Electrofringe

Bob Scott is an experienced and versatile sound designer, recording and mix engineer. He will be sound engineering the Ensemble Offspring concert.

Events:

• Ensemble Offspring – Kontakte (Gig)

Pip Shea is a media artist and designer. She creates public, participatory works that are influenced by social media and ‘broadcast yourself’ culture. Her work focuses on the free sharing and remixing of content and how these processes enable autonomous voices.

Events:

• I’m So Totally, Digitally Close To You (Panel)

Clem Bastow is a freelance writer and music critic who has been editing and writing for well known blogs since 2002. She also presents a weekly show, Transference on Melbourne’s RRR.

Events:

• I’m So Totally, Digitally Close To You (Panel)

Larissa Hjorth is researcher and artist lecturing in the Games and Digital Art Programs. Since 2000, Hjorth has been researching and publishing on gendered customizing of mobile communication, gaming and virtual communities.

Events:

• I’m So Totally, Digitally Close To You (Panel)

Narinda Reeders is a media artist and web developer with a interest in the blurry boundary between public and private.

Events:

• I’m So Totally, Digitally Close to You (Panel)

Gavin Artz began his career as a musician and composer and has experience in business management ranging from multi-national companies, to not-for-profit community organisations.

Gavin is CEO of the Australian Network for Art and Technology (ANAT).

Events:

• Scarcity, Abundance and Innovation: Making Money in the Media Arts (Information Session)

Carla Teixeira is an audiovisual archivist with seventeen years combined experience in the arts, entertainment and museums industries. Carla has worked with Legs On The Wall Stalker Stilt Theatre Companies and was a member of the Opening and Closing Ceremonies Team for the Sydney 2000 Games. Currently working at the National Film and Sound Archive (NFSA), Carla collects, preserves and curates sound culture, with a focus on building the NFSA’s contemporary holdings in radio, independent music, experimental music and sonic art. Carla has revitalised the contemporary sound holdings in the National Collection, to incorporate Australian experimental music and sound art.

Events:

• Archiving Australia’s Experimental Music (Information Session)

Clem Baker-Finch is a lecturer and researcher in the Department of Computer Science at The Australian National University. He has a BSc in Pure Mathematics and a PhD in Computer Science.

Events:

• Dorks Alive! – Exhibition Opening (Special Event)
• Dorks Alive! – Saturday (Exhibition)
• Dorks Alive! – Sunday (Exhibition)
• Dorks Alive! – Monday (Exhibition)

Nathan McGinness is currently working as a designer in web, interactives, print and animation at Canberra studio Icelab and teaching at the University of Canberra.

Events:

• Dorks Alive! – Exhibition Opening (Special Event)
• Dorks Alive! – Saturday (Exhibition)
• Dorks Alive! – Sunday (Exhibition)
• Dorks Alive! – Monday (Exhibition)

Michael Honey is an interactive designer with a professional as well as personal interest in the interstices of of design, art and visualisation.

Events:

• Dorks Alive! – Exhibition Opening (Special Event)
• Dorks Alive! – Saturday (Exhibition)
• Dorks Alive! – Sunday (Exhibition)
• Dorks Alive! – Monday (Exhibition)