BLEED (Biennial Live Event in the Everyday Digital) explores the connection between the digital realm and live experiences.
By fostering innovative contemporary art practices that both utilize and critique the digital public sphere, BLEED offers a distinctive platform for artists and audiences to engage with groundbreaking art, culture, and ideas. Through various mediums and across different time zones and borders, BLEED examines how digital technology can enhance our understanding of each other.
In 2024, BLEED broadens its dialogue by collaborating with national partners such as Arts House (VIC), Campbelltown Arts Centre (NSW), and PICA – Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts (WA), showcasing artists from across the continent and beyond.
Transitioning from online to in-person and back, BLEED, along with its associated artworks and Echo public programs, connects with audiences in their own communities, which are increasingly interconnected and digitally engaged.
Campbelltown Arts Centre is holding three workshops for Children and Teenagers. Explore the website to see what is on and Link with other young people in this exciting event.
