Lucas Ilhein

Lucas Ilhein

Lucas Ihlein's art activities create social situations through collaboration.

Since 2000 he has been a member of the SquatSpace collective, which engages in the politics of space in Sydney. In 2004 he was a co-founder of the Network of UnCollectable Artists (NUCA), an artist collective which produced a set of bubblegum cards featuring Australia's 50 Most UnCollectable Artists. Since 2005, he has begun a series of blogging projects about particular locations: a small country town in Western Australia and his own suburb, Petersham, in Sydney.

He is also involved with the Big FAG Press, an offset printing collective, and is a member of experimental film group The Teaching and Learning Cinema.

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The Bon Scott Project

“Bon Scott” is distributed amongst thousands of people, all across the planet. The responsibility for his immortality is shared. Bon is not a man; he is a fragmentary, cumulative process – the aggregate of a thousand disparate, dissenting voices - each with a different, constantly evolving story. And the good thing about the Bon Scott Blog is that there's room for all those voices to sing - although not always harmoniously - alongside each other.

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Stranger of the Month is a collaborative art project produced and deployed with the aid of a Kickstart Development Grant for Next Wave Festival 2008. Next Wave Associate Producer: Tai Snaith.