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Adelaide
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Carclew Youth Arts invites applications for participation in a 3-week new media public art creative development and masterclass with Brisbane based artist, Craig Walsh. A small group of South Australian artists will be selected through application to work part-time with Craig over this period to develop concepts that will explore digital projection art and its relationship to built and natural environments, using collaborative techniques across disciplines and hybrid practices. Artists practicing in the areas of video, photography, animation, film, public art, installation-based practices, new media arts and the visual arts are encouraged to apply. The 3-week development period will be on a part-time flexible basis, with artists booking in to work with Craig around work or study commitments. It is expected that the masterclass and creative development will be intensive, with the possibility of working into the night. A full-time technician will be employed on the project to support technical experimentation. Applications will be accepted from groups as well as individuals aged 26 years old or under. Craig Walsh was born in Orange in 1966, and lives in Brisbane, Australia. Primarily interested in hybrid, site-specific projects and the exploration of alternative contexts for contemporary art, his work often utilizes projection in response to existing environments and contexts. He has worked across a range of art forms including theatre, architecture, public works, gallery exhibitions, natural environments and arts and music festivals. Processes of working include commissions, collaborative projects with specific artists, youth groups, communities, musicians as well as location and context based residencies. His work has been selected for major solo exhibitions and survey exhibitions, both nationally and internationally, including The Jakarta Biennale; HEADS UP, Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney; Zero 1 Biennale, San Jose California; The Yokohama International Triennial of Contemporary Art, Japan; Fuji Rock Festival, Japan; Drift 08, the river Thames, London; Nuit Blanche, Toronto; Media City Seoul, Korea; Under The Radar, Liverpool, England; The National Sculpture Prize & Exhibition, National Gallery of Australia; Havana Biennale, Cuba; the Anne Landa Award, AGNSW & the Adelaide Biennale of Australian Art, Art Gallery of South Australia.
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