Beyond Measure: Expanding the Sky: Contemporary art and outer space

Anna Madeleine Raupach; Yvette Hamilton; Louise Beer; John Hooper; Tom Buckland; Grayson Cooke; Ursula Frederick

Beyond Measure: Expanding the Sky: Contemporary art and outer space

Anna Madeleine Raupach (Producer)
, Yvette Hamilton (Photographer)
, Louise Beer (Photographer)
, John Hooper (Photographer)
, Tom Buckland (Creator)
, Grayson Cooke (Photographer)
, Ursula Frederick (Photographer)

Research output: Non-textual form › Hosted Exhibition or Event

Abstract

Beyond Measure invites us to broaden our understanding and perceptions of what we consider as ‘outer space’. While reaching to time and space beyond the human realm, astronomy is entwined with processes, methodologies, and technologies of and from the Earth.

This exhibition presents multimedia artworks that creatively engages with satellite data, photographic history, lunar exploration, atmospheric systems, time and light - and repositions Earthly phenomena of geology, biota, observation, mapping, and technology as inexplicable from what we consider beyond this world.

Tracing yet diverging from the practices that define astronomy, the artists in Beyond Measure offer alternative perspectives on our relationship with space that in turn shapes how we inhabit the world here and now.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Canberra
Publisher	Canberra Museum & Gallery
Publication status	Published - 29 Mar 2025
Event	Artist talks: Beyond Measure and Perspectives of Outer Space - Canberra Museum & Gallery, Canberra, Australia Duration: 29 Mar 2025 → 29 Mar 2025 https://www.cmag.com.au/events/artists-talk-beyond-measure-and-perspectives-of-outer-space

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https://www.cmag.com.au/exhibitions/beyond-measure-expanding-the-sky

An interdisciplinary investigation into the impacts and mitigation of human-caused space pollution: Australian Network for Art and Technology (ANAT) Synapse Residency
Raupach, A. M. (Creator) & Tucker, B. (Creator), 2022
Research output: Non-textual form › Portfolio

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Beyond Measure: Expanding the Sky: Contemporary art and outer space. Raupach, Anna Madeleine (Producer); Hamilton, Yvette (Photographer); Beer, Louise (Photographer) et al.. 2025. Canberra: Canberra Museum & Gallery Event: Artist talks: Beyond Measure and Perspectives of Outer Space, Canberra Museum & Gallery, Canberra, Australia.

Research output: Non-textual form › Hosted Exhibition or Event

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An interdisciplinary investigation into the impacts and mitigation of human-caused space pollution: Australian Network for Art and Technology (ANAT) Synapse Residency

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