James the Rat King Multimedia Experience

James the Rat King Multimedia Experience

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Join Zeynep Akcay and myself at Curiocity Brisbane from 12–28 March; a 17-day celebration of science, art and tech.“Introducing James the Rat King; one of 60+ Curiocities across four precincts as part of Curiocity Brisbane

James The Rat King eXperience narrates the story of the Bubonic Plague in Brisbane between 1900-1907, causing widespread fear, panic and hasty health responses.This project presents an overview, in a fairy-tale setting, of this much-feared disease. Scan the QR code to view the animation and learn more about our plague history.nTo complete the film and learn more interesting facts, scan all the QR codes found at Rat Stops along the trail from the Maritime Museum to the State Library of Queensland!

 

MORTON BAY COUNCIL’S 15 ARTISTS – FINALIST

MORTON BAY COUNCIL’S 15 ARTISTS – FINALIST

  
Really honoured to be a part of this exhibition. This annual award plays a pivotal role in the growth of the Moreton Bay Regional Council Art Collection. The $10,000 acquisitive prize exhibits 15 artists that reflect the collection’s focus of culture, identity, spirit and sense of place.
This year’s artists include Kathryn Blumke, Nadine Cameron, Jon Cattapan, Jun Chen, Chantal Fraser, Denise Green, Nicola Hooper, Winnie Luk, Donna Marcus, Tom Moore, Rosella Namok, Robyn Stacey, Alex Standen, Charlotte Tegan, and Alick Tipoti.
Exhibition developed by Moreton Bay Regional Council.
Guest speaker Michael Wardell
OFFICIAL OPENING 6.30pm for 7.00pm. Friday 24 August 2018
My work titled Little Peter Rabbit has a Fly Upon his Nose (2018) explores and pays homage to the Bancroft families research into entomology, parasitology, rabbits and zoonoses. The work draws on the Tale of Peter Rabbit (Potter, 1902) to discuss Tularaemia (Rabbit Fever) and how rabbits and horseflies, along with ticks, mosquitoes and rodents are hosts to this zoonotic disease.