marynowsky for their fascinating insight and conversation. Thank you, to Customs House and the wonderful support provided by the City of Sydney.
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@arielbogle #marivelonaki @jusharvey #wademarynowsky #belindadunstan @cityofsydney #anat-salon @bellajanedee

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WORKSHOP :: ANAT Synapse alumnus Cat Jones' socially engaged artwork 'Medicament For Your Predicament' is part apothecary, part apothegmary. An ‘open pharmacy’ event with unique merchandise and a card game.
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Contributing to a larger body of research around medicine + feminist futures, this project gently applies a drawing ointment to modern maladies, creating recipes for transformation.
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2– 24 December, Metro on Hope, BRISBANE
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More details at
https://metroarts.com.au/medicament-for-your-predicament/
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@catjones_artist #anatsynapse # #anatalumni
@metroarts

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CALL FOR APPLICATIONS :: 2020 ANAT SYNAPSE RESIDENCIES
We're calling for applications from artists and scientists for our prestigious ANAT Synapse Residency program, which since 2004 has supported creative research collaborations between more than 100 artists and scientists. .
Residencies are open to Australian artists working in any discipline and/or medium, with the residencies to take place over 16 weeks full-time (or part-time equivalent) during 2020.
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For more details and to apply visit http://www.anat.org.au/apply/ .
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The program is made possible through the generous support of Copyright Agency’s Cultural Fund. .
Background image: Trish Adams, 2019 Synapse Residency, Neuronal-processes-green-extending-from-human-stem-cell-derived-neurons, Dottori Laboratory. Image courtesy Associate Professor Mirella Dottori, University of Wollongong. Dr Trish Adams + Associate Professor Mirella Dottori, Illawarra Health and Medical Research Institute, University of Wollongong + Associate Professor Bryony Nayagam, Bionics Institute, University of Melbourne worked on an open-ended investigation into human sensory systems and stem cell regeneration.

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Chemist cocktail creations by ANAT Alumnus Chris Henschke...’Synthesism' OPEN until 29 November @ CSIRO Clayton
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Chris has undertaken an ANAT Synapse residency at CSIRO, collaborating with chemists who work with Metal Organic Frameworks (MOFs).
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MOFs are a novel class of programmable molecules with unique and complex surface structures. Henschke experimented with the nature of chemical synthesis, and how this could be manifested using the MOF chemicals directly.
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Site-specific experiments which synthesize audio-visual MOF phenomena will be presented at the CSIRO Australian Manufacturing and Materials Precinct in Clayton.
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For info and bookings
https://events.csiro.au/Synthesism

@chris.henschke #synthesism #csiro #anatsynapse #nextexperiment
#metalorganicframeworks #anatalumni

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CALL FOR APPLICATIONS :: 2020 ANAT SYNAPSE RESIDENCIES. We're calling for applications from artists and scientists for our prestigious ANAT Synapse Residency program, which since 2004 has supported creative research collaborations between more than 100 artists and scientists. .....
ANAT Synapse involves Australian science organisations hosting artists in residence, leading to profound artistic and professional development for the participants, as well as building a sustainable support base for interdisciplinary creative collaboration in Australia.
Residencies are open to Australian artists working in any discipline and/or medium, with the residencies to take place over 16 weeks full-time (or part-time equivalent) during 2020. ........
For more details and to apply visit http://www.anat.org.au/apply/ .......
The program is made possible through the generous support of Copyright Agency’s Cultural Fund. .
Image: 2019 ANAT Synapse resident Andrea Rassell, Wildly Oscillating Molecules of Unanticipated Momentum (video still). Image courtesy the artist. Andrea and Professor Vipul Bansal, Nanobiosensing Facility, RMIT Universtity explored how filmmaking can be used to interrogate the social, cultural and ethical implications of nanoscale biosensing technologies.
TAG: #anatsynapseallumni @rmituniversity

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In 'Asset Pack', ANAT Alumnus Baden Pailthorpe intensifies his examination of the cultures of late capitalism by reinterpreting the material culture of digital marketplaces. Like an archaeologist unearthing speculative objects from the networks that increasingly define our lives, these artworks speak to the complex and unstable nature of society today.
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At @metroarts until 30 November.
For more details
https://metroarts.com.au/asset-pack/
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Image: Baden Pailthorpe, 'Gunz', 2019. Unreal Engine plants asset pack, 4K Ultra HD real-time animation. Ed 3 + 2AP

