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Selected Grants and Residencies
2023-4 O-Ki Concept Design Development Residency with Michele Saint-Yves and Bianka Kennedy, Richard Llewellyn Deaf and Disability Grants, South Australia
2022-3 Future Leaders Program, Australia Council for the Arts
2022 Open lab Residency with Michele Saint-Yves and Bianka Kennedy, Museum Of Discovery (MOD.) 2021 Sync Australia Leadership Program, Access Arts, Australia
2020 Career Development Grants for Individuals and Groups, Australia Council of the Arts
2020 Bundanon Residency, Accessible Arts 2020 Small Project Grants, Create NSW
2019 360 Vision: Virtual Reality/Augmented Reality Development Initiative, Create NSW
2019 Front & Centre Arts Leadership Grant Program, Accessible Arts, NSW Government through Investing In Women 2016 Quick Response Grant, Accessible Arts
2015 Synapse Residency Program, Australian Network for Art and Technology (ANAT)
2015 Body in Mind, Sansom Institute for Health Research Residency, University of South Australia, Adelaide
2014 Amplify Your Art Grant, funded by Accessible Arts, NSW Government
2014 Body in Mind, Sansom Institute for Health Research Residency, University of South Australia, Adelaide
Selected Exhibitions
2022 Psyche, Science Gallery Bengaluru, India 2022 Out of Order, Granville Centre Art Gallery, Sydney 201 9 Breakout My Pelvic Sorcery, Empathy Clinic, The Big Anxiety Festival of Arts + Science + People (curated by Prof Jill Bennett, Dr Bec Dean), UNSW Galleries, UNSW, Sydney 2018 MOD.IFY: It’s now what you know, Museum Of Discovery (MOD.), University of South Australia 2017 The Patient: The Medical Subject in Contemporary Art (with Helen Pynor, John A. Douglas and Guy Ben-Ary, curated by Dr Bec Dean), Riddoch Art Gallery, Mt Gambier, South Australia 2017 The Patient: The Medical Subject in Contemporary Art (with Helen Pynor, John A. Douglas and Guy Ben-Ary, curated by Dr Bec Dean), Manning Regional Gallery, Taree, NSW
2016 The Patient: The Medical Subject in Contemporary Art (with Helen Pynor, John A. Douglas and Guy Ben-Ary, curated by Dr Bec Dean), UNSW Galleries, University of NSW, Sydney 2015 Art of Pain (with George Khut and Cat Jones, curated by Vicki Sowry), Kerry Packer Civic Gallery, The Hawke Centre, Samstag Building, University of SA, Adelaide
2015 Matter & Void, Interlude Gallery, Sydney
2012 Undergraduate exhibition (Honours), Sydney College of the Arts, Sydney
2010 Undergraduate exhibition, Sydney College of the Arts, Sydney
2009 Inaugural show (curated by Colin Rhode), Verge gallery, University of Sydney, Sydney
2009 The Churchies finalists (Collaboration with Matt Yeldham, Twana Sivan, Kate Brown), Brisbane
2009 (performance) Game, Agar Dish, Sydney College of the Arts, Sydney
2008 (performance) Thread, Performance night, Sydney College of the Arts, Sydney
2008 (performance) Thread, Victorian College of the Arts, Melbourne
2007 Shelf Life (curated by Nick Vickers), The Delmar Gallery, Sydney
2007 Confluence, Exit Gallery, SCA, Sydney
2006 Selekta, West Space, Melbourne
2006 Post-It (curated by Tracy Clement), Peloton Gallery, Sydney
Selected Bibliography
2023 Eva Tordera Nuno, Bearing Chronic Pain: What Can Art Offer?, NO NIIN, Issue 21, December 2023 Desiree Foerster, New phenomenologies of pain and the re-conceptualization of health in the digital arts, The senses and Society, Routledge, DOI: 10.1080/17458927.2023.2274753 2022 Tanishka D'Lyma, An Artistic Sharing, Mid-Day Mumbai, 09 April 2021 Georgia Mill, A Fluorescent Feeling, How Pain is Communicated, Broadwave, Podcast, 24 August 2021 Ellen Leabeater, Can A Pain Machine Create Empathy?, The Full Story, The Guardian Australia, 06 April 2021 Valeria Bellan, March and Invisible Disability of Women (translated from Italian to English), Donne Che Emigrano all'Estero, March 2020 Namila Benson and co-host Carly Findlay, What Does Access Look Like In The Arts?, ABC The Art Show, 02 December 2020 Nas Campanella, Artists Living With a Disability Go Bush, ABC News 7:30 Report, 23 October 2018 Dylan DeLosAngeles, ‘Eugenie Lee’s Seeing is Believing: VR in pain management’, Artlink, Issue 