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pvi collective

Locality: Perth, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9228 4440

Address: 116 angove street 6006 Perth, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.pvicollective.com

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25.01.2022 #timetoreflect #transformer #pvicollective #piadpiko #pikopiad #vrystaatartfestival #gameboard #gamesinart #publicart #artinpublicspaces #bloemfontein #mangaung #communityparade #communityart

25.01.2022 pvi news - hello world & tiny revolutions https://mailchi.mp/d840f820d27c/pvicollectivejune2020 on june 20, 2020 the summer/winter solstice the nonprofit organisation transcultural exchange launched art lovers on a (virtual) voyage around the world. ... PICA - Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts premiered pvi collectives tiny revolutions in 2019, and as hosting venue, shared the project as part of this incredible international exchange. live streaming of the launch took place on TransCultural Exchanges facebook page. you can see/hear/experience the hello worlds gallery of artists works.

24.01.2022 rebels have now completed the doing of selected tiny revolutions in kaurna country’s public spaces as well as in the digital realm. stay tuned for some revolutionary actions. top row, left to right - Fleur Kilpatrick, james dodd, kelli mccluskey... bottom row, left to right - Manal Younus, alexis west [image description - five people in work overalls pose in front of a graffiti-covered wall. all of them make the tiny revolutions gesture, which is a raised fist, pinky finger extended]

24.01.2022 pvis very own kelli mccluskey & anna reece (pvi chair) spoke alongside other industry professionals for Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) as part of their radical rethinking webinar series. watch the webinar!

23.01.2022 tiny revolutions at liveworks! - Performance Space tiny revolutions 1: complete! epic issue: everything else tiny tactic: occupation... how can private golf courses be reclaimed by members of the public and by nature? more to come! if you're curious, about the think tank and some of the epic expressions of concern tackled, take a look here > https://tinyrevolutions.net/follow-progress/

23.01.2022 OPEN CALL :: ANAT Ideate 2020 Returning us to the deceptively simple question that led to ANATs establishment more than 30 years ago: what does art + technolog...y make possible? ANAT Ideate :: A NEW PROGRAM calling for art + technology research proposals that actively imagine the future, that will take us through the looking glass to the other side. ANAT will fund SIX research projects that take futures seriously by proposing new habits and practices of attention, invention, and experimentation."* Selected artists will be paid an artists fee of $10,000, and will receive a contribution of $1,000 towards research documentation. Deadline: 5PM (ACDT), 28 July 2020 *The Lure of Possible Futures: On Speculative Research; Savransky, Wilkie & Rosengarten, 2019 Image: Baden Pailthorpe, Clanger (longitude, latitude, decibels), 2018. Installation view, UTS Art, Sydney. Courtesy of the artist and Sullivan+Strumpf. Photograph Jessica Maurer

22.01.2022 the winner of the 2020 artwash award is rio tinto! rio tinto came out on top and defeated woodside and chevron in 2020. the poll revealed a massive 61% swing to rio tinto.... watch the announcement and award delivery now! this award recognises the mining industries’ highly effective p.r. strategy of laundering their own social responsibility through the arts. the project hopes to open up a difficult conversation about the future of corporate arts sponsorship, welcoming debate on alternative solutions. this years trophy was created by Tarryn Gill read more on the artwash award here > https://pvicollective.com/artwash-award/

22.01.2022 NAVA is offering 4 paid mentorship opportunities for early-career practitioners, specifically for those with a current project in development. nava.net.au/nava-eve//Collaborative-Mentorship-Initiative/

20.01.2022 7pm acst tonight! pvi kelli joins the conversation for the winter season of revision. how does an industry find momentum and collectively shape change? local and inter/national arts leaders discuss forging a way forward that promotes equity and flexibility through forward thinking.

20.01.2022 call for participation: we the sick [of it] cat jones with kelli mccluskey (nsw & wa) Vitalstatistix... check out the incredible work in development by creative comrade cat jones. developed as part of adhocracy festival, we the sick [of It] generates a series of participatory manifestos about the health of the social body, engaging with poetics, play and radical care practices. working with kelli as a provocateur, cats latest project continues her interest in medicine and feminist futures, the social body, and community care. the project experiments with crowd-sourced content through the form of collective manifestos, and their pertinence at this critical time for global health policy and ongoing isolation. contribute your manifesto to the project https://wethesickofit.wordpress.com/ +++++ cat jones is an interdisciplinary artist, writer and researcher thinking across social, biological and metaphysical realms. she experiments with transformation through the subversion of science, history, language and the senses. She works across text, performance, media, immersive, site-specific, tactile, olfactory and edible art. https://vitalstatistix.com.au/adhocracy-/we-the-sick-of-it/

