Join celebrated Melbourne video artist Brie Trenerry for a two hour masterclass on creating AI-generated video content! This fun workshop will teach you the fundamentals and capabilities of AI video using Runway ML. Gain confidence with a live demonstration and hands-on activity.

If you're an artist, student, designer, or just keen on using the creative and generative side of AI — this masterclass is for you! Just bring along yourself, your laptop, and some fun images to create your first AI-generated video clip.

No prior skills required
Workshop is suited for those aged 16 and over
BYO device
Disability and Inclusion trained staff present. If you have any accessibility questions, please don't hesitate to reach out.

This workshop celebrates the closing weekend of our current exhibition DATA MINDS, featuring artists Roy Ananda, Girl On Road, HIBALL, Jon Rafman and Brie Trenerry.

ABOUT BRIE TRENERRY

Brie Trenerry is a Victoria-based interdisciplinary artist, filmmaker, curator and educator exploring the potentials of an expanded moving image practice. Trenerry has exhibited extensively both in Australia and internationally. She has worked as the curator of the video space at MARS Gallery since its opening in 2014. Trenerry‘s recent solo exhibition BABBLE ON at MARS Gallery, Melbourne, explored the social, cultural and political implications of artificial intelligence (AI) interventions in the mainstream media.

She has worked as a lecturer in video, new media and fashion film at Photography Studies College (PSC), Victorian College of the Arts (VCA) and the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT). Brie has been the recipient of residencies at the Australian Experimental Art Foundation in Adelaide 2015, the Australian Archaeological Institute at Athens (AAIA) Contemporary Creative Residency via the University of Sydney 2018 and KdMoFA (Kuandu Museum of Fine Art), TNUA (Taiwan National University of the Arts, RMIT:ART:INTERSECT 2019.

Brie Trenerry is represented by MARS Gallery.

This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through Creative Australia, its principal arts investment and advisory body; the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria; The Lock-Up and its Artist in Residence program.