ANAT relaunches Synapse

The Australian Network for Art and Technology (ANAT) continues the growth of its art research science program by relaunching www.synapse.net.au – a database of international art/science collaborations.

The revamped database has been expanded to include commentary on this rapidly advancing area of practice, as well as up-to-the-minute details of projects undertaken by artists and scientists, within Australia and internationally. As such, it is an excellent and unique resource for researchers and those interested in the intersections between science and the arts.

The database can be searched by artist, science organisation, or project and contains details of residencies, exhibitions, research projects and areas of science interest, as well as a gallery of works resulting from partnerships that have taken place over the past decade.

Aside from its archival and research functions, ANAT hopes the database will encourage artists, scientists, researchers, curators and their allied industries to develop innovative and dynamic collaborations into the future.