Over the past 20 years Arlo Mountford has developed an extensive practice, exhibiting nationally and internationally whilst primarily being based in Naarm (Melbourne) Australia. His work spans a wide field of mediums, often resulting in large scale installations which integrate sound, video, digital animation as well as object-based work, drawing and photography. Conceptually his practice is preoccupied with history and time, both as a burden to, and as a resource for, contemporary art making.
Whilst currently the Program Manager for Bachelor of Photography, I also coordinate our primary Studio courses and teach into our Photography program. I am also developing a new Major in Expanded Media Arts with Rebecca Najdowski and Dominic Redfern. In the past I have written numerous courses for the School of Art and other Universities including Projection Light and Optics, Temporal Drawing and Under Camera Animation. I have also taught, Video Art, Video Fundamentals in the Video and the Sound Studio and the Drawing Studios. Alongside these courses I have also taught in the Histories and Theories Department and have Supervised and been an external examiner in both the Honours and Masters spaces. I have also examined HDR completions externally and been a Milestone Panel member for multiple HDR Candidates at RMIT.
Speculative histories, New technologies, Generative AI, Virtual Reality and 3D Spaces, Video art, Installation, Animation, Photography, Sound, Projection, Performance, Site-based Art, Light and Optics, Expanded Madia Arts.
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