Alex Kelly

Alex Kelly is a media/arts practitioner and producer who has worked on magazines, film installations, documentaries and community media as well as facilitating arts spaces and large-scale collectively run projects. After returning to Australia from editing a magazine and presenting films in Europe in 2003, she started working with Big hART. She has since worked on Knot@Home, Radio Holiday, Stickybricks and Junk Theory with the company. In 2004 she moved to Coober Pedy to support the Irati Wanti (The Poison – Leave It) campaign of the Kupa Piti Kungka Tjuta, Senior Aboriginal Women...

David Kirkpatrick

David Kirkpatrick is an Australian sound and multimedia artist who explores the increasingly blurred intersections between the physical and the virtual and the effect this has on life, society and the environment. His practice encompasses the areas of composition and sound design, projection and live visuals, and interactive design.

A selection of his past works include a dance/video/sound collaboration with dancer Anna Kuroda in Japan (Static Cocoon), a multimedia theatre collaboration with Sydney's Shopfront and Japan's Nibroll (Superperfect), a live performance with car part i...

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Priscilla Bracks

Priscilla Bracks is a visual artist practicing in a broad range of areas including media art, photography, illustration, animation and installation. She was born in Australia in 1973, and studied and practiced law before turning to a career as a full time artist after completing a first class honours degree in photography at the Queensland College of Art in 2002. This previous experience is evident in her work which explores the interplay between human nature, our society and popular cultures (images media, and technology) and the environments we inhabit.

Media Resource Centre

The MRC started life in 1974, making it one of the longest established members of the Screen Development Australia (SDA) national network, and providing evidence of Australia's ongoing passion for all things showing on a screen - big or small, public or private, independent release or money-spinning blockbuster!

The first MRC was located at 1 Union Street Adelaide and moved to a larger location in Pirie Street during the early 80's. The Centre recognised the need to foster new and emerging filmmaking practice in SA (remember there was no access to video ...

Svenja Kratz

Svenja Kratz is a Brisbane based artist interested in interdisciplinary practice, particularly the intersections between art and science. Originally trained in interdisciplinary and collaborative arts practice as Griffith University on the Gold Coast, she completed a Bachelor of Creative Arts, majoring in Contemporary Art and Creative Writing and graduated with first class honours in 2003. Over the past few years, she has produced a number of works both independently and collaboratively, including painting, photomedia, interactiv...