INNOVATION IN THE VISUAL ARTS
Saturday, 17th November 2001
9.00am
9.25am
9.30am
Registration at Queensland Clunies Ross Centre for Science & Industry
Welcome by Geoff Cooke, Manager, Clunies Ross Centre.
Official Opening by Emeritus Professor Ian Lowe AO, School of Science and
Technology, Griffith University and Vice-President, Queensland Academy of Arts
and Sciences.
Session I
Chair:
Professor Mostyn Bramley-Moore, Provost and Director, Queensland College of
Art, Griffith University, Brisbane.
9.45am
Gilbert Riedelbauch, Lecturer, Computer Art and Design Studio, Institute of the
Arts, Canberra School of Art, Australian National University; Mike Naylon,
Industrial Chemist & Sales Manager Rapid Prototyping and Tooling, Queensland
Manufacturing Institute, Brisbane; Sam Bucolo, Lecturer – Industrial Design,
Faculty of Built Environment and Engineering, Queensland University of
Technology, Brisbane.
Rapid Prototyping for Sculptures and Designs
10.45am Morning Tea
Session II
Chair:
Dr Scott Loose, Chief Executive Officer, Queensland Manufacturing Institute,
Brisbane.
11.10am Donal Fitzpatrick, Head of Visual Arts, Faculty of Arts, Queensland University
of Technology, Brisbane.
New Developments in Sculpture
11.40am Gavin Sade, Head, Communications Design, and Keith Armstrong,
Multimedia Artist, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane.
Computer-aided Interface Design - Art with Ecology
12.10pm Professor Jeff Jones, Creative Industries Research and Applications Centre
Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane.
Commercialisation and Interaction Design
12.40pm Lunch
Session III
Chair: Professor John Hartley, Dean, Creative Industries Faculty, Queensland
University of Technology, Brisbane.
1.20pm Susan Ostling, Deputy Director(Development) Fine Art, Queensland College of
Art, Griffith University, Brisbane.
Exploring New Ideas -“Future Factor”
1.50pm Professor Mark Burry, Professor of Innovation (Spacial Information Architecture),
Faculty of Constructive Environment, RMIT University, Melbourne.
After Gaudi: New Solutions for Old Problems.
2.20pm General Discussion
2.50pm Dr John O’Hagan, President, Queensland Academy of Arts and Sciences.
Summing up
3.00pm Move to Queensland Manufacturing Institute.
Session IV
3.20pm Tour of Facilities at the Institute – Rapid Prototyping Techniques (using laserpolymerised plastics, silicon moulds, laser-fused nylon particles, computercontrolled milling of metals, casting foundry); View INTERSCULPT 2001
Exhibition; Experience new fascinating Virtual Reality 3D Theatre (Presenter:
Nelson Frolund, Manager, Reality Works, Queensland Manufacturing Institute).
4.30pm Refreshments
5.00pm Close