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Michelle Demers is a scientific advisor and cultivator on Asad Raza's Absorption.
We spoke to Michelle about the plant-science behind Absorption, and the potential for sharing scientific concepts through art. Read More
Ivey Wawn is one of nine artistic collaborators who Asad Raza has invited to contribute to his
work Absorption at the Clothing Store. Ivey has been a long-term Kaldor Public Art Projects contributor, having performed for Project 29: Tino Sehgal in 2014, and collaborated as part of Project 31: Xavier Le Roy in 2015. We spoke
with Ivey about her new work Surfacing, which will be performed on Thursday 9 May 2019. Read More
Kaldor Public Art Projects and Carriageworks today announced the names of the artistic and
scientific collaborators who will take part in Kaldor Public Art Project 34, Absorption, by Asad Raza. Read More
Last month we announced our next major project would be created by artist Asad Raza.
Hailing from Buffalo, New York, Raza divides his time between New York City and Germany, creating artworks that move between disciplines and draw upon
collaborations with artist-friends and family members. We sat down with Raza to find out more about his art practice, past works, and what he has planned
for Project 34. Read More
Kaldor Public Art Projects and Carriageworks today announced Asad Raza will create Kaldor Public Art Project 34,
a new work presented free to the public from 3 until 19 May 2019. The project represents the first time the New York-based artist has presented his
work in Australia. Read More
Recent Posts
- Your Public Art Project
- Stage 6 Visual Arts Teachers Professional Learning Opportunity
- Media Release | Exhibition Details
- Making Art Public with Michael Landy
- Media Release | Living Archives
- 5 Questions with Plant Scientist Michelle Demers
- Media Release | Absorption Unveiled
- 5 Questions with Ivey Wawn
- Media Release | Asad Raza Collaborators Announced
- 5 Questions with Asad Raza
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Your Public Art Project offers a unique opportunity for Kaldor Public Art Projects
to connect with primary and secondary schools across NSW throughout our 50th anniversary year. Our extended reach has led to rich engagements with
students from Bourke, Dubbo, Parkes, Wilcannia, Western Sydney and Sydney’s Inner West. 