18.01.2022 great article worth reading over on ArtsHub, making mention also of those doing an incredible job as part of Australian Arts amidst COVID-19 "An arts-and-culture-led recovery would start by developing a deep understanding of our complex, diverse culture as a nation. Truly investing the time and the thinking on why we value what we value, and what we need most from one another as we do." https://www.artshub.com.au//why-artists-should-take-over-t

17.01.2022 CREATIVE CONNECTIONS SESSION 21 webinar presented by Australia Council for the Arts steve bull and kelli mccluskey presented a webinar on making, collaborating and rehearsing work for digital - if you missed out, you can watch it now! how can we experiment, collaborate and continue to make live artworks that require a physical presence? if we can re-imagine ways of interacting digitally together, how does our audience come along with us and what will they get out of it?... creative connections is an online webinar series for the cultural and arts sectors and will offer practical, accessible and useful content delivered by industry experts on key topics and emerging themes.

16.01.2022 disobedience rules - a live action board game with a social agenda. watch the full episodes now while the link is still live! presented as part of Bleach Festival online as a series of episodes, avaialable to watch online for a limited time ... watch here episode 1: https://youtu.be/Fncbr6CxqQg episode 2: https://youtu.be/1Di9VQ_WRIg

15.01.2022 western australian artists! dont miss this opportunity

14.01.2022 check out this great program from National Association for the Visual Arts

14.01.2022 I admire people who are bold and fearless, be this personal or professional. I try to be. Sometimes I get it right, sometimes I get it horribly wrong - Artist... Jane Gauntlett. Honest and open, Jane is doing incredible work creating human connections through technology. We are so excited to have Jane as our keynote speaker at Meeting Place 2020, happening online on 15-16 September. Article via @ArtsHub: https://bit.ly/3i15B5T Grab your ticket to Meeting Place now, with 50% off for our Professional Members! www.meetingplaceforum.org

14.01.2022 KISS club is now on-sale! a performance spectacle that highlights the most exciting makers and shows their latest works-in-progress. this one always sells out so make sure you snap up a ticket quick fast. two nights only! https://pica.org.au/show/kiss-club-2021/

13.01.2022 check out this amazing new program! from Arts house

13.01.2022 PAID were in the midst of a creative development for a new edition of our live action board game "disobedience rules"! were road testing a zoom version and need 4 x people to help us tech on wednesday 12th august from 10am - 12noon (AWST). we just need you to zoom in and well test various aspects of the tech step up and may play sections of the game. $30 per hour x 2 hours. please email me at: [email protected]

13.01.2022 were so excited @PerformanceSpace has announced the 2020 liveworks program!! this year were presenting tiny revolutions as part of the festival - get in and get your tickets fast!! more to share soon!!

13.01.2022 https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Stateoftheartssurvey in case you havent had a chance yet or missed this one! the federal government has asked the house of representatives standing committee on communications and the arts to report on australias creative and cultural industries and institutions, but most specifically, to hear evidence on the benefits the arts bring to australia, and the significant impacts that COVID-19 has had on this industry.... theyre currently taking submissions via online form!!

12.01.2022 "think" phase done. full house for the last session. next, be prepared for the "do". the revolution happens on kaurna country (adelaide) until saturday

12.01.2022 tiny revolutions We are thrilled to welcome inimitable experimental art powerhouses pvi collective to Liveworks! Their work tiny revolutions is a performative p...roject that responds to the current global feeling of helplessness by offering a creative response. This crack team of interventionists will select from your submissions to form the basis of their THINK sessions during Liveworks - see your epic problem solved by artists, activists and experts! Submit your epic problem here: https://tinyrevolutions.net/ THURS 22 - SUN 25 OCT AT LIVEWORKS Book your tickets here: bit.ly/TR-LW20 Image: tiny revolutions, pvi collective. Image by Daniel James Grant.

12.01.2022 Some fantastic opportunities coming up at PICA for interdisciplinary artists and a tech wizard in the coming year! TECH WIZARD We are on the hunt for a Techni...cal and Logistics Manager to join our team and support our performance and events programs and operation requirements. If you have demonstrated experience in technical leadership with outstanding organisational skills, this might be for you. Applications close Monday 21 December 2020. MORE INFO: https://pica.org.au/about/employment/ 2021 STUDIO RESIDENCIES 8-12 week self-directed studio residency program is now open to WA artists. This opportunity includes a $800 artist fee, critical feedback and technical support. Applications close Sunday 3 January 2021. MORE INFO: https://pica.org.au/apply/ PICA INTERDISCIPLINARY LAB We are proud to be partnering with the Australia Council for the Arts to offer interdisciplinary artists from Australia, South and Southeast Asia. Led by artists Joel Bray and Eugenia Lim and the labs will be an experiment in finding innovatice ways of fostering togetherness and embodied practice even when we must remain physically separated. A participation fee of $1500 AUD will be provided to each artist for a week’s worth of commitment spread across the year. Applications close Friday 15 January. MORE INFO: https://pica.org.au/apply/ Good luck