38:4 December, 73-77 2018 #2THE PAIN with Eugenie Lee and Dr Tasha Stanton on Chronic Pain, Virtual Reality, The Constellations: Podcast series, DLuxMediaArts, Moderated by Dr Bec Dean, 28 August 2017 Bec Dean, The art of Dis-ease, Anxiety_Art and mental health, Artlink, Issue 37:3 September, 28 2017 Kristy Coulcher, The Patient: Pain, Prime7 NEWS North Coast, 25 May 2016 Keith Gallasch, Virtual Pain, Harsh Reality, RealTime 133 2015 Enterprise, The Pain Illusion, University of South Australia, p4-7 2015 Natasha Mitchell, Art of Pain, Life Matters, ABC Radio National, 23 July 2015 Jill Margo, Drastic surgical solution eases the pain of ‘women’s problems’, the Australian Financial Review, p46, 25 March 2014 Feature Artist, Amplify Your Art Recipient Eugenie Lee, Accessible Arts, 19 November 2014 Siobhan Moylan, Pain as Muse, EastsideFM, 21 July 2007 SCAfold: 30 Years of Visual Art Education & Research, Sydney College of the Arts, November
Selected Professional Activities & Project Involvement
2023 World Patients Alliance Asia-Pacific Regional Conference, Representative for Global Alliance of Partners for Pain Advocacy, Dubai
2022 'Urgent Futures: Radical Care' (with Sue Jo Wright, Amy Claire Mills), Discussion Panel, MCA Late x Vivid Idea, Museum of Contemporary Arts, Sydney
2022 'Quantifying Subjective Humanness through McGill Pain Questionnaire', (with Prof Mick Thacker, Sanja Maretic), PSYCHE, Science Gallery, Bengaluru 2021 'Innovating Art Through Disability' (with Morwenna Collett, Dan Graham, Jackie Leach Scully), Sydney Arts Management Advisory Group (SAMAG) 2021 Performance Space Liveworks Access Advisory Committee member
2021 Arts Activated Advisory Panel board member, Accessible Arts
2021 The Social-Psycho-bio model: What does this mean for the Lived Experience of Pain? (with Prof Jody Thomas, Pamela Ressler, moderated by Dr Blair Smith), IASP Virtual Series on Pain & Expo: Innovation in Research and Education 2021 Online Interview, Pain Geeks Reading Group, Laura Rathbone
2020 Disability Sparking, Panel Discussion (with Liz Martin, Bec Hogan, Allison Reynolds), ArtState Conference, CSU Riverina Playhouse, Wagga Wagga 2020 Finding Resilience in the Arts in the Time of Uncertainty, Panel Discussion (with Jackie Bailey, Katherine Boydell, Lyn Worseley), Sydney Arts Management Advisory Group, Sydney
2019 Awkward Conversations The Big Anxiety Festival Program, Customs House, City of Sydney & University of NSW 2018 Artist talk, Museum Of Discovery (MOD.), University of South Australia
2018 Guest lecture talk, UNSW Art & Design
2017-ongoing Art and Science collaboration – Pain Language and Pain Experience: An Experimental Investigation, with Dr Valeria Bellan (Cognitive Neuroscience Lab (CNL), UniSA) and Prof Ina Bornkessel-Schlesewsky (CNL, UniSA)
2017 Placebo Symposium: Harnessing Placebo Mechanisms to Improve Clinical Outcomes, Credit for Continuing Professional Development, Pain Management Research Institute, The University of Sydney
2017 Explain Pain & Graded Motor Imagery, Continuing Professional Development Certificates, Neuro Orthopaedic Institute Australasia (NOI)
2017 Seeing Is believing, Performance demonstration & presentation, Australian Pain Society 37th Annual Scientific Meeting: Expanding Horizons, Adelaide, SA 2017 Presentation, Australian Medical writers Association Annual Conference: Communicating for Change, Sydney
2016 Presentation, New Narratives in Science Communication, Australian Science Communicators conference, University of Queensland 2015 Art and Science collaboration - a concept and artwork creator for a Sensory/imaging experiment with Virtual Reality Environment, Health and Creativity Node, Charles Perkins Centre, University of Sydney, University of South Australia, and Neuroscience Research Australia (NeuRA)
2015 Eugenie Lee, Cat Jones, Dr Valeria Bellan: Artists and Scientist Discussion, The Art of Pain: Playing Tricks With The Mind - Illusion And Its Affect, University of South Australia, 28 July 2014 Visiting Fellowship at Neuroscience Research Australia (NeuRA)
Education
2007-12 BVA Sydney College of the Arts (First Class Honours), Sydney