Void
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A learning resource designed to engage students and teachers with Indigenous concepts in the Void exhibition. This learning resource has been produced by Amy Bambach, Annie-renae Winters and Alice McAuliffe…
Education resources tagged with ‘sculpture’
Ian Burn’s Extended Stage
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Extended Stage Ian Burns’ installation – Good Lines Tunnel, Ultimo 8—17 April 2014 Ian Burns: Extended Stage from UTS Digital Media Production on Vimeo. Read more about Ian Burn’s exhibition…
Video: Keith Armstrong – ‘Deep Ecology’
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Armstrong speaks about the making of his new work for the exhibition, an underwater robotic creature that creates a simulacra of an undiscovered deep sea creature. Watch more…
Group Exchange: 2nd Tamworth Textile Triennial education resource
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Curated by Cecilia Heffer, Senior Lecturer and Course Director of Fashion and Textiles in the School of Design at the University of Technology Sydney For infants to stage 6 students…
George Egerton-Warburton
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George Egerton-Warburton invites us into a fantasy world where the suspension of disbelief, usually reserved for children, is requested from the audience. His diorama depicts a luscious tropical environment where …
Paul Greedy ‘Pressure vessel’ introduction
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Paul Greedy is an installation artist whose work explores the relationship between architecture and sound, light, air pressure and temperature. He creates objects that sit in the gallery or exhibition…
Roy Wiggan
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Roy Wiggan Born 1930 Sunday Island, Western Australia. Bardi People Starfish 2004 Roy Wiggan is a Bardi elder who is attempting to preserve some of his people’s traditions…
The Baker’s Dozen
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6 March – 5 April 2012 Vivienne Binns, Bonita Bub, Debra Dawes, Lynne Eastaway, Lesley Giovanelli, Elizabeth Gower, Lorna Grear, Lisa Jones, Elizabeth Pulie, Nike Savvas, Gemma Smith, Kerry Smith, Samantha…
Incidental Data
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2 August—2 September 2011 Curated by Kate Sweetapple. Christopher Baker (US) Daniel Eatock (UK) Chris Gaul (Australia) Stacy Greene (US) Tim Knowles (UK) Sam Winston (UK) Unprecedented access to data…