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A special shared ANAT Birthday shout out to our am

A special shared ANAT Birthday shout out to our amazing CEO Melissa DeLaney and our new recruit Groodle in Residence, Ruby Brazier-Pope. 🎂
Hope you're both having a great day Melissa and Ruby! Much ❤ Team ANAT

@melissaldelaney @jenn_brazier #TeamANAT #RubyBrazierPope #dog #dogsofinstagram #birthday

The curtain came down on A Partnership for Uncerta

The curtain came down on A Partnership for Uncertain Time's last month. To celebrate the FINALE of a project we're incredibly proud of, we're delighted to share with you some of the exhibition highlights, including these installation photographs from Newmarch Gallery by Sam Roberts.

READ the feature by Jennifer Mills for Artlink Magazine using the LINK IN OUR BIO

SEE the Online Catalogue using the LINK IN OUR BIO

WATCH this space for the upcoming dedicated SPECTRA Vision episode that looks back at the project, particularly aimed at our interstate audiences who've not been able to engage with the exhibition and public program

Bringing together four established South Australian artists, Brad Darkson, Catherine Truman, Deirdre Feeney and Niki Sperou, who work at the intersection of art, science and technology, A Partnership for Uncertain Times is an Arts South Australia funded collaboration between UniSA and ANAT.

Images: 1. Deirdre Fenney. 2. Niki Sperou. 3. Brad Darkson. 4. Catherine Truman. 5. Brad Darkson. 6. Installation view Newmarch Gallery. Photographs by Sam Roberts.

@samrophoto @deirdre_feeney @catherinetruman @niki_sperou @artlink_magazine
@newmarchgallery @unisa.art @artssouthaus #APartnershipForUncertainTimes #BradDarkson @clickfilmsadelaide #CreativeResearch #artScienceTechnology #intersections #possibleFutures

Creative Antarctica SYMPOSIUM 31 August :: Chaired

Creative Antarctica SYMPOSIUM
31 August :: Chaired by ANAT alumnus Philip Samartzis, with featured speakers Adele Jackson, Elizabeth Leane, Eugene Ughetti and ANAT CEO Melissa DeLaney

At a time when Antarctica's future is threatened by warming temperatures and geopolitical tensions, the symposium will offer a broader engagement with the opportunities and tensions underpinning the ice continent.

This special event draws its inspiration from a team of researchers investigating the value and impact of artists and writers who have travelled to the far south to express different thematic and artistic concerns.

Through a series of presentations and discussions, a comprehensive history and analysis of Antarctic stories, sounds, and images produced by Australian artists and writers will emerge.

RSVP using the LINK in or BIO
Kaleide Theatre, Melbourne
31 August, 9:15am-1pm AEST

Supported by the City of Melbourne, the Victoria State Government, RMIT University and the University of Tasmania.

Image: Philip Samartzis recording at Watts Hut. Photograph Philip Samartzis.

@philip.samartzis #PhilipSamartzis @ANATalumni @auscouncilarts @rmituniversity @melissaldelaney @cityofmelbourne @universityoftasmania

INTRODUCING the newest member of Team ANAT, Ruby B

INTRODUCING the newest member of Team ANAT, Ruby Brazier-Pope, our Groodle-in-Residence. As a Gen Alpha fluent in technology, Ruby has a strong interest in immersive art forms, preferring to work with themes exploring loyalty, affection and protection. Not one for shunning more traditional forms though, she cites ceramics as a favourite (in particular, bone porcelain).

Since starting her residency, Ruby has enjoyed working closely with her new colleagues, excelling in security and ‘the zoomies.’ The therapeutic value of Ruby's HR tasks including offering social support, reducing stress and increasing cognitive abilities, have made for an even happier ANAT office.

Welcome to Team ANAT Ruby!

Image: Ruby Brazier-Pope, 2023. Photograph Jenn Brazier.

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A reminder that submissions for creative works are

A reminder that submissions for creative works are open for #ISEA2024 until 24 August.

ANAT is delighted to be a partner and on the steering committee for the International Symposium on Electronic Art, #ISEA2024, which will be held in Meanjin (Brisbane), Queensland, Australia.

The CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS is now open, including electronic new media and emerging art forms, such as interactive works, installations, online works, video, audio, performances, and screenings.

ISEA2024 sets out to explore human perception of timescales and challenge our understanding of past, present and future in the days of singularity and climate change – the Everywhen.

For more details visit
https://isea2024.isea-international.org/creative-works/

Deadline: 5pm 24 August 2023 AEST.

