
Dr Patricia Flanagan
Doctor of Philosophy, (Public Art) University of Newcastle Australia;
Master of Fine Arts, (Public Art and New Artistic Strategies) 1st class, Bauhaus University Weimar Germany;
Bachelor of Fine Arts, (Sculpture) University of Newcastle Australia;
Associate Diploma in Arts (Fashion Production, Custom Clothing) awarded with honours TAFE NSW
Dr. Patricia Flanagan is an artist, designer and academic whose work is represented in private and public collections in Australia, Ireland, Germany, Italy and China. Tricia has an extensive international exhibition portfolio including the Hong Kong Heritage Museum, Taipei Museum of Contemporary Art and Kunstraum Kreuzberg/Bethanien Berlin and was the representative for Oceania at the Tournai Contemporary Textiles Biennial Belgium.
Tricia's work has, at its foundation, a systems thinking ...
- Publications
- Grants
- Awards
- Research Activities
- Teaching and Supervision
• New Columbo Plan, Mobilities Grant, Australian Government
• UNSW Art and Design, New staff research award
• Hong Kong Heritage Museum new work commission for Fashion + Paper, Scissors & Rock
• Hong Kong Baptist University New Staff Research Award, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong
• Outcomes-Based Teaching and Learning Award, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong
• Heinrich Boell Foundation Travel Scholarship
• Travelling Scholarship Award, The University of Newcastle, Australia
• HCR-CMA Landcare Grant for Denman Creek Public Art Project, Denman Australia
• BHP Biliton, Mt Arthur Coal, Community Grant to produce an Education Kit for Muswellbrook Regional Arts Centre and launch the publication with an exhibition in February
• Country Arts Support Program, ‘Regional Arts Fund’ Grant, TEATRO EXO, Artist in Residency – Upper Hunter, Denman, Merriwa, Gloucester & Singleton Australia. Awarded by Arts Upper Hunter Regional Arts Development Office
• Australian Postgraduate Scholarship Award
• Powerhouse, Sydney Museum of Applied Arts and Science - Visiting Research Fellowship
• Centre for Mobilities Research, Lancaster University - Visiting Fellowship
• Max Fabre Foundation Award for Environmental Awareness
• Newton-John Award for Excellence in Creativity and Innovation - Finalist
• Project Anywhere - Parsons New School - Selected participant
• 7th International Contemporary Textile Triennale, Tournai Belgum - Selected to represent Oceania
• Tantrum Theatre, Newcastle Australia - Artist in-residence
• Palais Youth Venue, Newcastle City Council Australia - Artist in-residence
Tricia investigates hybrid practices emerging at the intersection of digital technologies and traditional art and design practices, specialising in new materials, wearables, and generative design through research projects such as:
• Femufacture in collaboration with the Japan Foundation of Sydney, Sydney Design Festival, and Art Month Sydney
• The Peripatetic Institute for Praxiology and Anthropology
• The Haptic InterFace Project
• Research Creativity – Praxis
Tricia is on the steering committee for the World Craft Council affiliated, Knowledge House of Craft and is the founding member of TTIGOC (Tracing the Intangible Gestures of Craft) a collaboration with Chinese ethnic minority master craftspeople and researchers at GYPEC Guiyang, China.
My Research Supervision
Marcelo Zavala-Baez (MFA), Post Digital Aleatory Crafting -Time Stories
Christine Wiltshier (MFA), (mistake) Making; a research inquiry into how mistakes made, whilst hand knitting become a generative rather than an erasing process?
My Teaching