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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The Edge
The Edge, Cootamundra & Tumut, 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 series. …
SAVE THE DATE, Saturday 21st October 2017, because the 2017 Wired Open Day Festival is going to be a big as these thar hills! Featuring the ‘agri(culture)’ project, this years festival will feature collaborations with the …
A commission for the ARTLANDS Dubbo festival, these audio field recordings of Box Gum Grassy Woodlands – an endangered habitat endemic throughout much of South Eastern Australia, invites you to close your eyes and listen …
ARTLANDS, 27th-30th of October 2016
Commissioned for the ARTLANDS Dubbo festival and projected to tour nationally in 2017/18. Radio Roulette is a wild, live non-stop event that attempts to understand the entire world through amateur radio. It …
The Wired Lab’s, David Burraston has been awarded a prestigious NSW Regional Arts Fellowship by Arts NSW : read more
David will embark on an intensive mentorship on location and in the studio with internationally renowned …
‘The Edge’ – Phase 1 in Tumut NSW has commenced
‘The Edge’ is a twelve month skills development project for young people (aged 13 -17 & 18-25) living in the small rural communities of Tumut, Temora …
Our 1st artist-in-residence for 2016 is Tim Shaw, an internationally acclaimed UK based artist, musician and sound designer. During his residency Tim will present a performance at Wagga Wagga Art Gallery and an artist talk …
The Wired Lab was recently commissioned to present ’Global Communication Radio Club’ (G.C.R.C.) at the Wagga Wagga Fusion Multicultural Festival, 17 October, 2015.
Commissioned by Wagga Wagga City Council ‘Public Art Panel’, G.C.R.C. is a participatory work providing …
Fabrics & Fibres is a community exhibition inspired by our natural environment
This exhibition is a collaboration with the wonderful volunteer run The Arts Centre, Cootamundra, and features art works by local Cootamundra artists Janelle Noack …
We are ending 2014 in a creative flourish! and offering a suite of community workshops in weaving, bush dyeing and field recording which are oriented around the iconic ‘Box Gum Grassy Woodlands’ (BGGW) habitat, which …
Now in its fourth year the 2020 WIRED OPEN LABS workshop series continues to engage outstanding Australian artists and artisans.
We are excited to present thirty-seven workshops in partnership with seven rural communities across Eastern Riverina, South …
