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Plaything showcased the work of international and Australian artists who explore the language and structure of digital games …

Comprising four large photographic prints and a slowly panning video work accompanied by a delicate soundtrack, the exhibit’s incompatible elements are dry Australian river beds and salt encrusted lakes, a river delta and an extinct volcano, representing the extremes of drought and deluge.This is first print project of Starrs and Cmielewski

If the earth beneath our feet could speak … incompatible elements re-imagines the relationship between nature and culture and reconfigures the land as active and verbal, rather than mute, and therefore able to comment directly on the impacts of climate change.

This sampler exhibition and round-table at The Cross Art Projects reviews the Cementa13 experiment — a wildly successful contemporary art festival with a serious theoretical substructure, held recently in Kandos in the NSW tablelands.

Cementa_13 is a biennial contemporary arts festival taking place in the post-industrial town of Kandos NSW.

Plaything was a major international event focusing on current and future trends in the field of digital games and featured key Australian and international game designers, theorists and artists …

In 1999 ANAT worked very closely with NxT – Northern Territory Xposure, the Territory’s first Multimedia Symposium on the development of their program …

A series of lightboxes with illuminated layered imagery and icons of a strange digital world linked two modules: the 'FuzzyLove Dating Database’, a friendly white 'workstation’ took your photo and asked a range of questions in order to create a profile and add it to the database etc.

Source: Solo Survey Exhibition Linkage Project, Tasmanian School of Art, UTAS
EAF annual report

ANAT were invited to present a program of Australian video and new media artworks at Gallery Connexion in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada …

aliens …

ANAT coordinated a program/exhibition of screen-based new media work for the The Australasian Interactive Multimedia Industry Association (AIMIA) conference, held at the Adelaide Convention Centre  2 – 5 July 1995 …

touring exhibition. QAG show opened by Dale Spender, 15 February 1995. Out of the void: a day of celebration held 4 March 1995.

The result of an Art and Working Life project conducted by the United Trades and Labor Council of SA and the Working Womens’ Centre; posters, postcards, collages and photoworks were produced by childcare workers with artist-in-residence.

Source: Solo Survey Exhibition Linkage Project, Tasmanian School of Art, UTAS
EAF annual report 1988

Source: Solo Survey Exhibition Linkage Project, Tasmanian School of Art, UTAS
CACSA exhibition archive