2012: Adaptation for SymbioticA, University of Western Australia
The Adaptation exhibition featured the projects undertaken by the artists in residence at Lake Clifton, south of Mandurah, WA, from 2008 to 2012. Lake Clifton as a location and as a metaphor, offers a microcosmic peak into the broader issues of ecology and life itself. Adaptation broadly scoped issues spanning the creation of life, indigenous culture, colonisation, scientific discovery, development booms, to fragility in the face of climate change.http://www.symbiotica.uwa.edu.au/research/projects/adaptation/?a=2072086
2009-2013: Partner Investigator (Co-curator with Prof Ross Gibson, USYD and Dooeun Choi, NABI Seoul) for the Australian Research Centre linkage project Large Urban Screens in Transnational Spaces. Partners are: University of Melbourne, Art Center Nabi, Fed Square PL, Australia Council for the Arts and the University of Sydney.
Large screens and the transnational public sphere http://spatialaesthetics.unimelb.edu.au/projects/large-screens-and-the-transnational-public-sphere/people
- October 2012: Korea Australia Dance Battle 2013.
Our research team collaborated on a live, large screens hip hop battle linking three large screens in Melbourne, Perth and Seoul. This project was the first time in the world that large screens in three different cities were used to host a real-time public participation event. This live link-up included performances of B-boy, Krumping and Popping battles, special performances, and a free public hip hop workshop. The crowd in Perth was very diverse and engaged with the whole premise of the opportunity.
- October 2011: HELLO
Large Screens and the Transnational Public Sphere and Art Center Nabi staged the first presentation of HELLO 여보세요, a public participation dance event by Rebecca Hilton and Soonho Park that linked the large screens at Fed Square, Melbourne and Arko Art Theatre in Seoul. During the one and a half hour free public event, over 400 participants of all ages attended. Taking the form of a collaborative, fun and easy to learn dance game, HELLO negotiated linguistic, technological and cultural differences to test the possible creation of a transnational public sphere.
- May 2010
Co-facilitator of the first workshop for the Large Screens and the Transnational Public Sphere research project was held at BMW Edge, Federation Square, and included participation by 30 Australian artists and Rafael Lozano-Hemmer.
http://spatialaesthetics.unimelb.edu.au/projects/large-screens-and-the-transnational-public-sphere/workshop-1
- June 2009
Curator of Australian content for the launch of Incheon Seoul Korea- Come Join Us, Mr. Orwell! Tomorrow City. Realtime interactive transnational works via urban public screens : sms_origins (Aus) value (Korea) www.nabi.or.kr
2010: National advisory committee member for and presenter at, the artistic and conference program for Junction 2010, the Regional Arts Conference. Launceston, Tas www.junction2010.com.au/
2008: Symposium programmer for Making Creative Cities: the value of cultural diversity and the arts.Partner with the British Council (Australia). Arts Centre, Melbourne www.australiacouncil.gov.au/research/culturally_diverse_arts/reports_and_publications/making_creative_citiies
2007: Artistic and conference programmer for Multicultural arts: cultural citizenship for the 21st century. Parliament House, Canberra www.australiacouncil.gov.au/news/news_items/multicultural_arts_cultural_citizenship_for_the_21st_century
2004; Member of the organizing committee for Empires Ruins and Networks conference. ACMI, Melbourne http://www.acmi.net.au/empires.aspx
2001: Member of the organizing committee for Globalisation + Art + Cultural difference conference. Held at Artspace and COFA, Sydney
1996: Adelaide Festival of Arts film program – In Spaces Unsuspected. Held at Mercury Cinema, Adelaide
In Spaces Unsuspected (part) for Sydney Intermedia Network at the Domain Theatre AGNSW
1994: Adelaide Festival of Arts Film program – Women and sexuality in Asian-Pacific cinema Held at Mercury Cinema, Adelaide
1992: Indigenous film from the Pacific. Held at Mercury Cinema, Adelaide
1991: Mapping out memories film program. Held at Mercury Cinema, Adelaide
1990: A matter of scale. University of South Australia Design graduates exhibition. Held at Artspace Adelaide Festival Centre
1984: Assisted the first indigenous woman to enter the Alice Springs Art Award,Araluen arts centre, Alice Springs
1983-5: Produce and assist on several programs for Ernabella Video Television, including first audio visual recording of the Seven Sisters Dreaming. Worked with Pitjantjatjara women producing fabric and traditional craftworks and to establish the Pitjantjatjara, Ngaatjatjara and Yungkuntjatjara Women’s Association.