SPACE TANK

Traditional ceramicist Paul Wood dives into the world of digital technology to multiply his own head into a myriad of art works.

Old boat builders defy progress and technology with an astounding and intimate knowledge of craft, physics and aesthetics.

The Lost Trades Fair showcases many crafts and traditions that we simply don't see anymore. It's worth a look.

Japanese born Australian artist, Yumemi Hiraki uses her cultural roots in Hiroshima to inform her art practice.

Yumemi Hiraki journey of creative self discovery uncovers the ancestral experiences of her Hiroshima family.

Autodesk partners with Space Tank to deliver FUSION 360 training sessions for makers and offers members free software licences.

One of the conservative art world's greatest mistakes was to claim, photography is not art but Warhol brandish technology with fervour.

Space Tank makes the Australian Furniture Association trophies and works form greater collaborative ties with industry.

Stranded with no more access to valuable resources, design graduates realize they have less than a ten percent survival rate.

Evolving traditional bicycle design through new technologies like 3D titanium printing, Bastion Cycles demonstrate Australian made is alive.

Emily Carroll uses Space Tank's massive bandsaw to evoke delicate, elegant forms; conjuring androgyny and gender fluidity.

A whirl wind of innovation, design and skills sharing, Space Tank accelerates hundreds of talented makers to commercialise their concepts.