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Makers Space

Creative development, workshops

2019 – 2020

Makers Space is an exciting initiative exploring the future of story-telling through new technology.

From the beginning, CuriousWorks has boldly explored the newest story-telling mediums. When CuriousWorks began, online video was the latest in accessible, DIY story-telling innovation. Now, with online video streaming entering the mainstream, Makers Space is continuing this tradition in its exploration of new media – optical, audio, interfaced and interactive. 

Artists in this pilot program are invited to participate in a dynamic series of new media workshops and masterclass to develop skills in creative production and new media. Makers Space is a platform to explore, play, and most importantly – make. 

Makers Space finished their XR media project- – a  mystery experience involving 360VR headset called ‘Just Visiting.’ It premiered at the 2019 WOW Festival on 12 and 13 July.

In the midst of COVID-19, Makers Space has continued to meet and create online; they are currently in the middle of a new, collaborative project where the artists transform their isolated experiences into a shared virtual home using 360 video.


 

Make Yourself At Home

A Socially Distanced Online Experience | 2020

 

 

Just Visiting

WOW Festival | July 12/13 2019

 

 

James Brown Masterclass

Casula Powerhouse | October 15 2019

 

 

EyeJack AR Masterclass

Lost in Books, Fairfield | June 19 2019

 

 

Curtis Taylor Masterclass

Bustle Studios | June 12, 2019



 

Murasaki Penguin Masterclass

Lost in Books, Fairfield | March 2019



 

CREDITS

Artist Participants: Miranda Aguilar, Thomas Barrell, Jessica Phoebe Hanna, Ailsa Liu, Adam McPhilbin, Cristobal Olguin, Nicole Pingon, Zoe Tomaras, Sandra May, Shawn Spina, Daisy Montalvo

Program Producer: Elias Nohra

Master Class Mentors: Anna Kuroda and David Kirkpatrick (Murasaki Penguin),  Curtis Taylor (Collisions VR), Bryce Pemberton (EyeJack), James Brown

Makers Space is proudly supported by the Australia Council of the Arts.


 

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Find us at:
Fairfield City HQ
17 Kenyon St,
Fairfield, NSW, 2165,
Australia

Mail us at:
PO Box 112,
Liverpool, NSW, 1871,
Australia

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02 9602 9568

ABN 49 717 992 269

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Our office is located on Darug land at Fairfield City HQ. We would like to acknowledge the Cabrogal Clan of the Darug Nation, the traditional custodians of the land. Our work takes us across Darug, Dharawal and Eora lands. Sovereignty was never ceded.