@iseainternational #ISEA #ISEA2024 #ISEAInternational #everywhen #symposium #callforsubmissions #creativearts #digitalart #artandtechnology #electronicart #mediaart #ThisIsQueensland #Australia

CLOSING SOON :: New Light 2023. Jonathon Saunders

CLOSING SOON :: New Light 2023. Jonathon Saunders groundbreaking new animation 'One Minute to Midnight', is screening on the media screens at the entrance to Adelaide Festival Centre until 23 July.

Featuring Australia’s first Indigenous superhero, Jonathon's award winning animated series 'Zero-Point Season Zero', re-contextualises superhero iconography within an Australian urban setting.

Jonathon is a Darwin based Indigenous illustrator and animator. While born and raised in Darwin, Jonathon is a member of the Woppaburra indigenous people, from the Kanomie clan of Keppel Island in Queensland.

Presented by Illuminate Adelaide and ANAT, New Light 2023 showcases experimental moving image works by contemporary First Nations artists.

Image: Jonathon Saunders, 'One Minute to Midnight', 2023 at Adelaide Festival Centre. Photograph Topbunk.

@jonathon_saunders_illustration @topbunk.au @auswds @jenn_brazier @zeropointtv @melissaldelaney #NewLight @illuminateadelaide @adelaidefescent #MovingImage #FirstNationsAustralia #AboriginalCulture #IndigenousAustralia #AdelaideFestivals #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe

CLOSING SOON :: New Light 2023. Chantel (Shonny) B

CLOSING SOON :: New Light 2023. Chantel (Shonny) Bates’ luminescent new moving image work, Echoes is screening on the media screens at the entrance to Adelaide Festival Centre until 23 July.

Drawing on commonly shared experiences of Indigenous people in Australia, Echoes focuses on Chantel’s intrinsic relationship with land and Country.

Chantel is a proud Murri woman with connections to Wakka Wakka Country. She is an emerging mixed media artist, interdisciplinary designer and visual communicator currently located in Meanjin.

Presented by Illuminate Adelaide and ANAT, New Light 2023 showcases experimental moving image works by contemporary First Nations artists.

Images: Chantel Bates, 'Echoes', 2023 outside the Adelaide Festival Centre. Photographs Topbunk.

@chantelbates_artist #NewLight @shonny.xx @illuminateadelaide @adelaidefescent @topbunk.au @auswds @jenn_brazier @melissaldelaney #MovingImage #FirstNationsAustralia #AboriginalCulture #IndigenousAustralia #AdelaideFestivals #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe

UPDATE from ANAT alumnus Philip Samartzis on his l

UPDATE from ANAT alumnus Philip Samartzis on his latest project the Bogong High Plains Sound Map... an online archive of 420 sound recordings made in the Australian Alps. The collaborative endeavour involved several sound artists and photographers and took 2 years to complete.

Visit the site here
https://index.bogongsound.com.au/commissions

Featuring field recordings documenting the BogongHigh Plains and Kiewa Valley, that register the effects of climate change, industrialisation and recreational tourism upon this rarefied cold climate ecology, the website uses real time meteorological data to activate sound recordings.

Image: Aaron Clarringbold. The imagery featured on the website record the effects of climate and weather on the Bogong High Plains and Kiewa Valley through different imaging processes and technologies.

As well as Phillip the artistic team includes Jacob Agius, Aaron Claringbold, Madelynne Cornish, Amias Hanley, Rohan Hutchinson and Paul Mylecharane.

The Bogong High Plains Sound Map is supported by the Australia Council for the Arts, Regional Arts Victoria, and the Cold Climate Research Lab at the School of Art - RMIT University.

@philip.samartzis #PhilipSamartzis @ANATalumni #AaronClaringbold @rohanhutchinson #MadelynneCornish @amias_hanley @p_mylecharane @auscouncilarts @rmituniversity

For moving image makers in Boorloo, ANAT alumnus A

For moving image makers in Boorloo, ANAT alumnus Andrea Rassell and Cassandra Tytler are hosting MILP! Moving Image Lab Perth on Tuesday 18 July, 6-8pm

MILP welcomes makers of video art, artist films, essay films, creative non-fiction films, expanded cinema, slow cinema, experimental documentary, experimental film or video, film poems, experimental animation, and moving image installation to share works in progress.

They use a 10 x 10 model of up to 10 minutes screening time, followed by 10 minutes constructive feedback from the group.

