THE WIRED LAB is an artist led organisation evolving interdisciplinary art practices in rural Australia. We create opportunities for the research, production and presentation of projects that connect international and local artists with communities in new ways. Our curated programs and projects involve artists working from a regional context whilst producing outcomes of local and global relevance. Our activities range from skills development for young people, seniors, emerging and mid career artists, to the creation, presentation, publication and promotion of new works and major live arts projects.
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April 18th 2008 Sarah Last and Robin Fox presented a talk about The WIRED Lab and Robin’s work. Robin gave a laser oscilloscope performance and ‘MAX/MSP’ programming workshop in Wagga Wagga. Charles Sturt University provided the venue and equipment for this workshop and 38 people attended, a great figure for such a specialised workshop.
The Edge
The Edge, Cootamundra, Tumut & Temora, 2016 & 2017
Tamara Dean documents the informal rites of passage that young people create for themselves in nature. Recently this was realised in ‘The Edge’ an acclaimed photographic …
An Evening on the Art of Taxidermy
Join The Wired Lab for a talk that educates attendees on the gothic and exotic art of taxidermy, it’s history, and some of the practicalities on how it’s …
D Burraston – 28-05-2011
This is a brief post of an experimental recording of rainfall on the newly constructed Flying V wires (43 minute excerpt – 24-4-2010).
Flying-V-eastwest-24-4-10-5pm-onwards-fishmans-RAIN by RAINWIRE
Waterproofing the recording gear…
Please see the previous Rainwire …
