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RDYSTDY

RDYSTDY

Hana Miller and Jacob Perkins are founders of Ready Steady Studio (RDYSTDY), a visual production animatronic puppets for Disney, Cirque and Wynn Casinos with kinetic theatre company Michael Curry Design; created animation for Vice Magazine’s online channel VBS.TV; collaborated with Atlanta Eke on Keir Choreographic Award winning Body of Work and The Unsettling with Ghenoa Gela; mounted installations and performed at Carriageworks, MONA, Dark Mofo, SPLORE, Soundstage, the National, Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, 30 upstairs, Les Plateux, Dance Massive, Adelaide International Arts Festival and Performance Space New York (PS122); other moving image collaborations include work with fashion designers Otsu, Penny Sage and contemporary jeweler Lisa Walker. RDYSTDY is currently creating an online video series on inquiry based art commissioned by TVNZ and NZ on Air.

Artworks

Centre For New Geography by Victoria Chiu and RDYSTDY

Victoria Chiu , RDYSTDY

CENTRE FOR NEW GEOGRAPHY is a new digital place designed and built by artists.

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Mapping Melbourne 2020-21

Wed 2 Dec 2020 - Thu 28 Jan 2021

As with most arts offerings in 2020, Mapping Melbourne has had to reimagine itself in the context of COVID-19, adapting to new and ever changing conditions for public events.

MAV has a profound commitment to arts and artists shaping the narratives that define who we are as a multicultural nation.

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