Artist in Residence
Dr Anastasia Tyurina
Dr Anastasia Tyurina
Dr Anastasia Tyurina
Anastasia is a new media artist. In her practice she fuses art and design with science and technology, and experiments with Creative Coding and Immersive Realities in her research. She is a Lecturer in Visual Communication at School of Design, Creative Industries Faculty, QUT. Anastasia is a regular contributor to festivals, exhibitions, and conferences in the Art & Science category.
Dr Anastasia Tyurina
Dr Anastasia Tyurina
Colour 32
Dr Anastasia Tyurina
Colour 32 (video)
About Us
bizartX is a platform connecting business researchers across the globe.
bizartX facilitates the engagement of community members through its online platform, as well as its unique colloquia that employ the metaphor of an ‘art gallery’ in showcasing the impact and creativity of research projects.
Why an 'art gallery'?
The art gallery concept breaks the paradigmatic modes of communicating research ideas, such as traditional presentations and posters.
By encouraging business researchers to embrace artistic fervour in capturing the essence of their projects (e.g. paintings, still imagery, video productions, sculptures, poetry, dance performances, among others), bizartX exhibitions:
- challenge researchers to capture the true impact of their work in a highly succinct way
- provide opportunities to have fun by engaging in creatively complementary activities outside of the academic norm
- start free and open-ended conversations between researchers and audience that lead to novel ideas, rather than limited conversations guided by traditional presentation formats
- increase the visibility of researchers and research projects to the industry and general public
What is the bizartX online platform?
The bizartX online platform allows the business researcher community to stay connected academically and socially. By joining the platform, researchers:
- enjoy free membership
- create their own profiles
- message other community members
- participate in topical discussions
- join interest groups
- receive information on events
- organise local meet-ups
- take part in online courses
Featured Artists
Bernadetta Devi - winner of "gomr '19 Award"
My PhD research investigates mining governance in Indonesia particularly where industrial mining interfaces with artisanal and small-scale mining operations. My research is inspired by my previous and current working experiences engaging with mining companies, governments, civil society and ASM miners in South-east Asia especially Indonesia. I have also engaged with international organisations as a consultant for social and governance aspects of mining.
Rebecca Rose Langdon - winner of "gomr '19 People's Choice Award"
I am a current academic and safety professional within the construction industry. I have an interest in the safety management and wellbeing of infrastructure workers. My professional career has worked closely with these workers on a range issues including health, wellbeing, safety, and quality. This work has inspired me to understand and engage better with these workers to improve their psychological wellbeing.
gomr '19 Gallery
gomr '19 gallery
gomr '19 gallery
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gomr '19 workshop
gomr '19 workshop
gomr '19 workshop
gomr '19 workshop
gomr '19 workshop
Movements towards sustainable food
systems - Yanxia Li, Denise Nogueira, Grace O'Connor, & Dr Hope Johnson
International Entrepreneurship in Emerging Markets (Indonesia) - Novika
Candra Astuti
Hear the Eco - Dr Judith Herbst
Are your eyes for sale? - Ryan Payne
Finding the one the perfect small business adviser - John Monico
Discrimination by Autonomous Systems….. Who’s responsible? - Samar Fatima
Empty - Rebecca Rose Langdon
Cognitive Flexibility and Entrepreneurship: An Experimental Approach - Graham Fellows
Shop floor worker voice - Gayani Samarakoon
The black box of little data - Irena Bukhshtaber
Winding back technology - Jack Adams
Screen Time - Annissa Hansen
Walking Stick 3.0 - Annissa Hansen
The research landscape - Sarah Daly
Quality & Growth - Vibhor Pandey
Friends or Parents? The Predictors of Successful Modern Dating in the Australian Mining Industry - Forough Zarea Fazlelahi
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Unboxing well being with a box - Retno
Ardianti
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The visibility of the invisible - Bernadetta Devi (gomr '19 Award winner)
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Forough Forough Zarea Fazlelahi, Retno Ardianti & Vibhor Pandey @ gomr '19 gallery
Ozgur Dedehayir, Prof. Margaret Sheil (VC of QUT) & Peter O'Connor @ gomr '19 gallery
Rebecca Rose Langdon - gomr People's Choice Award winner
gomr '19 Awards ceremony
gomr '19 Awards ceremony