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| Progam https://www.innerwest.nsw.gov.au/live/living-arts/edge/edge-greenway-2023 |
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creating raw clay fish
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Flying Green Fish - Jayanto Tan and Diamando Koutsellis
Drop into this site-specific installation and put your hands to work –
create some raw clay art which will culminate in a school of fish on
the canal. Flying Green Fish examines historical and contemporary issues
around environmental impacts and climate change related to fish
species’ habitat around the GreenWay canal.
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In the container
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The Long Table
You're invited to take a seat at the ‘Table Talk’ and join a discussion exploring the Art in the Anthropocene.
Using
the setting of a domestic dinner table where talk is the only course,
this Table Talk aims to generate an open discussion. Led by artist Maria
White, the role of speaker and spectator is interchangeable as anyone
can take an empty seat at the table and participate.
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Table Setting
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The
Anthropocene era is characterised by significant human influence on the
natural environment, and artists and community leaders are responding
by creating artwork that promotes sustainability and environmental
justice.
Aunty Joanne Selfe, Dr Tarruna Sebastian, Latai Taumoepeau and Kassandra Bossell
will join us at the table to unpack and explore how the creative
industry and community leaders are achieving this goal, beyond recycling
and upcycling.
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| Maria White & Emma McManus |
The Long Table is an open-source public discussion format devised by Split Britches. |
| Etiquette |
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| Brush Turkeys Maria White & Emma McManus |
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| Dr Tarruna Sebastian, Latai Taumoepeau, Clr Marghanita da Cruz, Aunty Joanne Selfe |
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