RSVP and if you'd like to show some work
https://shorturl.at/jr568

Baby Shoe — upstairs and out the back at The Shoe Bar, Yagan Square

Image: Bill Morrison - State of Decay (2018)

@hellosynaesthesia @cassandratytler #MILP #ANATalumni #MovingImage

FINALE of Playable Earth Seeing Earth, Talking to

FINALE of Playable Earth
Seeing Earth, Talking to the Geon
An ANAT Bespoke Residency in partnership with Swinburne University. Dr Peter Morse (TAS) + Prof Christopher Fluke (VIC), Swinburne University.

Collaborators Peter and Chris explored the use of game engines as environments for visualising Earth Observation datasets obtained from satellites. Chris says "along the way, we’ve taken detours into Extended Reality (XR), the Omniverse, and the new world of artificial intelligence via large language models."

"Working with Chris and his team at the SmartSat CRC" says Peter "has been a career highlight for me - what an incredible opportunity to combine my interests and expertise in experimental media arts, game engines and geoscientific visualisation! "

Chris says "working with Peter has exceeded all of my expectations - and they were already very high to begin with. The ANAT Bespoke Residency was the ideal environment for the two of us to bounce ideas around and experiment with new digital technologies and approaches."

To wrap up the residency, at the conclusion of their six month collaboration, Peter covers the ideas and workflows they established, some problems, and future directions to explore in a conclusion video presentation.

Read Peter's creative research journal using the LINK in our BIO

Images: Peter Morse, rendered in Unreal Engine. Post-production: various, source data: various, Cesium, Mapbox, OpenStreetMap

@petermorse.studio @swinburne #ProfChrisFluke #PlayableEarth #SmartSatcrc #AnatBespoke @SmartSatCRC #AusCouncilArts #ArtScienceTechnology #ArtistResidencies #research #experimentation #collaboration #creativity #innovation #diversity #inclusivity #GameDevelopment #satellites #astrophysics

LAST DAYS to see A Partnership for Uncertain Times

LAST DAYS to see A Partnership for Uncertain Times. At Newmarch Gallery until Saturday 15 July. Enjoy the final public outcome of this year long project that placed emphasis on courageous exploratory development over perfecting finished artworks.

WATCH this space for the upcoming dedicated SPECTRA Vision episode that wraps up the project, particularly aimed at our interstate audiences who've not been able to engage with the exhibition and public program.

Featuring South Australian artists Brad Darkson, Catherine Truman, Deirdre Feeney and Niki Sperou, co-developed by Dr Deirdre Feeney and ANAT, A Partnership for Uncertain Times is an Arts South Australia funded collaboration between ANAT and UniSA.

Images: 1. Niki Sperou. 2. Brad Darkson. 3. Deirdre Feeney. 4. Catherine Truman. Photographs Jenn Brazier, Newmarch Gallery, 2023.

@deirdre_feeney @catherinetruman @niki_sperou @melissaldelaney @newmarchgallery @unisa.art @artssouthaus #APartnershipForUncertainTimes #BradDarkson @clickfilmsadelaide #CreativeResearch #artScienceTechnology #intersections #possibleFutures

What advice would you give to your younger self? “Don’t take your research quite so seriously! Not everyone is going to make paradigm-changing discoveries and that is okay. What is more important is to find good people to work with who inspire you to be creative, even if that means moving beyond your own research comfort zone. There is a lot you can learn from — and incorporate in your approaches to problem-solving and discovery — by looking outside of your own discipline."

Professor Christopher Fluke is our featured Q&A July guest.

READ more about Chris' remarkable career
USING the LINK in our BIO

Images: 1. Swinburne Discovery Wall-Data Visualisation. 2. Christopher Fluke. Photograph E Fluke. 3. Eye Tracking with Student and Discovery Wall

#ChristopherFluke @SmartSatCRC @swinburne s #QandA

🔥 CONGRATULATIONS Jonathon Saunders! 'One Minut

🔥 CONGRATULATIONS Jonathon Saunders! 'One Minute to Midnight', the groundbreaking new animation featuring Australia’s first Indigenous superhero is LIVE, featured in Illuminate Adelaide's City Lights.

Jonathon is a Darwin based Indigenous illustrator and animator. While born and raised in Darwin, Jonathon is a member of the Woppaburra indigenous people, from the Kanomie clan of Keppel Island in Queensland.

Presented by Illuminate Adelaide and ANAT, showcasing experimental moving image works by contemporary First Nations artists, New Light 2023 will be exhibited on the media screens at the entrance to Adelaide Festival Centre 7- 23 July.

Jonathon is the creator of the award winning animated mini series Zero-Point Season Zero. Re-contextualising superhero iconography within an Australian urban setting, he explores the themes of morality, heroism and identity.

