Entropy an exhibition by Lisa Tolcher and Marta Ferracin
Art Science Residency
Free entry
Entropy is a collaborative art-science residency project at CULTURE AT WORK in 2018 by Marta Ferracin and Lisa Tolcher. The artists have undertaken research in the fields of art and chemistry engaging with the processes of life and decay - taking over CULTURE AT WORK and its galleries and courtyard.
CULTURE AT WORK Artist in Residence 2017 Carolyn Cardinet
Art Science Residency 2017
FREE
CULTURE AT WORK Artist in Residence 2017 Carolyn Cardinet. "During the art science residency I will explore the problem of the lasting impact of plastic consumerism and how our own environment adapts to human impact. The outcome of my research will be portrayed through small works made from organic matter and plastic waste."
CULTURE AT WORK 2018 Sponsor James.N.Kirby Foundation – Creative Galaxies: Space, Data and Composition
The JAMES N. KIRBY FOUNDATION has generously supported CULTURE AT WORK's most recent innovative education program. for primary schools in our local area Creative Galaxies, Space, Data and Composition.
NATIONAL SCIENCE WEEK 2016: ARTIST & MATHEMATICIAN SHAPING COLOUR
20 Aug 2016 Sat 6pm - 9pm / $12.53 on Eventbrite or $11.20 at the door includes GST and Eventbrite fees
‘A wonderful evening as was last years event – challenging, creative, innovative, fun and scientific.’ Liz and Leon will speak about their individual relationships to the science of light and colour….
CULTURE AT WORK Artist in Residence 2017 Lea Kannar-Lichtenberger
Art Science Residency
FREE
CULTURE AT WORK Artist in Residence 2017 Lea Kannar-Lichtenberger. My residency will explore how our contemporary society, tourism and consumerism, is affecting isolated island communities around the world.
CULTURE AT WORK RESIDENCY 5 2015 / Georgie Brinkman + Alex Wight / Disfigured Paradise
25 Jun-06 Jul 2015 daily 4pm-7.30pm / FREE
CULTURE AT WORK artists in residence Georgina Brinkman and Alex Wight are a multi-disciplinary artist duo interested in the lasting impacts of British colonialism on the environment, and Norfolk Island.
Laura Jade’s Brain Light Project and exhibition at CULTURE AT WORK's Accelerator Gallery integrates biology and illumination design into an interactive, sculpture cut from perspex, and engraved with dendrites.
ART+SCIENCE RESIDENCY 2015 – Georgie Brinkman & Alex Wight
Residency Exhibition
FREE
Georgina Brinkman and Alex Wight are a multi-disciplinary artist duo interested in the lasting impacts of British colonialism on the environment, and Norfolk Island, in their 2015 Artist Residency at CULTURE AT WORK.
