Secrets of Sri Lanka: Make a Contribution to CuriousWorks’ new creative project
CuriousWorks’ new arts project is about Sri Lanka – and I’m hoping that you can be a part of it.
Put simply, what do you wish for Sri Lanka’s future? If you could speak honestly – without fearing what others may think, with the lessons learned from the past, but without the baggage – what would you say?
We’re looking for simple contributions about Sri Lanka that the Australian public will be able to see, hear, taste, touch and smell. Send us something in the post. Leave a voicemail message. Think laterally. What image, item or sound could represent what you wish for Sri Lanka’s future?
I put this question particularly to the Sri Lankans reading this post – but also to anyone who has an interest in the pearl island. Your answers will be part of a touring installation and an ongoing website that reaches out to many parts of the Australian community and media.
Update on CuriousWorks’ June New Media Training
Our June new media training course was full to capacity. An academic, a youth literacy worker, a corporate social responsibility rep and an anti-violence campaigner came together to learn how to use new media for good.
6 Months in 3 Minutes – A Curious Summary
To ease us into our July Denial, we’ve put together this short, action-packed summary video of CuriousWorks’ activities between January & June, 2009. Phew! Enjoy.
Secrets of Sri Lanka: Make a Contribution to CuriousWorks’ new creative project
CuriousWorks’ new arts project is about Sri Lanka – and I’m hoping that you can be a part of it.
Put simply, what do you wish for Sri Lanka’s future? If you could speak honestly – without fearing what others may think, with the lessons learned from the past, but without the baggage – what would you say?
We’re looking for simple contributions about Sri Lanka that the Australian public will be able to see, hear, taste, touch and smell. Send us something in the post. Leave a voicemail message. Think laterally. What image, item or sound could represent what you wish for Sri Lanka’s future?
I put this question particularly to the Sri Lankans reading this post – but also to anyone who has an interest in the pearl island. Your answers will be part of a touring installation and an ongoing website that reaches out to many parts of the Australian community and media.
All Around You: Roebourne – Arts Media Installation in Chalk Horse Gallery, Surry Hills
We have an installation opening at Chalk Horse gallery tomorrow night that runs to 25th July. The installation is a kind of immersive experience of Roebourne, Western Australia, where we worked for 4 weeks last year and will return to over the next two years.
It features timelapses of the town and surrounding landscapes, a documentary filmed by young people from Roebourne and an interactive photo gallery of images also taken by a young person from Roebourne. If you’re ever in Surry Hills in July, pop in to check it out!
Make Stuff for Free. Newman New Media Workshops: 7-17 July 2009
Film. Music. Photography. The Web. Make it all.
Arts Media Workshops. 7-15 July.
That’s real soon, by the way.