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Title Extreme art adventures: will this be first artist-in-residence in space? Degree of recognition National Media name/outlet ABC Radio National / Science Friction Media type Radio Duration/Length/Size Duration: 28min 46sec / Download 39.51 MB Country/Territory Australia Date 3/02/19 Description From deep sea to deep space, Mars to the Moon, could Sarah Jane Pell become one of the first sub-orbital artists-in-residence? Space agencies use underwater or desert environments to help astronauts rehearse what it might be like living on another planet. But can art change our understanding of ourselves in space too? As an intrepid astronaut candidate and commercial diver Sarah Jane Pell 'performs astronautics' with space agencies around the world - extending her body and mind in wild ways with wild experiments. Guests: Dr Sarah Jane Pell Performance artist, astronaut candidate, aquanaut, commercial diver Dr David G Barnes Associate Professor & Director Monash Immersive Visualisation Platform Monash University Further info: Sarah Jane Pell's extreme art adventures Project Moonwalk Mars Society's Desert Research Station Presenter & producer: Natasha Mitchell Sound engineer: Brendan O'Neill Producer/Author Natasha Mitchell URL https://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/sciencefriction/10732646 Persons Sarah Jane Pell, David Barnes
Keywords
- Embodied Performance
- Mixed Realities
- Immersive visualisation
- Human spaceflight
- Human Factors
- science communication
- Data Visualisation
- Dance