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Timed to coincide with the 2012 spring equinox, this exhibition showcases solar powered artworks installed around the desert city of Broken Hill. Navigate the city in search of installations.
The Desert Equinox Exhibition will be part of the ongoing Broken Hill Environment, Art and Sustainability (BHEASH) initiative and is an opportunity to get up close and hands on with the issues of science, the environment through art as well as allow the participants to share their experiences with the local, Australian and international audiences.
The dLux MediaArts facilitators, Yenny Huber and Alexia Estrellado worked with the Broken Hill Youth College to produce content for the MyTours Desert Equinox Exhibition Sculpture Walk.
In partnership with the Australian Government Initiative Unlocking Australia’s Potential, dLux MediaArts will be taking dLab to disengaged young people in regional Australia.
“This Inspiring Australia initiative is supported by the Australian Government through the Department of Industry, Innovation, Science, Research and Tertiary Education in partnership with dLux MediaArts”
The Desert Equinox Exhibition will be part of the ongoing Broken Hill Environment, Art and Sustainability (BHEASH) initiative and is an opportunity to get up close and hands on with the issues of science, the environment through art as well as allow the participants to share their experiences with the local, Australian and international audiences.
The dLux MediaArts facilitators, Yenny Huber and Alexia Estrellado worked with the Broken Hill Youth College to produce content for the MyTours Desert Equinox Exhibition Sculpture Walk.
In partnership with the Australian Government Initiative Unlocking Australia’s Potential, dLux MediaArts will be taking dLab to disengaged young people in regional Australia.
“This Inspiring Australia initiative is supported by the Australian Government through the Department of Industry, Innovation, Science, Research and Tertiary Education in partnership with dLux MediaArts”
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