@badenpailthorpe #anatalumni

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ART+SCIENCE PANEL DISCUSSION :: The prospect of there being more dark matter in the cosmos than anything else is a lure for artistic poiesis and scientific hypothesis. How do we respond to the wonder that the universe inspires in us at a time of human induced change on earth?
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Dark Matter Wonder:
30 November, 4-5.30PM RMIT University Design
Presented by RMIT University School of Design in association with Leonardo and ANAT
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MORE at: https://www.anat.org.au/event/dark-matter-wonder/
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Image: Lucy Bleach, 'Underground', Contemporary Art Tasmania, Hobart. 2015. Materials: crushed concrete, mining truck rubber inner tubes, hosing, mobile seismic unit, motion-sensors, live global seismic signal.
@leonardoisast @rmitdesignhub @cuidadito @janineranderson

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EXHIBITION :: ANAT Alumnus Dr Chris Henschke’s upcoming exhibition ‘Synthesism’, in-situ at the CSIRO Australian Manufacturing and Materials Precinct in Clayton, 27-29 November.
Exhibition launch: 27 November at 3pm
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Projects from Chris’s 2018 ANAT CSIRO Synapse residency with the Metal Organics Framework group will be shown in a laboratory installation.
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MORE at: https://www.anat.org.au/exhibitions/synthesism/
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For OH&S reasons attendees must register to gain access to the site.
Email: doctorhenschke@gmail.com
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Image: Chris Henschke, ‘Synthesism’. Image courtesy the artist.
@chris.henschke @csirogram #anatalumni

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A BIG thank you to our SALON moderator Ariel Bogle and speakers Prof Mari Velonaki, Dr Belinda Dunstan, Justin Harvey and Dr Wade Marynowsky for the fascinating insight and conversation for our inaugural Salon ‘Emotionally Engaging the Machine’. We'd also like to acknowledge staff at the iconic venue, Customs House and the wonderful support provided by the City of Sydney.
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And for those who missed out - stay tuned for the podcast of the event on our website soon!
Photos: @zanwimberley
@arielbogle #marivelonaki @jusharvey #wademarynowsky #belindadunstan @cityofsydney #anat-salon

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TOMORROW...LAST CHANCE TO BOOK ANAT SALON :: Sydney :: Emotionally Engaging the Machine.
7 November : Customs House, Sydney
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ANAT SALON Sydney brings together leading artists to explore and discuss human interactions with robots and machines. ABC's technology reporter, Ariel Bogle will speak with Professor Mari Velonaki Director of UNSW’s Creative Robotics Lab, together with artists Dr Belinda Dunstan, Justin Harvey and Dr Wade Marynowsky.
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FREE EVENT : BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL – book here
https://events.humanitix.com.au/anat-salon-sydney-emotionally-engage-the-machine
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Image:
Wade Marynowsky, 'The Hosts: A Masquerade Of Improvising Automatons', 2009,
Mediations Biennale, The 2nd International Biennale of Contemporary Art, Poznan, Poland, 2010. Courtesy of the artist

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EXHIBITION :: ANAT Synapse on Country resident Dr Sarah Jane Moore’s ‘I know where the oysters lie’ launches, Saturday 9 November, 5 – 6.30pm. With an Acknowledgement Of Country from Blak Douglas and a performance by Sarah Jane.
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Accelerator Gallery, Culture at Work, 6-8 Scott Street, Pyrmont, SYDNEY, 9 – 16 November
Artist’s Talk: 2pm, Saturday 16 November, followed by afternoon tea
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HEAR SARAH JANE’S RECORDING at: http://www.anat.org.au/exhibitions/oysters/
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Image: Dr Sarah Jane Moore recording I know where the oysters lie. Photograph Anton Rehrl - Corvid Photography
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@sjmoore1970 #anatalumni @blakdouglas

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ANNOUNCEMENT :: Philosophers have wrestled with defining life for thousands of years. 'Experimenta Life Forms reveals' how contemporary artists are approaching this perennial question, at a time when technological change and new research findings are making definitions of ‘life’ increasingly difficult to pin down.
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Experimenta Life Forms Commissioned Artists Announcement
Featuring: Brad Darkson (SA); Thomas Marcusson (NSW); PluginHUMAN (Dr Betty Sargeant and Justin Dwyer) (VIC); Helen Pynor (NSW); and Dominic Redfern (VIC)
Curators: Jonathan Parsons and Lubi Thomas.
Associate Curator: Jessica Clark.
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RMIT Gallery, Melbourne
10 September – 14 November 2020
Touring nationally until 2023.
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MORE at: http://www.anat.org.au/exhibitions/experimenta-life-forms/
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Brad Darkson, 'Palm Valley' (still), 2015

