pvi collective create tactical media artworks that seek out radical, darkly humorous solutions for living in an unstable 21st century.

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

   
 

pvi program 2010


 
 

resist - the right to revolution
[apam 2010 searchlight]

  split site performance  



 
 

transumer
[biennale of sydney]

  intervention & locative media work  



 
 

art in the global present - art as a social shifter
[adelaide festival - artists week]

  public lecture  



 
 

hitlab new zealand residency
[human interface technology labs]

  research & development  



 
 

the agency for collective action
[perth institute of contemporary arts]

  public live event & new collaboration between pvi & panther  



 
 

touring work - reform / lcu on patrol

  street performance with radio broadcast  



             



 

 

 

 

 

 

   
 
   

about cia:

cia studios is an initiative of pvi collective. launched in dec 08 cia provides studios and resources for independant artists and companies working in the live art and interdisciplinary art sectors whose practice sits on the edges of traditional artforms. cia provides an opportunity for pvi collective and residents to build a hub of artistic risk takers and provide space in which to exchange ideas, engage in critical debate, share skills and experiment with new artistic practice
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opportunities:

in 2010 pvi will increase resident companies to three by offering two additional 12 month residency opportunities to local companies to research and develop their practice in a supportive environment of like minded peers. two dedicated studios have been made available from 28 mar 2010 - 28 feb 2011. expressions of interest can be made via application from the cia website.

hydra poesis - current artists in residence:

hydra poesis work across hybrid theatre and dance aiming to make 'screaming desperate performance' that blatantly rejects the popular.






articles

 
reports & documents
 
 


-- annual report 08
[pdf 5.4mb]
-- pvi board members [pdf 34kb]
-- pvi biography [pdf 34kb]

 



 
critical writing
 
 

nava:
-- artists censorship, dec 05 [pdf 64kb]

tts: critical reader:
-- jason sweeney - URA [pdf 17kb]
-- david williams - V1.0 [pdf 86kb]

 



 
art features
 
 

west australian:
-- making art to counter surveillance [pdf 189kb]
photofile:

-- ed 77: the real thing [pdf 90kb]
-- ed 75: in the city [pdf 100kb]
artlink:
-- vol 24: fallout
[pdf 100kb]
artsline:
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- jan 06: south project [pdf 173kb]
anats filter magazine:
-- david goes to work, feb 05[pdf 112kb]

 



 
selected reviews
 
 

spinach 7:
-- site seeing, dec 04 [pdf 59kb]
realtime:
-- ed 53: terrorism toursim [pdf 53kb]
-- ed 65: terror australias [pdf 45kb]
-- ed 67: tts: australia [pdf 111kb]
the age:
-- apr 05: terror takes to...
[pdf 111kb]
db magazine:
-- may 05: tts: route 21 [pdf 31kb]

 


 

   

2010 overview
pvi’s program for 2010 includes the creation of two new artworks, international touring, creative development and a new program of opportunities at cia supporting artists exploring new artistic practice in the field of live art and interdisciplinary practice .

pvi will be attending this years australian performing arts market [apam] with latest participatory performance resist: the right to revolution, talking as part of the adelaide festivals artists week program, undertaking a major research and development residency and international computing laboratory hitlab [courtesy of watdi funding] as well as showcasing new collaborative performance project 'the agency for collective action' with melbourne / uk based live art duo panther at pica.

pvi are also delighted to announce the addition of two new companies in residence at cia [to be announced soon] both with a 12 month residency period and a new format hub talk season featuring resident artists as well as national and international practitioners dropping in to say hello. its shaping up to be a ripe and juicy year, oh yes it is.

your friendly neighborhood tactical media art group
pvi collective

pvi collective
street address: cia studios, 480 newcastle street, west perth, wa 6005
postal address: po box 836, mt lawley, wa, australia 6929
phone: + 61 8 9228 4440


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