Miik Green/Brad Ladyman have been awarded the commission to produce new sculptural works for Esperance Residential College install 2010.

80′s stoner surf imagery and Chemical brothers were key inspiration for these works, we extracted the lines from the college murals and a soundwave and aim to insert them into the landscape in the form of an aluminium structure.

Inspiration for the work

New critical response group (WA)

Feedback Etc is a new platform for Perth artists to receive critical and open feedback about their practices, organised by Benjamin Forster – see  feedbacketc… for more info. I was invited to be part of the experience – Jackson Eaton’s show ‘The Third Wheel’ click on the image below to view Jackson’s site.

Jackson Eaton
The Third Wheel
Facilitated by Kate McMillan
Sat 11 June 2pm.

Grant goes towards show at Curtin Gallery late 2011 – new bio-work. Opens Thurs  October 13 - 6pm+ to coincide with the SoDA Postgrad show – Access Gallery.

New works – new collaboration

Working with Chris Malajczuk – a nanotechnologist at Curtin University to create new bioforms and creatively combine our disciplines, art and science…

 Coolbinia – new sculptural work

(see image above) Due to be installed late 2011, the concept is about emergence and growth, and consists of two huge leaves of stainless steel that form a gateway. The school – Coolbinia Primary in Western Australia will house the work in the main quadrangle after building works are completed. The brief was simple – the work needed to be interactive, exciting and inspiring, and align with the school’s philosophy of maintaining our environment responsibly.

Concept below.

One of three teams selected statewide to propose new work for the new music auditorium. Remodelled in 3D, the building is highlighted by the work – prefab aluminium tubes that morph from organic elements to a geometric web.

Above: Interior views of artwork

Below: Exterior view of proposal

This is a new initiative between Brad Ladyman (www.bradladyman.com.au) and Miik Green.

kOLAB aims to operate within the shared space of art and architecture beginning at the design stage. kOLAB formed in 2010 and will be undertaking public art projects and rejuvenating public spaces in Australia.

Kolab group formed 2010. Check out Kolab at www.kolab.com.au – website under construction