Let’s Get Digital Workshop: Projections

Bathurst Regional Art Gallery

This hands-on workshop will help you understand your projector and push the limits of how you can use it.

We are living in a time when digital forms of communication are becoming increasingly important for cultural organisations and artists. Projections can be an exciting way for artists and organisations to reach new audiences and/or engage and inspire existing ones. Outdoor theatres, projection mapping on unique surfaces, projection of live events, and digital installations are all ways that audiences can engage with culture while maintaining social distancing and provide artists with new possibilities for presenting artwork.Join in this hands-on workshop organised by Museum &amp; Galleries NSW as part of Let’s Get Digital to will help you understand your projector and push the limits of how you can use it, including creating and testing your own outdoor projection. Celebrated artists Craig Walsh, Steven Thomasson and Dara Gill will take you on an experts guide to projections.Workshop Schedule:11am registration and any in-person tech assistance for attendees.11:30am start of the workshop sessions:Session 1: Getting the most from your projector (synching, key stoning, colour balance, trouble shooting). Talk and hands on session. Dara GillSession 2: Projection Mapping Possibilities, artist talk Craig Walsh.Session 3: Projection Mapping Technical. Talk and hands on workshop. Steve Thomasson.Session 4: Night-time Projections Testing. Demonstration and hands on workshop outside location TBC. Please Note: this practical session requires access to a Mac Book as the QLAB software runs on iOS.This workshop has been organised by Museum &amp; Galleries NSW as part of Let’s Get Digital.Hosted by Bathurst Regional Art Gallery.Limited to 20 places.Image: Banha Belong, 2021 Artwork by Sven and students from Denison College - Kelso High Campus. Photo by Ribbon Gang Media.Let’s Get Digital is proudly supported by the NSW Government though Create NSW as part of Arts Restart

Dara GillDara Gill a visual artist, film maker and the creator a of Lūpa Media Player, a video player designed specifically for art galleries and museums. Gill’s previously held positions within the visual arts include director at Firstdraft Gallery, Sydney in 2010-2012; Kudos Gallery, University of New South Wales in 2013-2016, Production Manager at UNSW Galleries in 2016-2018, board member of Safari Sydney 2016-2017 and currently works in Public Art for Cultural Capital as well as managing individual artists projects. Gill has previously worked in film post-production houses as a director and senior editor, and currently works independently as a videographer and editor.

Craig WalshCraig Walsh is visual artist primarily interested in site-responsive projects and the exploration of alternative contexts for contemporary art. He utilizes projection, video, animation, photography, installation and sculpture in response to existing environments. He has developed and implemented numerous curatorial projects; gallery exhibitions, public artworks and hybrid collaborations nationally and internationally. Craig’s work has been shown in a number of national and international exhibitions/institutions, including the Setouchi Triennial, Japan; the Gwangju Biennale, South Korea; Jakarta Biennale XIII, Indonesia; Yokohama International Triennial of Contemporary Art, Japan; 01SJ Biennale San Jose, California; Biennale of Australian Art, Adelaide; Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney; Art gallery of NSW , Sydney; National gallery of Australia, Canberra: National portrait gallery, Canberra; Queensland Art gallery, Brisbane; Institute of Modern art, Brisbane, Artspace, Sydney, ACMI, Melbourne.

Steven ThomassonSteven Thomasson is a Queensland based visual designer who has worked in film production, visual effects, 3d animation, computer programming, and graphic design for film and television. His interests for creating new outlets for design and animation has led him to collaborative projects for various public artworks and events. He has worked in varies capacities on Craig Walsh projects over the last 16 years.

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