Desert Equinox: history and context
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Foreword by Allan Giddy: founding director of ERIA UNSW and founder of Desert Equinox
The aim of Desert Equinox 10th Anniversary (DE10) is to enliven the city of Broken Hill with a suite of site-specific and site-responsive installations created and installed by artists in residence at Broken Hill Art Exchange. Supported by the Environmental Research Initiative for Art (ERIA), UNSW and utilising cutting-edge off-grid solar technologies, ...
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Broken Hill Art Exchange
Broken Hill Art Exchange (BHAE) is an artist-led, volunteer-run grassroots charity located on Wilyakali land. Our mission is to support all arts communities whilst creating experiences, projects and opportunities for locals, and events to attract visitors. -
The Environmental Research Initiative for Art and our major sponsor, Jaycar
Two decades ago, I was asked to create and teach the first Electronics in Art class at UNSW’s College of Fine Arts. I approached Jaycar Electronics (now just called Jaycar) for sponsorship, and was met with enthusiasm by Jaycar’s then new and clearly very hands-on CEO, Stephen Van Wessem, who later came to class and took photos of the students with the equipment supplied by Jaycar.