Projects

Waraburra Nura

Waraburra Nura (The Happy Wanderer’s Place) is The University of Technology Sydney’s Indigenous garden on the North-facing balcony of the main tower.  

UTS Gallery Student Writing Program

UTS Gallery is inviting proposals from current UTS students for short-form essays (500 words) responding to our 2017 exhibition program.

After da Vinci

A permanent display at the University of Technology Sydney, showcasing a special collection of machine models based on the drawings of Leonardo da Vinci, on loan from IBM. UTS FEIT Building [CB11] levels 00, 1, 2, and 12.

UTS ART Live – Super Critical Mass

Julian Day of Super Critical Mass led 100 2nd year Architecture students studying the Design of Performance venues  in a series of acoustic workshops that culminated in a sound art performance in the iconic Frank Gehry designed Chau Chak Wing Building.

UTS Art Collection: Fresh Fruit

Recent artworks from the UTS Art Collection, in the UTS Tower foyer. Fresh Fruit includes new acquisitions and loans to the collection as well as a selection of videos from…

UTS ART Live – Kate Scardifield

As part of the program of events to compliment Kate Scardifield's exhibition 'Soft Topologies' at UTS Gallery, the artist has worked with UTS Fashion + Textile Honors students over a six-week project exploring the relationship between textiles, the body and architecture.

UTS ART Live – A Game of Chess

Artists Malcolm Whittaker and Jess Olivieri teamed up with the UTS Chess Club to explore Chess, academia and the contemporary arts through two months of Chess games and conversation at the Chess Club meetings. The outcome of their meetings was the temporal public art performance A Game of Chess where four academics were asked to play a game of Chess in the public foyer of UTS and discuss their research, with a Chess Club student, through the framework of Chess.

UTS ART Live – Queer Tour of UTS

Artist Sarah Rodigari and members of The UTS Queer Collective developed a walking tour of UTS from a queer perspective. Over a four week period, Rodigari and the Queer Collective used Sara Ahmed’s texts ‘Queer Feelings’ and ’Queer Phenomenology’ to explore and unpack our relationship to objects and architecture through non normative models.

Living in Their Times

Living in Their Times reflects on the lineage of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander self-determination and activism that both preceded and followed the landmark 1967 Referendum, in which Australians voted to formally remove passages from the Australian constitution that discriminated against Aboriginal people.