Experimenta - House of Tomorrow Australian Tour

Fremantle 3 September – 3 October 2004 Presented in association with BEAP 2004
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>Exhibition 3 September - 3 October 2004 WA Maritime Museum Victoria Quay Fremantle Open daily 9.30am – 5.00pm Admission FREE	Featuring Experimenta House of Tomorrow favourites such as ZiZi The Afffectionate Couch Dirty Pillows Mimesia Church on 5th Avenue Mirror D Expecting Slow Service Orbiculum Compliant Bio-tek Kitchen Flying Carpet Virsual The Digital Rocking Horse Bow Wow Entering a Biological Absence of Light The Naughty Appartment Panopticon
>Cinema Program	The House of Tomorrow cinema program is a unique collection of short films, documentary and digital animations. Screening daily as part of the DVD Jukebox in the House of Tomorrow exhibition. Take a seat in front of the DVD Jukebox and lose yourself in tales of housewife-eating fridges, domestic robot love stories, sexy household appliances and kung-fu fighting vegetables. The films screening are: We Should Call It A Living Room Morphology of Desire Sexy Girls, Sexy Appliances Kung-Fu Kitchen Color Samples The Amateur Developer’s Handbook Kitchen Sink
>Artist Talk Artist Talks are designed to give you a behind-the-scenes insight into the making of the artworks featured in the exhibition. They aim to introduce audiences to the combination of art and technologly.	Saturday 4 September, 1.00pm Western Australian Maritime Museum Tan Teck Weng Artist "Panopticon" Tan Teck Weng was born in Malaysia, and now lives in Perth, Australia. He completed his honours in Visual Arts at Curtin Institute of Technology in 2002. His work explores how technology can become a tool of abuse. A version of Panopticon was featured in Hatched 03 at Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts.
	Saturday 11 September, 2.00pm Western Australian Maritime Museum Josephine Starrs Artist "Bio-Tek Kitchen" Josephine Starrs is an Australian artist who has been collaborating with Leon Cmielewski ("Bio-Tek Kitchen) since 1993. In 1997 they lived in Berlin at the K¸nstlerhaus Bethanien where they made Diagnostic Tools for the New Millennium. Both Josephine and Leon were artists in residence at the Banff Centre for the Arts working on Dream Kitchen, shown in Experimenta Waste. Josephine works in photography, video and new media and was a member of the cyberfeminism collective VNS Matrix.
>Homepage	Homepage is a net.art (online web project) curated in 2003 by Rebecca Cannon for the Experimenta House of Tomorrow project. View Homepage online or check it out in the House of Tomorrow exhibition.
>Mesh	Mesh is an online media art journal produced by Experimenta each year. View Mesh 16 online or read it in the House of Tomorrow catalogue (available for $13.50 at the exhibition.)