Josephine Starrs b. 1955

  • Artist
Josephine Starrs is a new media artist who often collaborates with Leon Cmielewski producing a variety of hybrid media art installations
Tags: Text-based Art, Data mapping, Information visualisation, Installation, Cyberfeminist art
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Related events
  • FutureScreen Plaything (participated in)
  • FutureScreen Plaything Exhibition (curator of)
  • Resistant Media - NxT (participated in)
  • Body of Information (participated in)
  • Aliens.au (participated in)
  • AIMIA Conference (participated in)
  • Cementa_13 (exhibited at)
  • Diagnostic tools for the new millennium (exhibited at)
  • Not matyrs, not mothers, not minders (exhibited at)
  • Goddess' series: Josephine Starrs (exhibited at)
  • Image makers or alchemists?: the new photography - act one, Ruth Frost, Josephine Starrs, Suellen Symons (exhibited at)
  • vns matrix: all new gen (exhibited at)
  • Out of the Void : Mad and Bad Women. Art from the Collection of the Queensland Art Gallery (exhibited at)
  • Same River Twice (exhibited at)
  • FutureScreen Plaything (participated in)
  • FutureScreen Plaything Exhibition (curator of)
  • Resistant Media - NxT (participated in)
  • Body of Information (participated in)
  • Aliens.au (participated in)
  • AIMIA Conference (participated in)
  • Cementa_13 (exhibited at)
  • Diagnostic tools for the new millennium (exhibited at)
  • Not matyrs, not mothers, not minders (exhibited at)
  • Goddess' series: Josephine Starrs (exhibited at)
  • Image makers or alchemists?: the new photography - act one, Ruth Frost, Josephine Starrs, Suellen Symons (exhibited at)
  • vns matrix: all new gen (exhibited at)
  • Out of the Void : Mad and Bad Women. Art from the Collection of the Queensland Art Gallery (exhibited at)