Lola dancing to Copacabana in the Dissection Room, Vet School, JD Stewart Building, University of Sydney
The Living Room Theatre Company, March 2018

When movement improvisation meets sonic composition in the shape of a ball, who leads and who follows? Teetering on the edge between music and noise, can the dancers next move create art or chaos?
by The Futile Research Lab
Saturday, 27th January 2018, 6pm at 107 Projects, Redfern St Redfern

Thank you dear phd students for nominating me, i'm delighted!

Thoroughly enjoyed presenting to a very engaged audience on An Aesthetics of Slow: Designing for Experience in the Attention Economy - Insights from Somatics. Thanks again to Martin and Petra for the opportunity!
moodle.com/2017/08/24/dr-lian-loke-moodlemoot-australia-2017-keynote-speaker/

Thrilled to be working with the incredible Michelle St Anne from Living Room Theatre company on A Requiem for Anastasia, a work on climate change, ageing and death.

First showing and artist talk at East Sydney Arts and Community Centre  | 34 Burton St, Darlinghurst, NSW
Saturday 28 October 2017 | 6.30PM - 8.00PM

www.trybooking.com/book/event?eid=320036

https://www.meetup.com/en-AU/Sydney-Interactive-Arts-Meetup/
https://twitter.com/nanoluke/status/806769635458621440

A full paper and a hands-on studio accepted to TEI17 in Yokohama, Japan.
Núñez-Pacheco, C. and Loke, L. (2017) Tacit Narratives: Surfacing Aesthetic Meaning by Using Wearable Props and Focusing.
Núñez-Pacheco, C. and Loke, L. (2017) The Body as a Source of Aesthetic Qualities for Design: Explorations and Techniques.
http://bodyaestheticsdesign.weebly.com/

One of 20 University of Sydney academics speaking at small bars on 18th October 2016.
I spoke on how to design for physical activity through strategies of incidental exercise and playful creativity.
SMH interview by Sarah Berry at http://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/health-and-wellbeing/fitness/from-geeks-to-fitness-freaks-rethinking-exercise-by-design-20161017-gs4f20.html

Loke, L. and Kocaballi, A.B. Choreographic inscriptions: A framework for exploring sociomaterial influences on qualities of movement for HCI. Human Technology Journal Special issue on Human–Technology Choreographies: Body, Movement, and Space. Volume 12 (1), May 2016, 31-55.
​http://humantechnology.jyu.fi/archives/abstracts/loke-kocaballi16.html