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Michael Nyman
Cine Opera
Sydney Park Brickworks
27 May – 13 JunExperience the moving soundscapes and visual diaries of acclaimed English composer and artist Michael Nyman at the Sydney Park Brickworks. Curated by Felicity Fenner, NIEA Chief Curator.
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TRY THIS AT HOME
A CURATING CITIES EXHIBITION
Object Gallery: Project Space
8 October – 8 JanuaryAn exhibition that effects sustainability through art which engages the community. Artists, designers and collectives will present examples of adaptive practice, in which existing resource use is redirected for more sustainable outcomes. Curated by Margaret Farmer, NIEA Curator.
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19-20 AugustMain Conference 17-18 AugustPostgraduate Conference Registration Open Visit the Conference Site -
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CURATING CITIES: Sydney-Copenhagen
Conference: 22 November
Barnet Long Room, Customs HouseExhibition: 17 November – 18 December
Ground Floor, Customs HouseThis conference and exhibition, which launches the long-term project, highlights the fundamentals of sustainability: carbon reduction, consumption, and food production. Curating Cities: Sydney-Copenhagen coincides with State of Green. Exhibition curated by Jill Bennett, Margaret Farmer, Felicity Fenner, Rachael Kiang
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NIEA Pop Up @ 85 George St
An Exhibition of Experimental Practice
85 George Street, The Rocks
2 November – 25 DecemberNIEA presents an exhibition program of experimental art practice by Postgraduates of COFA and UNSW. Eight exhibitions, one program. A new exhibition weekly. Programmed by Dr Timothy Gregory.
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19 May 2011 Evening Keynote 20 May 2011 Full Day Workshop Lowy Centre Level 4 Kensington UNSW International keynotes Timothy Morton, University of California Davis, Author of Ecology without Nature; The Ecological Thought
David Gissen, California College of the Arts, Author of Subnature: Architecture’s Other EnvironmentTicket event, limited spaces. Find out more -
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REBAR Curating Cities Guest Lecture Elasticity: User Generated Urbanism and the Adaptive Metropolis 21 SEP 6-8 pm San Francisco art/design collective Rebar are known for their public art – permanent sculptures and temporary spatial interventions. Find out more
