The (old) CuriousWorks Blog

How would our cities change if the most disastrous effects of climate change were to take place? Over September CuriousWorks developed a short animation for Melbourne Fringe Festival that was projected onto the giant East Shard building in Federation Square. Overflow investigated what might happen to Melbourne’s iconic city centre were it to go underwater. It is a playful, meditative piece about a serious issue. We hope you enjoy. » Read the rest of this entry «

ASI is CuriousWorks’ resident audiovisual collective. On the 22nd November, ASI launches its debut album, The Waiting, at the CuriousWorks HQ. This is your first chance to check out our beautiful new space, enjoy some great live music and visuals and see a host of other fun acts – so put the date down in your diary! » Read the rest of this entry «

Last month, as CuriousWorks’ resident visual artist, I spent four weeks in Melbourne working with Shakthi on Overflow – a short animation work for Melbourne Fringe Festival that was projected onto one of the massive walls of the East shard building in Federation Square. » Read the rest of this entry «

There is a lot of talk about innovation in the theatre, but occasionally you come across an idea that is truly surprising. Timbuktu is one such project. » Read the rest of this entry «

The term “Web 2.0″ gained popularity from around 2004 onwards, due in part to the O’Rielly Media Web 2.0 conference. People started to refer to Web 2.0 when they talked about the internet transforming from a communication and publishing machine into a computing platform. » Read the rest of this entry «