Images: Jonathon Saunders, 'One Minute to Midnight', 2023 at Adelaide Festival Centre and with the ANAT Team Aushaf Widisto, Melissa DeLaney and Jenn Brazier. Photographs Jenn Brazier and Topbunk.

@jonathon_saunders_illustration @topbunk.au @auswds @jenn_brazier @zeropointtv @melissaldelaney #NewLight @illuminateadelaide @adelaidefescent #MovingImage #FirstNationsAustralia #AboriginalCulture #IndigenousAustralia #AdelaideFestivals #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe

Echo is LIVE 🚀 CONGRATULATIONS Shonny, on the p

Echo is LIVE 🚀 CONGRATULATIONS Shonny, on the premier of your luminescent new work for New Light, featured in Illuminate Adelaide's City Lights.

Chantel (Shonny) Bates’ is a proud Murri woman with connections to Wakka Wakka Country. She is an emerging mixed media artist, interdisciplinary designer and visual communicator currently located in Meanjin.

Presented by Illuminate Adelaide and ANAT, showcasing experimental moving image works by contemporary First Nations artists, New Light 2023 will be exhibited on the media screens at the entrance to Adelaide Festival Centre 7- 23 July.

Echoes draws on commonly shared experiences of Indigenous people in Australia and focuses on Chantel’s intrinsic relationship with land and Country. This knowledge then echoes. Their bloodlines echo. Their teachings echo. But do these echoes stick around? Or merely come and go with their spirits?

Images: Chantel Bates, 'Echoes', 2023 outside the Adelaide Festival Centre, and with the ANAT Team Aushaf Widisto, Jenn Brazier and Melissa DeLaney. Photographs Jenn Brazier and Topbunk.

@chantelbates_artist #NewLight @shonny.xx @illuminateadelaide @adelaidefescent @topbunk.au @auswds @jenn_brazier @melissaldelaney #MovingImage #FirstNationsAustralia #AboriginalCulture #IndigenousAustralia #AdelaideFestivals #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe

👏 A warm and heartfelt thank you to Professor C

👏 A warm and heartfelt thank you to Professor Christopher (Chris) Fluke, who has been connected with ANAT for over twenty years.

For the past six years he has been a vital member of our Board, particularly in his role as a member and Chair of ANAT’s Risk Subcommittee. With a longer a legacy of working directly with ANAT, Chris' knowledge and background as an astrophysicist has made him a highly regarded research collaborator.

ANAT CEO Melissa DeLaney says “to work alongside Chris has been an absolute pleasure. He has brought steady, calm and pragmatic viewpoints and is someone I not only trust but also hold in high esteem. His careful eye and advice on risk, finance, the value of artists and more broadly his stewardship for ANAT and the team is greatly appreciated. As Chris finishes his term with ANAT we salute him.”

We will continue to be able to enjoy opportunities to collaborate with Chris, such as his recent work in concert with Dr Peter Morse on the Playable Earth project.

Chris is the SmartSat Professorial Chair in space system real-time data fusion, integration, and cognition at Swinburne University of Technology. He holds an academic position with Swinburne’s Centre for Astrophysics and Supercomputing and was the foundation Director of Swinburne’s Advanced Visualisation Laboratory (Digital Capability Research Platform).

Image: Christopher Fluke. Photograph E Fluke.

#ChristopherFluke #ANATboard @SmartSatCRC @swinburne

⏳⌛🚀 2 DAYS until New Light Launches. Jonath

⏳⌛🚀 2 DAYS until New Light Launches.
Jonathon Saunders' work 'One Minute to Midnight' will premier in Illuminate Adelaide's beloved centrepiece City Lights, on Friday 7 July

Presented by Illuminate Adelaide and ANAT, showcasing experimental moving image works by contemporary First Nations artists, New Light 2023 will be exhibited on the media screens at the entrance to Adelaide Festival Centre 7- 23 July.

Jonathon is a Darwin based Indigenous illustrator and animator. While born and raised in Darwin, Jonathon is a member of the Woppaburra indigenous people, from the Kanomie clan of Keppel Island in Queensland.

Jonathon is the creator of the award winning animated mini series Zero-Point Season Zero. Re-contextualising superhero iconography within an Australian urban setting, he explores the themes of morality, heroism and identity.

Images: Jonathon Saunders, 'One Minute to Midnight', 2023. Jonathon Saunders.

@jonathon_saunders_illustration #NewLight @illuminateadelaide @adelaidefescent #MovingImage #FirstNationsAustralia #AboriginalCulture #IndigenousAustralia #AdelaideFestivals #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe

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