Marg Leddin Abstracted Washing Line Invited Artist – HR Gallop Gallery Dec 6-8 Artist’s statement: What can Creative Photographic Practice Reveal About Regional and Remote Crevice Communities of the Past? Memories of the daily washing ritual typified by overflowing clothes lines on my remote childhood farm in the Upper Murray has inspired recent photographic explorations […]
Lynette Callaghan Mental Health-Creating Program that Integrates Text within the Art Image. Symposium presentation (via Zoom) 11.30am Thurs Dec 8 Abstract: This investigation was initiated in response to a need, identified during the COVID-19 pandemic, for the provision of life enriching visual arts experiences to facilitate member well-being in an Albury/Wodonga medical, mental healthcare setting.
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Jenni Munday Postcards from the Westfjords Invited artist – HR Gallop Gallery Dec 6-8 2022 Jenni is a creative practice researcher at Charles Sturt University and a member of the Creative Practice Circle research group in the Faculty of Arts & Education. Postcards from the Westfjords is a result of an arts residency with ArtsIceland
Bärbel Ullrich On altered books – the use and interplay of text and images Symposium presentation 9.30am Wed Dec 7 In Another Land Invited visual artist, HR Gallop Gallery Dec 6-8 I propose a presentation on the concept of altered books as a container of images, text and ideas that have trace and memory. As
Language is more than words: The impact of the Graduate Certificate of Wiradjuri Language, Culture and Heritage Sue Green is Professor in Indigenous Australian Studies and GCWLCH Co-ordinator.
moss.quarry.plaque: a soft echo of a place
moss.quarry.plaque is a public artwork by Margaret Woodward and Camilla Brueton commissioned by the City of Hobart, installed within the City of Hobart’s’ Digital Twin, a searchable, interactive, three dimensional “map” of Greater Hobart. The Digital Twin is a data-rich environment built from many different government and private data sets, used for planning the city’s infrastructure, traffic, land use and more.
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The Art Gallery – Leadership, Challenge and Change Keynote address Art Galleries and Museums are privileged sites of civil society with both responsibility and potential to lead and engage audiences in issues and challenges of consequence. This paper will outline the leadership taken by Wagga Wagga Art Gallery across two principal areas; regional creative development,
Roxanne Bodsworth 3pm Thurs Dec 8 It was while hand-rearing seventeen merino lambs, each colour-coded with cat collars to tell me what formula they were on, that I was screaming “this is not what I want to be doing with my life!” Hence the decision to return to study and undertake a PhD by Creative
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Peta Jeffries The art of colonisation and decolonisation: dismantling rural settler futurities through art practice as research Symposium presentation 12pm Thurs Dec 8 AbstractWithin Australia, art shapes understandings of and connections to place. Art defines individual and collective identities, especially in rural spaces, where people are defined in relation to land. These relationships and identities,
Rekavidur – Iceland’s Stranded Forest Duration: 45 minutes Directors: Ines Meier, Inka Dewitz Synopsis The aim of our project „Rekaviður“ is to raise awareness for climate change in the Arctic region via the journey of driftwood, for the importance of afforestation for climate mitigation as well as for driftwood‘s vital role in Iceland‘s history and