 Technê refers to art, craft, and skill,
and the means by which a thing is made or gained – a process of making and thinking. Technê: crafting technology presents work by women who engage with technology in their creative practice. These makers, artists, designers and writers explore the unique outcomes and combinations that arise through the layering of art and design. Please join us and the artists for the exhibition opening, to be launched by Professor Mario Minichiello: Thursday 25 AUGUST from 5:30pm Refreshments will be served and all are welcome. Exhibition dates: 24 August - 3 September 2016 Image: Simone O’Callaghan, Bathtime, cyanotype, 2011  Linda Renz's PhD exhibition Re-inventing the Lolita Complex explores the tensions and nuances in historical portraits of young women, and considers the rise of the “selfie” in contemporary culture. The exhibition comprises a series of film-stills taken directly from iconic twentieth-century cinema, along side a large-scale installation of over 300 selfies.
Please join us and the artist for the exhibition opening, to be launched by Dr Miranda Lawry: Thursday 25 AUGUST from 5.30pm Refreshments will be served and all are welcome. Exhibition dates: 24 August – 3 September 2016 Image: Linda Renz, Untitled (from Blow Up, 1966), 2015, digital print |
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Header image: Michael Chapman, Digital Tapestry, Apocalypse, 2021, University Gallery. Image courtesy the artist.