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Katherine Soucie

Katherine Soucie (BAA Fashion Design; Dip. Textile Arts; BFA, Printmaking/Textiles; MAA Visual Art, Textiles) is a Canadian/UK award winning artist and designer who specialises in transforming textile industry waste into new textiles, clothing, sculptural forms and installations. She studied Fashion Design in London and Toronto, Ontario, Canada before furthering her studies in Textiles and Visual Art in Vancouver.

ALL 7 (s-t), Student Academy, Student (s-t)Communications DirectorJanuary 10, 2024waste textiles, discarded materials, creative use, creative reuse, new materialism, craft, upcycling, transformation, improvisation, industrial painting, makeshift tools, adapted processes, obsolete textile machinery, social practice, hybrid research

Marc Herbst

Marc Herbst is an broadly interdisciplinary researcher, artist, editor/publisher and sometimes activist whose core experiences are built upon work on the Journal of Aesthetics & Protest he co-founded in Los Angeles in 2000. The journal describes itself as a 'weirdo archive' and his interests are culturally odd, relational, marginal and interested in the radical.

Rene MG (Meyer-Grimberg)

Rene MG believes that art is an experience and is enhanced when shared with others and when it includes interactive and visceral moments. She created PIP art popup in 2016. PIP=participatory immersive/interactive performance art operates on the idea that the viewer/participant is invited into a space where they can chose to participate, facilitate or watch. PIP is site-reactive, site-specific and site-enhancing based on deep hanging out and research.

ALL 5 (m-p), Student MFA 2022, Alumni, AlumsGuest UserDecember 9, 2021gathering of potentialities, alternative sites for knowledge production and dissemination, decolonization, site engagement, social practice, community building

Zoran Poposki

Dr Zoran Poposki, FRSA is a multi-award-winning transdisciplinary artist, filmmaker, and curator based in Hong Kong. Poposki explores cultural translation, liminality, identity, and public space through digital art (including AI and NFT art) combined with painting, drawing, photography, (post-digital) printmaking, performance art, video, film, curating, art education, and publishing.