Jason Richardson is an interdisciplinary artist, writer and curator based in the Riverina region of Southeastern Australia.
His work in Griffith’s community-managed museum is complemented by developing activities for the not-for-profit artist-run-initiative Red Earth Ecology.
Recent projects include the Ngurambang/Our Riverina exhibition, the inFrequency audiovisual tour and an hour-long presentation on the cut-up technique’s applications.
As a writer he contributes to Cyclic Defrost and has twice been Highly Commended in Western Riverina Arts’ Murrumbidgee Short Story competition and won the inaugural round in 2020.
In 2023 he won the Champion Exhibit award in Leeton for the piece Summer Solstice that contrasts European and Wiradjuri tree management practices.
Jason’s musical pseudonym Bassling has featured in various international collaborations, including the innovative Shinobi Cuts Remix Chain.
His work in Griffith’s community-managed museum is complemented by developing activities for the not-for-profit artist-run-initiative Red Earth Ecology.
Recent projects include the Ngurambang/Our Riverina exhibition, the inFrequency audiovisual tour and an hour-long presentation on the cut-up technique’s applications.
As a writer he contributes to Cyclic Defrost and has twice been Highly Commended in Western Riverina Arts’ Murrumbidgee Short Story competition and won the inaugural round in 2020.
In 2023 he won the Champion Exhibit award in Leeton for the piece Summer Solstice that contrasts European and Wiradjuri tree management practices.
Jason’s musical pseudonym Bassling has featured in various international collaborations, including the innovative Shinobi Cuts Remix Chain.
