People Like Us

People Like Us

UNSW Galleries, Sydney

Claire Healy & Sean Cordeiro, The Drag (still), 2015. Two-channel video, 28 minutes. Courtesy the artists and Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney and Gallery Wendi Norris, San Francisco.
September 3, 2015
People Like Us

September 5–November 7, 2015

UNSW Galleries
UNSW Art & Design
Cnr Oxford Street & Greens Road
Paddington NSW 2021
Australia

T +61 (0) 2 8936 0888

www.artdesign.unsw.edu.au

Artists: Yuri Ancarani / Daniel Crooks / Claire Healy & Sean Cordeiro / George Poonkhin Khut / Volker Kuchelmeister & Laura Fisher / John McGhee / Angelica Mesiti / Michael Nyman / Joan Ross / Su-Mei Tse / Jason Wing

Curator: Felicity Fenner

People Like Us explores the interrelationship between art, technology and people. The exhibition focuses on the capacity new technologies offer artists to experiment with interdisciplinary platforms as they share ideas and information. With moving image, interactive digital technologies, data visualisation, sound and music, the works in the exhibition describe human connections to our inner selves, to each other, and to our environments. The artists in People Like Us, drawn from many parts of the world, embrace new technologies to evoke and articulate aspects of the contemporary human experience.

People Like Us is presented in partnership with Australia’s National Exhibition Touring Support (NETS) and will tour to 15 galleries and museums across Australia in 2016–19.

 

About UNSW Galleries
UNSW Galleries is a platform for experimental art, design and curatorial practice, staging transformative exhibitions and public programs that foster new modes of interdisciplinary cultural production. Our programs reflect the mission of UNSW, a research-intensive Go8 university with global reach.

 

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