11.01.2022 APAM Artist Meet-ups are back for a third round. Join us for state- and territory-based artist-led online conversations. Taking place from Monday 22 June to Fri...day 26 June. For full details and to register, head to https://apam.org.au/news/artist-online-meet-ups/ #apamoffice #artistmeetups #COVID19 See more

10.01.2022 book your place!! join kelli mccluskey & steve bull tomorrow Friday 5 June 2020 at 9:00 am, as they speak about experimenting, collaborating and continuing to make live artworks that require a physical presence. if we can re-imagine ways of interacting digitally together and how audiences can come along with us and what will they get out of it https://creative-connections.heysummit.com//kelli-mccuskey/

10.01.2022 An Internet of Things: Proposal for now and the near future #ADAM2020 #onlineperformanceproject 12-16 August #opennowforsignup The global COVID-19 pandemic, alo...ngside Chinas new national security law in Hong Kong and #blacklivesmatter initiated from the U.S.A. among others, have accelerated veering the way things go: go on, go online, go off, go backwards and go away. Where ADAM would go is to pause and recall that this initiative is born to propose reflections on the industrial realm and ecology of contemporary art and performance. And the current crisis of art and society has nevertheless given us an opportunity to slow down and ponder what art and artists can do while confronting the value of liveness, togetherness and social engagement. Titled An Internet of Things, ADAM 2020 looks at the concurrence of the physical and virtual co-presence, and the juggling process of intersectional practices. It therefore explores, questions and performs the cyberculture, networked city, and cultural and ecologic politics between the digital and human interfaces in art and everyday contexts, by addressing critical questions including: 1/ How has the entangled and porous performativity between living bodies, live-stream settings and viewers, in the context of performing for and with the (web-)camera, shaped the spectatorship? 2/ How do digital tools and platforms in the network topology have shifted and suggested methods and viewpoints of artistic research, advocations, and productions? 3/ What does the ideas of sociality, socializing and community mean in the social-media culture and cyber spectacle? 4/ What can we learn from the human and ecologic crisis caused by the pandemic and what if there is no back-to-normal to run the (art) world? How would we rehearse an alternative and sustainable ecology of the future? --- Participating artists Norhaizad Adam, JKi Anicoche, SowYee Au, Melinda M. Babaran, Martinka Bobrikova & Oscar de Carmen, Joel Bray, Bunny Cadag, Enzo Camacho, Enoch Cheng, Yves Chiu, Green Citizens Action Alliance, Mish Grigor, Tada Hengsapkul , Hyphenated Projects (Nikki Lam & Phuong Ngo), Ila Ila, Ip Wai Lung, Brigitta Isabella, Takao Kawaguchi, Daniel Kok Diskodanny , Tsung Hsuan Lee, Russ Ligtas, Yen-Ching Lin, Yuju Lin, Yi-chun Liu , Cassie Lynch, Michikazu Matsune, Venuri Perera, pvi collective (Steve Bull & Kelli McCluskey), Riar Rizaldi, Chiharu Shinoda, Wenchi Su, Hsiao-Tzu Tien, Natasha Tontey, Sima Ting Kuan WU, Xiao Ke X Zhou Zihan, Scarlet Yu. Curation: River Lin with Transient Collective (Madeleine Flynn, Han Xuemei, Elia Nurvista and Lyno Vuth )

10.01.2022 there is a senate inquiry on the australian governments response to the covid-19 pandemic. this is a very useful portal to capture the full scale of the impact on the arts and cultural sector. closing date is today, 28 may - theres still time! NAVA has a fantastic breakdown of how to prepare your own submission here > https://visualarts.net.au//navas-submission-covid-19-sena/... covid-19 senate enquiry - make a submission here > https://www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Bus//COVID-19/COVID19

