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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SYNTHESIS SCHOOL with Christian Moraga & David Burraston
This years final ‘WIRED AWS’ professional development workshop, with funding support available for emerging and mid-career artists from around Australia. One day of instruction and “synthesis school” & one day …
WIRED OPEN DAY
2014
Saturday 3 May 2pm – 9pm
Landscape, Art, Community
Every 2 years contemporary arts initiative The Wired Lab opens the gate for a small group of ticket holders to access their site on a working …
These FREE workshops are open to novice, amateur and professional singers, musicians and actors from ages 12 to infinity!
Basically if you have interests in either singing, wellness, breathing and exploring other musical traditions, you are welcome to attend.
During the workshops participants will learn …
SAVE THE DATE for our 3rd Wired Open Day. Now an Autumn event, our biennial event, ‘Wired Open Day’ is a festival showcasing artists who have participated in our annual artist in residence programs. It is …
Southern Encounter was a highly experimental arts of sound project commissioned for the artistic program of Regional Arts Australia’s 2012 National Regional Arts Conference and Festival, ‘Kumuwuki / Big Wave’, held in Goolwa, South Australia October 18-21st 2012.
Utilising …
The Wired Lab – Regional Science Hub & Science Week Activities
The Wired Lab has been awarded a Regional Science Grant from Inspiring Australia. The aim of this grant is to seed activities for National Science Week …
RUSSELL HASWELL
RESIDENCY AND WORKSHOP
Our first resident/workshop presenter for 2013 is Russell Haswell (b. 1970) a UK based multidisciplinary artist, synthesist and curator who has presented works in a range of installation and live performance contexts …
After a long cold winter at The WIRED Lab we are always happy to welcome the warmth and sonic shifts that comes with Spring. This Spring will also bring much intent listening as we will …
On Saturday 16 and Sunday 17 June Quin will present a workshop ‘From Field to Publication’.During the workshop Quin will discuss audio equipment and field recording techniques and share with workshop participants his approaches to …
Douglas Quin recording wildlife in Poland
Photo Credit: Stanislaw Strzyzewski
Our first resident for 2012 is eminent field recordist and composer Douglas Quin (USA). For over 20 years, Quin, a specialist in documenting natural soundscapes, has travelled extensively from …
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 …
