Entropy is a collaborative art-science residency project at CULTURE AT WORK in 2018 by Marta Ferracin and Lisa Tolcher. The artists have undertaken research in the fields of art and chemistry engaging with the processes of life and decay – taking over CULTURE AT WORK and its galleries and courtyard.
Jo Burzynska – CULTURE AT WORK Art-Science Residency 2018
Jo Burzynska is multi-sensory artist whose parallel backgrounds in sound art and professional wine writing have increasingly converged in the production of art at the intersection of the senses. This regularly combines audition and the chemical senses (taste and olfaction), the interaction between and its creative application is also the topic of her current interdisciplinary doctoral research at UNSW Art & Design.
CULTURE AT WORK 2019 Art-Science Residency Program is calling for applications NOW!
Magformers make amazing constructions: Magically they click together to enable small hands to building sturdy creations. Come along with your kids or grandchildren to join the fun. A one hour free workshop with artists and scientists to help you with your making.
CULTURE AT WORK Artist in Residence 2017 Carolyn Cardinet. “During the art science residency I will explore the problem of the lasting impact of plastic consumerism and how our own environment adapts to human impact. The outcome of my research will be portrayed through small works made from organic matter and plastic waste.”
Helen Amanatiadis’ practice explores the spaces we inhabit – physical, virtual and also spiritual. The space we inhabit is no longer primarily architectural but virtual, to which we are bound via a device permanently attached to our physical body.
Jennie Feyen is currently in a 2016 Art-Science Residency at CULTURE AT WORK. Beneath The Surface is an art-science hybrid film that presents the ocean as a sophisticated life force and incorporate the scientific findings of Sydney-based researchers in marine ecology and coastal urbanisation.
CULTURE AT WORK Artist in Residence 2017 Lea Kannar-Lichtenberger. My residency will explore how our contemporary society, tourism and consumerism, is affecting isolated island communities around the world.
CULTURE AT WORK® is pleased to announce the call out for the CULTURE AT WORK® Artists Residency Program 2019. The program is designed for artists working with art and science and or technology or other experts. Applications open for 2019 are open now.
Melanie Eden is an artist in residence at CULTURE AT WORK in 2015. We are waiting with anticipation to see the outcome of her research in her exhibition on Wednesday 5 August 2015 at ACCELERATOR Gallery.
