Extra curicular activities I am part of this month.
1)I am gonna in a show/exhibition this/next month (well, April)
Starts April 15, with about 40 other amazing Perth artists.
The thing is called dRAW, by the Arterial Collective. Its all pieces on paper. I have 2 pieces of paper in, and going by what Ive been when I dropped off my stuff, theres some incredible work going to be there.
Arterial Collective - From the site-
"As of 6.30pm Wednesday 15 April 2009 the team from Arterial Collective are back frolicking on the frontiers of contemporary art. Running until 1 May 2009, the launch of their second exhibition entitled ‘dRaw’ features more than thirty of Perth’s finest young contemporary artists including Creepy, Jodee Knowles, Sean Morris, Ali J and Pete Long in a rampant display of unique illustrative styles.
The launch is housed in a stunning art deco building situated at 214 Williams Street Northbridge. $10 entry gets you in the giant silver doors where you can check out how awesomely talented these Perth artists are, get your hands on a free copy of the limited edition Arterial Magazine (proudly sponsored by Spicers Paper), and grab a Coopers beer or glass of MadFish wine… all to the tunes of local muso’s Fall Electric, She Selexx, DJ’s Craig Hollywood and Solectra."
2) Tom C and I are presenting a lecture at the Velociraptor Awareness Day Seminar Series.
If you havent heard about it yet:
"A Symposium Series raising awareness of the public danger that Velociraptors represent followed by a screening of file footage, documenting Velociraptor attacks in recent history.
The current Program includes a Velociraptor Self-Defence workshop, a poster session for those people not willing to give a full presentation, a musical interlude, and the following seminars:
Prof. T. McBaggus: "More than a 6 foot turkey: An In-depth analysis of the global Velociraptor threat"
S. Dedman: "Deinonychus vs Velociraptor, or, Have all the good names been taken?"
E. Lurie and T. Cordery: "The principles and management of Velociraptor related injury."
A. Princep: "Mathematical Derivation of Velociraptor Inescapability."
K. Jarrett: "Evidence for the Existence of Raptor Jesus"
T. Young: "Necesary Modifications to Zombie/Velociraptor contingency plans in the event of catastrophic hybridization"
P. English: "Dinosaurs versus Robots: A feasibility study on the effectiveness of automated defense systems with an emphasis on the Dromaeosauridae genus""
Friday, April 17, 2009 Time:
12:00pm - 5:00pm Location:
Hollis Lecture Theatre 2, Curtin University
Starts April 15, with about 40 other amazing Perth artists.
The thing is called dRAW, by the Arterial Collective. Its all pieces on paper. I have 2 pieces of paper in, and going by what Ive been when I dropped off my stuff, theres some incredible work going to be there.
Arterial Collective - From the site-
"As of 6.30pm Wednesday 15 April 2009 the team from Arterial Collective are back frolicking on the frontiers of contemporary art. Running until 1 May 2009, the launch of their second exhibition entitled ‘dRaw’ features more than thirty of Perth’s finest young contemporary artists including Creepy, Jodee Knowles, Sean Morris, Ali J and Pete Long in a rampant display of unique illustrative styles.
The launch is housed in a stunning art deco building situated at 214 Williams Street Northbridge. $10 entry gets you in the giant silver doors where you can check out how awesomely talented these Perth artists are, get your hands on a free copy of the limited edition Arterial Magazine (proudly sponsored by Spicers Paper), and grab a Coopers beer or glass of MadFish wine… all to the tunes of local muso’s Fall Electric, She Selexx, DJ’s Craig Hollywood and Solectra."
2) Tom C and I are presenting a lecture at the Velociraptor Awareness Day Seminar Series.
If you havent heard about it yet:
"A Symposium Series raising awareness of the public danger that Velociraptors represent followed by a screening of file footage, documenting Velociraptor attacks in recent history.
The current Program includes a Velociraptor Self-Defence workshop, a poster session for those people not willing to give a full presentation, a musical interlude, and the following seminars:
Prof. T. McBaggus: "More than a 6 foot turkey: An In-depth analysis of the global Velociraptor threat"
S. Dedman: "Deinonychus vs Velociraptor, or, Have all the good names been taken?"
E. Lurie and T. Cordery: "The principles and management of Velociraptor related injury."
A. Princep: "Mathematical Derivation of Velociraptor Inescapability."
K. Jarrett: "Evidence for the Existence of Raptor Jesus"
T. Young: "Necesary Modifications to Zombie/Velociraptor contingency plans in the event of catastrophic hybridization"
P. English: "Dinosaurs versus Robots: A feasibility study on the effectiveness of automated defense systems with an emphasis on the Dromaeosauridae genus""
Friday, April 17, 2009 Time:
12:00pm - 5:00pm Location:
Hollis Lecture Theatre 2, Curtin University