ANAT coordinated a program/exhibition of screen-based new media work for the The Australasian Interactive Multimedia Industry Association (AIMIA) conference, held at the Adelaide Convention Centre  2 – 5 July 1995.

Works included:

• Autarky by Kim Bounds
• 30 Words for the City by John Colette
• Cyberflesh Girlmonster by Linda Dement
• Astroturf by Ian Haig, Jawpan by Troy Innocent
• Techno-Digesto Fetishism by Troy Innocent and Elena Pope
• Networld by Faye Maxwell
• MindVirus interactive ‘zine by MindFlux
• The User Unfriendly Interface by Josephine Starrs and Leon Cmielewski
• The Exquisite Mechanism of Shivers by Bill Seaman
• Air/ Water by John Tonkin

ANAT also convened a special panel to discuss issues around artists’ use and development of technology. Chaired by multimedia producer Simon Edhouse the panel included presentations by Leigh Hobba, John McCormack and Josephine Starrs.