DAMP

DAMP is an ever changing group of people consisting of artists, teachers, installers, project managers, child-care workers, chefs, and architects. Together, through shared artistic practice, they make work that examines the intricate relationships between art and audience via comedic and tragic gestures, performances, sculptures and installations.

DAMP's current members as of residency were Rob Creedon, Susan Dasya, Narelle Desmond, Sharon Goodwin, Deb Kunda, James Lynch, Nat Thomas

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All members of DAMP since 1995, in alphabetical order: Helen Anderson, Benjamin Armstrong, Jonathon Bailey, Martin Burns, Dan Cass, Chad Chatterton, Paul Clarke, Bruce Craig, Rob Creedon, Nilusha Dassenaike, Susan Dasya, Narelle Desmond, Olivia Dwyer, Terry Eichler, Simone Ewenson, Marco Flores, Carla Gatehouse, Sam George, Sharon Goodwin, Matthew Grace, Ryan M Hale, Ry Haskings, Delrene Henry, Bianca Hester, Mark Hislop, George Huon, Raz Johnston, Jan Johnston, Spiro Kalantzis, Amanda Kasey, David Keating, Károly Keserü, Kerri Klumpp, Deb Kunda, Michael Kutschbach, Karyn Lindner, James Lynch, Amanda Marburg, Bronya Marillier, Kym Maxwell, Moya McKenna, Debra McPhail, Mark Misic, Suzanne Monckton, Dan Moynihan, Natasha Mullings, Kim Munro, Etoile Nasrallah, Geoff Newton, Daniel Noonan, Selina Ou, Stephanie Potts, Debbie Pridmore, Lisa Radford, Simon Rankin, Jarrod Rawlins, Phoebe Robinson, Melita Rowston, Kati Rule, Elissa Sadgrove, Sean Samon, Dion Sanderson, Alexandra Sanderson, Kieran Shevlin, Carmel Taig, Masato Takasaka, Nat Thomas, Blair Trethowan, Elizabeth Van Herwaarden, James Welch, Bradd Westmoreland, Kylie Wilkinson, Elliot Willcocks, Neil Wilson, Rose Winford, Jude Worters.