The “library of emoji art” is a large-scale community-based public art project that showcases “emoji art” created by communities around the world, at different times and in response to different topics. Every work of “emoji… Read More »Library of emoji art
“connect” reminds us of our own humanity by allowing us to see ourselves in others. Six films show a social and visual portrait of over 160 people of different ages, gender, socio-economic backgrounds, cultures and… Read More »Connect
There is a sense of timelessness and harmony, as you watch over 30 people unite in movements to create a large human kaleidoscope. “connect: kaleidoscope” is a meditative work with an almost spiritual feel, that… Read More »Connect: kaleidoscope
On a Saturday afternoon in Sydney a group of healthy people, including 2 children fell. They collapsed to the floor. Simultaneously. The fall happened during the opening of an art exhibition in Sydney Australia. The… Read More »Dada—when up is down
Research tells us that we laugh for less than 6 minutes a day. This is surprisingly only a third of the time people laughed in the 1950s, and we are correspondingly almost 20% less happy… Read More »World Domination
The practice of painting naval ships with disruptive pattern camouflage known as “Dazzle”,was initially used 100 years ago in the First World War. Ships were painted in bold coloured abstract shapes and patterns, with areas… Read More »Study for Dazzle
In Launceston in late 2011 the public was allowed on to the field at half time during the regional Aussie Rules grand final. Kids kicked balls, little children and parents wandered around taking in the… Read More »Along white lines
“Sometimes awful things have their own kind of beauty”is a project that tells stories about prisoners and people who were committed in mental asylums, in a beautifully simple, yet powerful way. These works consider spaces,… Read More »Sometimes awful things have their own kind of beauty
“birds and clouds from one life to another” by Sylvia Schwenk and Nikola Dicke references Bertolt Brecht’s poem “The Lovers”, that centres on the lives of a flock of cranes. In this art event, which… Read More »Birds and clouds from one life to another
“In silence and movement you can show the reflection of people”, which takes its name from a quote by famed mime artist Marcel Marceau, Schwenk re-stages one of the most famous of all visual gags.… Read More »In silence and movement you can show the reflection of people