09.01.2022 tickets on sale!! get in quick

09.01.2022 and we're live! disobedience rules is a live action board game, testing contestant's activist tendencies. quick response rounds draw out dissenting dance moves and public interventions, sparked by scenario-based questions with a social agenda. presented as part of this years Bleach Festival, the games have begun! looking for disobedience in all the right places Courtney Cavallaro played host to our witty and often irreverent contestants - joel bray, zoë coombs marr, jamie le...wis & graeme watson. you can watch all the highs and the (mischievous) lows of disobedience rules online now via Bleach Festival here > https://bleachfestival.com.au//disobedience-rules-the-bee/ >>>>>>>>>>>>> more on the disobedience rules contestants - joel is a melbourne-based dancer and performance-maker, a proud wiradjuri man, who performed with chunky move. his works - biladurang and daddy - are intimate encounters, often in unorthodox spaces, in which audiences are invited in as co-storytellers in works engaging with australian race relations and queer issues. jamie is an artist, facilitator and dramaturg. she creates and curates site-responsive participatory experiences, facilitating meditations on culture, place, and time, often through autobiographical stories, conversation and food, and with people who don’t always consider themselves artists. graeme is the managing editor of @OUTinPerth, western australia's long running LGBTIQ+ focussed news outlet. he is also an emergency breakfast host at RTRFM 92.1, and appears regularly on radio and television stations across australia discussing all things queer. he started buying music when he was six and has never stopped. zoë coombs marr is a performer, writer, artist and comedian. she grew up in grafton, where she and her best friend staged a musical instead of going to schoolies week.

07.01.2022 tiny revolution: the doing reclaiming barangaroo for belinda epic issue: wealth inequality tiny tactic: forgery... concerns about wealth inequality in sydney stemming from stolen, unceded lands led the sydney rebels to create a real estate video at contested building site, barangaroo. see the full video >> https://tinyrevolutions.net/belindas-tiny-revolution/ #tinyrevolutions #liveworksfestival

07.01.2022 another fantastic opportunity - call out for expressions of interest

07.01.2022 multi-disciplinary sound artist and electronic music producer elsewhere/rebecca launches her debut album with me, we walk. weve worked with rebecca riggs-bennett in the past and urge you to get involved with this incredible new project. responding to COVID-19 restrictions, elsewhere/rebecca is launching her debut album online in three parts over the course of a weekend as an interactive headphone experience. participants are invited to respond physically to what they hear through spoken provocations by the artist and allow the music to inform the way they move. participants are also invited to film themselves moving to the final track of the album, the gorgeous nothing, with the footage to inspire the choreography for its music video that will be released in august 2020.

07.01.2022 disobedience rules - a live action board game with a social agenda, where the contenstants take it to the streets. watch the full episodes now while the link is still live! watch here episode 1: https://youtu.be/Fncbr6CxqQg... episode 2: https://youtu.be/1Di9VQ_WRIg See more

07.01.2022 just a tiny revolutionary love letter. small actions with big results. confused? tinyrevolutions.net/chris-tiny-revolution to learn more.

07.01.2022 KISS club 2020 - https://mailchi.mp/fba936fc5a44/kissclub

06.01.2022 fantastic article and interview with nina levy from Seesaw Magazine! covering some of the history and ideas behind KISS club, now in its tenth year! kelli and nina also chatted about tiny revolutions, and some of the challenges that the world is currently facing. dont forget you can buy tickets to KISS club 2020 online - experience the work/s in progress of some brilliant artists, from your couch. book tickets through Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts website >> https://pica.org.au/show/kiss-club-2020/

05.01.2022 you can still get tickets online, to watch KISS club 2020 from your couch! tickets via PICA

04.01.2022 FINAL CALL :: ANAT SAHMRI 2020. The call for our new art + science residency in partnership with the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAH...MRI) with additional research support from Health, Law and Emerging Technologies at The University of Melbourne, CLOSES in 6 DAYS The ANAT SAHMRI residency is an opportunity for an artist to engage with issues around the ownership and governance of DNA material. In particular, the residency will facilitate interdisciplinary knowledge generation focused on the myriad ethical, philosophical, legislative and other frameworks that inform the status of DNA material once it leaves its originating body. For more details and to apply visit https://www.anat.org.au/program/anat-residencies/#SAHMRI DEADLINE: 5PM (ACDT), 29 June Photograph Meghan Coles. Image courtesy SAHMRI

02.01.2022 thanks to all of those bringing the noise to the artwash award project and the discussion itself! It’s a complex beast, and many of the online comments are smart, nuanced and brilliant. for more details see here:

01.01.2022 pvi are currently in the mentoring phase with kiss club 2020 artists. these works in progress will be presented in front of a live audience at PICA - Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts this week! pictured: gabbi fusco, neurodiVERSE - in creative development session with pvi collective provocatuer steve

01.01.2022 the annual artwash award - vote now! the artwash award is back in 2020 with a people’s choice poll for outstanding contribution to arts sponsorship in australia.this award recognises the mining industry's highly effective p.r. strategy of laundering their own social responsibility through the arts which resource giant do you think is most deserving?... the illustrious 2020 nominees are rio tinto / chevron / woodside vote now! > https://pvicollective.com/artwash-award/ #artwashaward #awards #tinyrevolutions