ACVA Lab 2010 call-out

03 December 2009
ACVA Lab 2010 call-out

ACVA Lab is a forward thinking initiative to promote the pioneering work of Australian artists and technologists using virtual world platforms. ACVA Lab advances the development of artistic networks, prototypes and exchange with its central question: “What could a virtual art lab be if it was imagined by artists for artists?”

ACVA Lab provides insights into the future directions of arts practice and a window into a virtual arts lab. The team directing the initiative believe the future of virtual reality is not a singular environment, but a rich network of digital practice as diverse as that found in the physical realm. In this light ACVA Lab is best considered a context from which a new network of artists will emerge, aided by the Lab workshop, in world virtual sessions, and collective web presence.

ACVA Lab, supported by Australia Council for the Arts, has a broad mandate to connect established and emerging artists from around Australia through this initiative, and also an open invitation for curators, educators, and the next generation of artists to be involved in shaping the future of virtual art.

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While i understand completely the funding obligations and mission of ACVA and their good works - any meaningful answer to the question “What could a virtual art lab be if it was imagined by artists for artists?” would predicate the participation of respondents beyond the artificial limits of where a certain land meets meets its water defined boundaries.

John Fillwalk - December 04, 2009 at 12:52

Thanks for your comment John. I agree there are obvious geographic limits that will effect the overall lab. We’ll be addressing this with future initiatives, including an open Artists section dedicated to virtual art we find inspiring (world-wide). We’re also planning to curate exhibitions that are open to all.

ACVA - December 04, 2009 at 13:11

Are there dates and venues attached to this lab that I’m missing or is it all virtual?
and, is there funding for artists to participate?
thanks.

sam - December 11, 2009 at 19:49

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