Amnesia Lab

Part exhibition, part forum and part science-art workshop, 'Amnesia Lab' is a new kind of gallery event.

'Amnesia Lab' is an ongoing collaborative research project involving artists, writers, and neuropsychologists from the UK and Australia. For 'Signs of Life', the 'Amnesia Lab' looks into the human brain and the processes of memory. 

Building on this collaborative research project, the team, including artist Shona Illingworth (Kent University), memory specialist Professor Martin A. Conway (City University, London), neuropsychologist Catherine Loveday (Westminster University) and NIEA researchers Jill Bennett and Volker Kuchelmeister, will stage a series of talks in specially designed environments, utilising a range of media and technologies such as EEG sonification, drawing, and immersive interaction.

Artists
Gazzeley Lab/Neuroscape Lab
Shona Illingworth
Hiraki Sawa
Volker Kuchelmeister
Jill Bennett
Dennis Del Favero
Martin Conway

 

Installation view, 'Amnesia Lab', UNSW Galleries, 2014. Photo: 
 

 

Shona Illingworth, Sonification of EEG of amnesic memory 2014. Installation view, 'Amnesia Labs', UNSW Galleries, 2014. Photo: 
 

 

Installation view, 'Amnesia Lab', UNSW Galleries, 2014. Photo:
 

Volker Kuchelmeister, Jill Bennett, Dennis Del Favero and students, Amnesia Atlas (prototype) 2014. Installation view, 'Amnesia Lab', UNSW Galleries, 2014. Photo:

 

 

Martin Conway, Memory Drawings 2014. Installation view, 'Amnesia Lab', UNSW Galleries, 2014. Photo: 

Public Program 

Information on associated workshops, lectures and events can be found here.