and provide feedback. 2013 - Electrolapse - A 30-minute collection of new experimental video art which addressed the themes of system failure, manipulation, distortion and opportunity. It was part of an exhibition titled If A System Fails In A Forest... presented by ISEA (International Symposium of Electronic Art). 2013 - Electrofringe in Townsville – An electronic arts exhibition of cutting edge Australian artists curated by Electrofringe and the School of Creative Arts in partnership with eMerge Media Space, School of Creative Arts, James Cook University, and Cereal Box (Renew Townsville). 2010 - Best of Electrofringe Showcase at Campbelltown Arts Centre - Performances from artists from the 2010 Electrofringe program. 2009 - Cellsbutton #3 Festival, Yoyakarta, Indonesia – Artistic Director represented Electrofringe at the festival presenting a talk. A screening of works from Electrofringe was also shown. 2008 - Elektra Festival, Montreal – Artistic Director represented Electrofringe at the festival presenting a seminar. 2007 - A workshop in Sydney with international artists Troika Ranch Dance Theatre, New York was offered to local artists. Artists also travelled from Newcastle, Adelaide and Melbourne to attend. The workshop was on the use of interactive audio-visual software in live installations and performances. 2007 - Japan Media Arts Festival – Artistic Director represented Electrofringe at the festival presenting a talk. A film screening of works from Electrofringe was shown for a month at the festival exhibition. From 2004 to 2008, Electrofringe collaborated with The Night Air, a sound collage program on ABC Radio National, to remix and showcase content from the festival and, in some years, broadcasting live from the Electrofringe Festival. Funding As a sponsored organisation, Electrofringe has received grants from: Australia Council for the Arts, Visual Arts Board, Music Board, New Media Arts Board, Inter Arts Office, Australian Film Commission, New South Wales Film and Television Office, Department of Communication and, Information Technology and the Arts, Visions Australia Fund, City of Sydney. As an independent company Electrofringe has received several grants for artistic activities, most recently from the following bodies: Australia Council's Visual Arts Board and Music Board, Screen NSW (previously the NSW Film and Television Office), Arts NSW (now Create NSW), and Townsville City Council. References External links Music festivals established in 2001 Companies established in 1997 New media art festivals Arts festivals in Australia