LUX festival 2017 - call now open
by vicki smith
on behalf of EMMA STONES | Production Assistant Wellington LUX Light Festival
The CALL FOR PROPOSALS for the 2017 LUX festival is now open!!
Do you have a bright idea that will light up Wellington’s waterfront and laneways?
LUX Light festival is now accepting proposals for light works, performance, and projection for the 2017 festival, 12-21 May
The deadline is 14th August 2016
head to the LUX website for more information, guidelines and application form
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INVITATION: Artist talk - Grégory Chatonsky & Goliath Dyèvre
by Harry Silver
After hours talk: AUT Artists in Residence - Grégory Chatonsky & Goliath Dyèvre
July 27, 2016 | 6:00pm - 7:30pm | Free.
Auckland Art Gallery Auditorium, Corner Kitchener & Wellesley St.
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Join us to hear Grégory Chatonsky and Goliath Dyèvre discuss their recent works and share their AUT residency project.
Selected as the 2016 Te Ataata Creative Technologies Artist Residency recipients, Grégory and Goliath form an artist-designer - duo of researchers who's works focus on the relationship between materiality and digital in the contemporary context of the post-digital.
The collaboration between design and art will question the uses and their limitations. Their new research creation project 'The augmentation of things' aims to build objects that are simultaneously in two worlds, tangible and virtual. In each world the object is incomplete, it is only when the two meet that it makes sense.
Grégory Chatonsky is a hyperproductive artist and academic with many exhibitions, qualifications and awards to his name. A pioneer of net art, Chatonsky founded the Incident.net net art platform in 1994. Chatonsky works on the relationship between existence and technology, exploring the underlying structures of everyday technology to create variable and endless fictions. His work often deals with the technological catastrophes facing our culture, previous works have questioned the difference between public and private, real and virtual, fluid and constant, through works that trouble or disorient viewers. Visit Chatonsky's website to explore his extensive range of work and past projects.
Goliath Dyèvre is an award winning designer based in Paris. He uses 3D printing extensively in his designs, and has even printed replicas of human bones. Dyèvre works with galleries and museums as well as commercial clients including Hermes. He has taught at Beaux Arts in Lyon, and is a regular external examiner at ENSCI, Ecole Boule and the Beaux Arts of St-Etienne. Visit Dyèvre's website to explore his work and past projects.
Gregory and Goliath are with us at Colab until the end of September, we welcome anyone who is interested in connecting with them to email Harry Silver to make an appointment. hsilver(a)aut.ac.nz
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Public Liaison Co-ordinator | Colab
AUT University | 09 921 9566 | 027 246 5332
Level 10, WG Building, 2 Governor Fitzroy Place
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