Visitors in silhouette in front of Universal Everything's Migrations artwork whihc has a glowing bright orange background
Migrations (2024) Photo by Ryan Wheatley

Beings – VCE Art Making and Exhibiting recorded talk

This resource page includes a recorded talk presented by ACMI senior curator Bethan Lloyd Johnson and ACMI senior exhibitions project coordinator Zoe Horzella. The talk and accompanying PowerPoint covers VCE Art Making and Exhibiting:

Unit 2: Understand, develop and resolve, Area of Study 1, Outcome 1 

Unit 3: Collect, extend and connect, Area of Study 3, Outcome 3 

Unit 4: Consolidate, present and conserve, Area of Study 3, Outcome 3 

Please note: although not covered extensively in the talk, you will find detailed notes on conservation issues relating to digital artworks in the PowerPoint presentation.

About the exhibition

Explore the interface between art, design and play.

Universal Everything's artworks activate movement, form and colour to create a world of hyperreal beings. Informed by experimentation and emerging technologies and projected larger than life, these impactful artworks are underpinned by a creative process that begins with simple hand-drawn sketches. In our world-premiere exhibition, these drawings are displayed alongside the artworks for the first time to reveal the traditional craft behind the cutting-edge technology.

Exhibition dates: 22 May – 29 September

Cost: $7 per student (teachers free with school group)

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Beings exhibition talk

ACMI Curator Bethan Johnson and Senior Exhibitions Project Coordinator Zoe Horzella talk about the multiple decisions and considerations involved in planning, curating and presenting an interactive moving image exhibition. They also offer insider insights into the unique preservation and conservation considerations associated with screen-based artworks.

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Download a pdf version of the PowerPoint

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Beings learning resource