CULTURE AT WORK® is pleased to announce the call out for the CULTURE AT WORK® Artists Residency Program 2019. The program is designed for artists working with art and science and or technology or other experts. Applications open for 2019 are open now.
The thermographic image reveals to us digitally what cannot be seen with the naked eye: heat. Thermal imagery also anonymises a person’s identity. I will produce a HD documentary video diptych or triptych, for exhibition at Culture at Work, and then beyond.
Last Saturday in our art think & play workshop we started to work with our drawbots. Kids created the characters for their drawbots and the adults got the machines wired up. Stay tuned for our 2015 classes.
I’ve worked as a research scientist at the University of Oxford and at the ANU and have published scientific papers on my research into drug resistance in cancer, and on the physiology of cell volume regulation. In my painting practice, I investigate parallels between research in science and in the visual arts.
Pyrmont Children’s Saturday art workshops. Art making activities led by artists in an artist studio environment. Kids can draw, build, paint, collage, zoob, read junior art books, make craft, collage and more. It’s loads of fun and parents and grandparents with kids welcome. The parents seem to enjoy the class as much as their kids!!
Kids holiday workshops aged 4-12 yrs. The program is art and craft based with a range of activities including painting, printing, construction and drawing. The classes focus on the children’s own creativity and imagination with support in skill development, research through technology.
ACCELERATOR Gallery is available for exhibition hire to artists working across interdisciplinary art, science, technology or performance works. Culture at Work is now accepting exhibition proposals for 2016-17.
The Art Think & Play Saturday workshops are led by artist Sherryl Ryan and artists from Culture at Work’s artist in residence program. The focus of the program is on creative play, engagement with materials and creative thinking skills and relates to the artists research and art making processes in their studios at Culture at Work.
