Matthew Sleeth, A Drone Opera (performance still), 2015, Courtesy Experimenta Media Arts, © Matthew Sleeth

Maree Clarke, ‘Born of the Land’ (2014), Image courtesy RMIT Gallery, Photography Mark Ashkanasy © the artist

Experimeta Make Sense at The Lock Up (Newcastle, 2018). Featuring: Ella Barclay, 'Access Remote Fervour' (2017). Photo by Jessie-Jane © The Lock Up

Experimeta Recharge at The Lock Up (Newcastle, 2015). Featuring: Cake Industries ‘Simulacrum’ (2014). Photo by Alexandra Talamo © The Lock Up

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commissioning, exhibiting and touring contemporary art driven by technology.

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Support the future of art driven by technology

Donate to support the creation of a new artwork, public programs and educational resource materials as part of our Experimenta Life Forms triennial exhibition. Through the Creative Partnerships Australia’s PLUS1 program, every dollar we raise by 30 May 2020 will be matched by CPA, effectively doubling all donations given!

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Experimenta social

Every third Wednesday of the month.

Please note future Experimenta Socials will be undertaken online until further notice.

Experimenta Social is a series of talks, discussions and demos designed to provide proximity to some of Australia’s most adventurous contemporary artists, researchers and creative technologists.

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Experimenta MAKE SENSE
International triennial of media art

9 May 2020 – 26 July 2020 
Albury Library Museum  (NSW)

Experimenta Make Sense is an exhibition that expresses the disconcerting and delightful world of the digital age. Find out about exhibition details and programs as Experimenta Make Sense tours around Australia.

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Experimenta Media Arts Inc.

www.experimenta.org

experimenta@experimenta.org

+61 3 9650 9977

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Experimenta is on the Register of Cultural Organisations under Subdivision 30-B of the income Assessment Act 1997 and is endorsed by the Australian Tax Office as a Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR). Every donation of $2 or more is tax-deductible.

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