Announcements
NMC collaborates with the Memory Flows project - across UTS and Performance Space in collaboration with Liquid Architecture!
NMC 2009 Projects! Image Ecologies (in collaboration with UTS Exhibitions and Events and the Powerhouse Museum)
Fashioning Now: changing the way we make and use clothes (in collaboration with Alison Gwilt, UTS Gallery, and the Environmental Trust, NSW)
Spring and Asura (in collaboration with Chris Bowman, Alastiar Weakley and At the Vanishing Point, Newtown)
New Media Curation (NMC) is a move towards simplifying the curation of technological artworks. From action/response works supported by floorpads, to laser or image recognition installations, to generative and augmented works, NMC can assist you in facilitating, administering, and actualizing your exhibition both nationally and internationally.
What's On
Image Ecologies
Venue: Level 4 Foyer, UTS Tower Building, Broadway Campus
Dates: 25 June - 29 July 2009
Launch Date: Thursday 25 June 2009
About the Exhibition: New Media artwork has moved beyond the recorded mediums of photography and film to encompass interactive, augmented, and generative works due to the appropriation of and reliance on digitization by its practitioners...
Fashioning Now...
Venue: UTS Gallery - Level 4, 702 Harris Street, Ultimo, NSW 2007
Exhibition Dates: 28 July - 28 August 2009
Symposium Date: Tuesday 28 July 2009, 2-6pm @ the CMAI Sound Lab (CB3.1.05)
Launch Date: Tuesday 28 July 2009, 6-8pm @ UTS Gallery
About the Exhibition: This project explores the issue of fashion and sustainability, and specifically the way in which fashion clothing is produced, used, and discarded...
Spring and Asura
Venue: At the Vanishing Point Contemporary Art - 565 King Street, Newtown, NSW, 2042
Exhibition Dates: 22 October - 8 November 2009
Launch Date: 22 October 2009, 6-8pm
About the Exhibition: Spring and Asura currently exists as a prototype artwork by Chris Bowman and Alastair Weakley, whose key interests lie in resolving the issues of calmness and disturbance through technology, imagery, and text...