Beth Temperley is a creative producer and technologist who has spent the past decade shaping Australia’s music and digital arts landscape. She has produced national tours, launched AR-powered exhibitions, and managed major releases for iconic acts like Eskimo Joe. Her diverse experience includes directing the ArtistiX Festival of Music & Digital Art, co-hosting the Hat Jam podcast, and managing solo projects and tours for Kav Temperley. She has also delivered large-scale communications and fundraising events, including the Rugby World Cup comms hub and Fremantle’s community-driven “ArtPlayground.”
With a Bachelor of Commerce in Marketing & Telecommunications, a Diploma of Project Management, and a Blockchain Strategy certification from RMIT, Beth brings strategic expertise and future-focused thinking to every project. In 2024, she received the Women in Tech Award for Creative & Game Tech, recognised for onboarding over 670 creatives into Web3 through immersive, real-world activations. She’s spoken at the Australian Crypto Convention in both 2023 and 2024, sharing insights on the intersection of music, art, and emerging tech.
Beth is the co-founder of ArtsiX — a world-first creative lab uniting musicians, artists, and technologists. Through ArtsiX, she has curated more than 20 exhibitions, delivered interactive digital art experiences, and championed creative innovation on a national scale. Her projects fuse storytelling, technology, and collaboration, building bridges between traditional artistic practices and the tools of tomorrow.
On a mission to use emerging technology to support collaboration, expand artistic practices, and grow an ecosystem that sustains human-initiated art, Beth believes tech should amplify & not replace creativity. Whether it’s the music we listen to, the art we admire, or the games we play, Beth is passionate about designing sustainable systems that make creativity more impactful, inclusive, and future-ready.