@experimenta_ @symbiotica.lab

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Sydney peeps - seats are filling fast! Register by 28 October to secure your spot.
ANAT SALON :: Sydney :: Emotionally Engaging the Machine.
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In ‘Robot Opera’, artist-technician Dr Wade Marynowsky's eight custom-built automatons sing, play their own accompaniment (an electronic score composed by Julian Knowles) and provide their own LED lighting. .
Wade is one of three leading artists examining human interactions with robots & machines next month, at ANAT’s new series of gatherings talking art + tech. .
ANAT SALON :: Sydney :: Emotionally Engaging the Machine
7 November : Customs House, Sydney .
Join the ABC’s technology reporter, Ariel Bogle in conversation with Professor Mari Velonaki Director of UNSW’s Creative Robotics Lab, together with artists Dr Belinda Dunstan, Justin Harvey and Dr Wade Marynowsky. .
FREE EVENT : BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL – bookhere https://events.humanitix.com.au/anat-salon-sydney-emotionally-engage-the-machine.
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Image: Wade Marynowsky, ‘Robot Opera’, 2016, National Kaohsiung Centrefor the Arts, Taiwan 2016. Photograph Kito.

#anat-salon @cityofsydney #marivelonaki @jusharvey #wademarynowsky

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Sydney peeps - seats are filling fast! Register by 28 October to secure your spot.
ANAT SALON :: Sydney :: Emotionally Engaging the Machine
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Are emotional interactions with machines notional, unintentional reactions driven by anthropomorphism? What senses (if any) do AI’s use to emotionally engage with humans?
Dr Belinda Dunstan’s research interest in social robot morphology, technology ethics, and responsive environments, mean she is perfectly poised to speculate on these big questions.
Belinda is one of three leading artists examining human interactions with robots & machines next month, at ANAT’s new series of gatherings talking art + tech.
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ANAT SALON :: Sydney :: Emotionally Engaging the Machine
7 November : Customs House, Sydney
Join the ABC’s technology reporter, Ariel Bogle in conversation with Professor Mari Velonaki Mari Director of UNSW’s Creative Robotics Lab, together with artists Dr Belinda Dunstan, Justin Harvey and Dr Wade Marynowsky.
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FREE EVENT : BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL – book here
https://events.humanitix.com.au/anat-salon-sydney-emotionally-engage-the-machine
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ANAT SALON is a national series of free gatherings, where you will hear the best creative minds discussing the inspiring and fascinating things being done across the arts + technology and how these inform and transform our future.
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Image: Belinda Dunstan, ‘Future Forms’ (2019) exhibition detail.

#marivelonaki @jusharvey #wademarynowsky #anat-salon @cityofsydney

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CONGRATULATIONS digital artists, Dr Adam Nash and Dr John McCormick, who have been awarded the 2019/20 Australian Antarctic Arts Fellowship. Together, they are known as Wild System and develop mixed reality art works and installation.
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Since 2017, ANAT has partnered with the Australian Antarctic Division (AAD) on its Arts Fellowship program. Through the program artists and writers are able to spend time at one of the AAD research stations, Casey, Davis or Mawson, or to join the AAD research vessel as it voyages to and from Antarctica.
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As Australia’s icebreaker sails south next year, the sights, sounds and movement of the ship on the Southern Ocean will be captured and packaged into an immersive experience all can share. “We hope to capture the experience of being on the Aurora Australis and create an immersive, affecting work,” Dr Nash said. “It is a lifelong dream to travel to Antarctica. We want to create a work that honours the spirit of those who have explored the world's last great wilderness area,” Dr McCormick said.
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The pair will travel to Antarctica on the RSV Aurora Australis in January next year to re-create a virtual representation of the ship and those who sail on it. They will use cutting-edge technologies, such as drones, portable motion capture system, ambisonic recordings, LiDAR scanning and still, 360 and video cameras, to map the physical aspects of the voyage. These recordings will be joined together into playable artworks for immersive experiences at galleries and festivals, and via mobile, gaming and virtual reality technology.
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The project is supported by RMIT University School of Design and Swinburne University Centre for Transformative Media Technologies. .
Image: New Antarctic Arts Fellows, Dr Adam Nash and Dr John McCormick, in the studio.
@ausantarctic @rmituniversity @swinburne

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