Faraday Boydell
Faraday’s experience includes project management, curatorial work and arts collections management. She is the Art Collection Manager for a private collection and works with Agency Projects, an Indigenous cultural organisation based at Collingwood Yards. Faraday works in Yarra.
Rhy Haskin
Dr Rhy Haskin is a practising artist, an educator, and an arts manager with collections management experience. Rhy has an impressive record of exhibitions, publications, presentations at forums and has won many honours and prizes. Rhy has run artist run spaces, including TCB Gallery and Connors Connors at Fitzroy Town Hall. Rhy works in Yarra.
Sam McGuiness
Sam is the Creative Director, Visual Design at R/GA Melbourne. R/GA is a global award winning digital agency that designs businesses and brands for a more human future. Sam works with companies like Toyota, Google, and Slack. Sam lives in Yarra.
Glenn Manson
Glenn is the Gallery Manager Alcaston Gallery, Melbourne, dedicated to representing Aboriginal artists. Glenn has work in both commercial and public galleries specialising in contemporary and indigenous art. He has curated exhibitions locally, interstate and internationally. Glenn lives and works in Yarra.
Carolyn Lewens
Carolyn Lewens is an artist and curator working solo and collaboratively to produce complex ensembles of image, sound and text. She investigates the properties and metaphors of light, and the mysteries of shadows, often producing experimental works. Her cameraless photographs are a mix of the literal and the phenomenal, problematising the digital through the uncanny of the analogue.
Probing cultural and scientific explanations of nature and more recently, the universe; playing with creative ambiguities of the photogram process, mobile sculptures and installation, her works broadly canvass ideas at work in culture and science, with a focus on ecologies of light, water and life. Her images are cyanotypes – blueprints, “plans for future reference.” As such they deal with issues of art and science - climate change, pollution, over-fishing, questioning what it means to be alive, and speculating on what might exist down in the oceanic depths or out in deep space. More recent forays into cosmic realms with her current fellowship at Swinburne University’s Centre for Astrophysics and Supercomputing, has brought questions of the scientific interpretation of light and darkness, movement and shadows to the fore.
Faraday Boydell
Faraday’s experience includes project management, curatorial work and arts collections management. She is the Art Collection Manager for a private collection and works with Agency Projects, an Indigenous cultural organisation based at Collingwood Yards. Faraday works in Yarra.
Rhy Haskin
Dr Rhy Haskin is a practising artist, an educator, and an arts manager with collections management experience. Rhy has an impressive record of exhibitions, publications, presentations at forums and has won many honours and prizes. Rhy has run artist run spaces, including TCB Gallery and Connors Connors at Fitzroy Town Hall. Rhy works in Yarra.
Sam McGuiness
Sam is the Creative Director, Visual Design at R/GA Melbourne. R/GA is a global award winning digital agency that designs businesses and brands for a more human future. Sam works with companies like Toyota, Google, and Slack. Sam lives in Yarra.
Glenn Manson
Glenn is the Gallery Manager Alcaston Gallery, Melbourne, dedicated to representing Aboriginal artists. Glenn has work in both commercial and public galleries specialising in contemporary and indigenous art. He has curated exhibitions locally, interstate and internationally. Glenn lives and works in Yarra.
Carolyn Lewens
Carolyn Lewens is an artist and curator working solo and collaboratively to produce complex ensembles of image, sound and text. She investigates the properties and metaphors of light, and the mysteries of shadows, often producing experimental works. Her cameraless photographs are a mix of the literal and the phenomenal, problematising the digital through the uncanny of the analogue.
Probing cultural and scientific explanations of nature and more recently, the universe; playing with creative ambiguities of the photogram process, mobile sculptures and installation, her works broadly canvass ideas at work in culture and science, with a focus on ecologies of light, water and life. Her images are cyanotypes – blueprints, “plans for future reference.” As such they deal with issues of art and science - climate change, pollution, over-fishing, questioning what it means to be alive, and speculating on what might exist down in the oceanic depths or out in deep space. More recent forays into cosmic realms with her current fellowship at Swinburne University’s Centre for Astrophysics and Supercomputing, has brought questions of the scientific interpretation of light and darkness, movement and shadows to the fore.
