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Noelene
Lucas
New South Wales based Sculptor/installation
artist, Noelene Lucas spent four months in 1991 at the Silpakorn University.
Funded by the Visual Arts Craft Board of the Australia Council. |
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Chris
Caines
New South Wales based multimedia
artist and web designer, Chris Caines spent four months at Chulalongkorn
University in Bangkok in 2001.
Funded by the Australian Network
for Art and Technology, the Australia Council and the Australian
Embassy, Bangkok. |
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Wendy
Teakel
ACT-based sculptor,
Wendy Teakel spent four months in 1996-97 at the Songkhlanakarin University
in Song Khla.
Funded by the Australia Council and Australian
Embassy, Bangkok. |
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David
Jensz
ACT-based sculptor,
David Jensz spent four months in 1994-95 at the Khon Kaen University.
Funded
by the Australia Council and the Australian Embassy, Bangkok. |
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David
Walker
Western Australian based jeweller/metalsmith,
David Walker spent four months in 1995-96 at the Silpakorn University.
Funded by the Australia Council and the Australian Embassy,
Bangkok. |
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Diane
Mantzaris
Victorian based printmaker,
Diane Mantzaris spent four months in 1992-93 at the Silpakorn University.
Funded by the Visual Arts Craft Board of the Australia Council. |
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Chris
White
Nothern Territory based sculptor,
installation artist, Chris White spent four months collaborating with local
artist Kreecha Puphaiboon in 1999 - 2000.
Funded by the Australia
Council and the Australian Embassy, Bangkok. |
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Megan
Walch
Megan Walch is
a painter who has lived and worked in Australia and overseas.
She graduated from the University of Tasmania in1989 after
which she won a Samstag scholarship to study in America. There
she spent five years, first completing a Master of Fine Arts
at the San Francisco Art Institute in 1995 and later moving
to New York. Her work has been shown in both the United States
and Australia - including Primavera at the Museum of Contemporary
Art in Sydney, 2000. Walch has been artist in residence at
the Australian National University in Canberra and at the
Taipei National University for the Arts, Taiwan. During her
residency at Khon Kaen University in Northern Thailand, Walch
plans to make paintings which explore the adaptation of traditional
Thai culture to technology and contemporary life.
Supported by Arts
Victoria, the Australia Council and the Australian Embassy
Bangkok. |
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James
Verdon
Victorian based digital/multimedia
artist, James Verdon spent four months in 2001 at Chulalongkorn University
in Thailand.
Funded by the Australian Network for Art and
Technology, the Australia Council and the Australian Embassy,
Bangkok. |
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Alexander
Knox
Alexander Knox
is a Melbourne based artist working with a wide range of techniques
to produce an architecture of effects. Through a combination
of lighting, optics, audio, kinetic and formal elements he
engages with ideas of representation of myth and spirituality
within the late capitalist spectacle. Knox studied public
art at RMIT and has a background in film and industrial design.
He has exhibited widely both in Australia and overseas including
the UseBy Asia-Pacific Artist's Initiatives Project
1(Melbourne 2001) & 2 (Bangkok 2002). Recent commissions
include two major sculpture projects in Melbourne Docklands.
Knox's residency will involve the production of a large kinetic
work for 'Bed' a new mixed-use art venue in Bangkok.
Funded by Arts
Victoria and the Australia Council. |
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Dominic
Redfern
Dominic Redfern
is a video artist working across installation, single-channel
and performance modes of practice. Over the last few years
he has been working primarily with his own image in a series
of fractured narrative projects. During the last 12 months,
while continuing to exhibit locally and interstate, Redfern's
work has been shown at the Art Institute of Chicago, Sparwasser
HQ and Hamburger Bahnof in Berlin; Kunstnernes Hus, Olso;
Norwich Gallery, Great Britain; Platform, Istanbul, Turkey;
and as part of the All Seasons Festival in Bangkok. He lectures
in video art and is the Undergraduate Program Co-ordinator
for the School of Art and Culture at RMIT University. During
his residency at Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok Redfern
combined the creative and educational aspects of his professional
life through work involving others in the construction of
various identities.
Supported by the Australian Embassy Bangkok
and the Australia Council. |
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Alan
Lacovetsky
New South Wales based ceramicist,
Alan Lacovetsky spent four months in 1993-94 at the Silpakorn University in
Nakhon Pathom campus.
Funded by the Australia Council and
the Australian Embassy, Bangkok. |
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Virginia
Hilyard
New South Wales based filmmaker/
installation artist, Virginia Hilyarrd spent four months in 1998-99 at Chulakorn
University, Bangkok.
Funded by the Australia Council and the
Australian Embassy, Bangkok. |
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Tina
Gonsalves
Over
the last ten years, Queensland based artist, Tina Gonsalves work has focused on employing
new media to explore the human condition. Often with humour
and ambiguity, her work revolves around the theme of the body
as landscape. Gonsalves work has been widely exhibited, screened
and received awards internationally. Her work is in the collections
of SBS Television and the Australian Centre for the Moving
Image, amongst others. Her films have been included in the
Women on Women Film Festival and international tour, Experimentas
Art Festival, and in Germany at the Kasseler Dokumetarfilm-und
Videofest and BACK UP 2001 New Media Festival at the Bauhaus
University. Her work won best animation and best sound at
the Digesis Film Festival in 2001, and she was the runner-up
for the entire festival. Gonsalves will be resident at Chulalongkorn
University, Bangkok towards the end of 2002.
See Tina's website at: www.tinagonsalves.com |
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Joan
Grounds
New South Wales based sculptor/installation
artist, Joan Grounds spent four months in 1989-90 at the Silpakorn University.
Funded by the Visual Arts Craft Board of the Australia Council. |
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Ian
Bonde
During the past
20 years Ian Bonde has undertaken residencies and exhibited
in London, Paris, Germany, U.S.A., Thailand and Australia.
Following a number of prior journeys to Thailand, Terra
Firma 2002 (supported by the Australia Council) was shown
at the Contemporary Art Museum in Chiang Mai. Bonde's work
references formal gardens, both Eastern and Western and mapping
or marking of the land. His installations have used odours,
processes and transient materials; painted leaves, fruit and
gravel, in contrast with precious metals. During his residency
at Silkaporn University, he hopes to further his interest
in Thai culture and to exhibit new work.
Funded by Arts
Tasmania and the Australia Council. |
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Domenico
de Clario
Victorian based installation
artist, Domenico de Clario spent four months in 1999 at Silpakorn University.
Funded by the Australia Council and the Australian Embassy,
Bangkok. |
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Alex
Davies
Alex Davies was
born in Sydney, where he currently lives and works. His art
practice involves sound and time-based image production, spanning
a diverse range of media including film, network, real-time
audio-visual manipulations and responsive installations. He
has produced and presented work both nationally and internationally
including Filter Feeder in Primavera at the Museum of Contemporary
Art, Sydney; Heterodyne and Anchortronic Performance at Garage
Festival, Stralsund Germany; Swarm at ACMI, Melbourne and
Drift, International Symposium on electronic Art, Baltic.
His current work is based around the development of evolving
audio-visual installations in which individuals and dynamic
environmental factors influence the conditions of a controlled
space. In Thailand Davies will be based at Chulalongkorn University's
Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts where he will undertake spatial
audio field recordings.
Supported by the
Australia Council and the Australia-Thailand Institute. |
