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Digital Art Panel Discussion with Bradley Vincent, Nicholas Aloisio-Shearer, Grayson Cooke and Alinta Krauth. @ HOTA Lakeside Room. About this Event TAFE Queensland, Coomera Creative and HOTA, Home of the Arts in association with the Study Gold Coast Education Vision Fund presents DIGITREK 21. TAFE Queensland, Coomera Creative and HOTA, Home of the Arts in association with the Study Gold Coast Education Vision Fund presents DIGITREK 21. Join digital and new media artists, Nicholas Aloi...

Event description Join Bradley Vincent, Grayson Cooke, Nicholas Aloisio-Shearer and Alina Krauth in conversation. Broadcast online, live from HOTA. About this Event TAFE Queensland, Coomera Creative and HOTA, Home of the Arts in association with the Study Gold Coast Education Vision Fund presents DIGITREK 21. Join digital and new media artists, Nicholas Aloisio-Shearer, Grayson Cooke and Alinta Krauth, and HOTA Gallery curator, Bradley Vincent for the DIGITREK 21 panel discussion and p...

Premium Content Subscriber only A MULTIMEDIA work Open Air has won collaborating artists Dr Grayson Cooke of Southern Cross University and Emma Walker the 2020 Waterhouse Natural Science Art Prize. This visual music project set to the 2013 album ‘Open’ by Australian cult band The Necks combines time-lapse Landsat satellite imagery of Australia from Geoscience Australia’s Digital Earth Australia project and videography by SCU Associate Professor, together with aerial macrophotography of pa...

The judges said of Grayson and Emma’s work: The work is a synthesis of the Australian landscape and artistic practice. Both are examined individually and then woven together in such a skillful way as to make it challenging to distinguish which is landscape and which is art. The images are then bound further together by a mesmerizing soundtrack. By bringing natural science and art together so seamlessly makes this a worthy winner of the Waterhouse Natural Science Art Prize 2020. When asked how...