Adelaide and regional artists respond to the current environmental crisis exploring transformative ways to mitigate the grief and disconnect associated with the passing of a once familiar and trusted experience of the place we call ‘home’. Weaving sound, projection, painting, textile, workshop, and poetry performance, this multi-sensory installation is an antidote to loss, re-affirming life’s interconnectedness, and the importance of our own health and wellbeing for the work that lies ahead.

Artists:

Belinda Broughton, Jesse Budel, Liz Butler, Deb Cantrill, Louise Feneley, Gaynor Hartvigsen, Melissa Hellwig, Heidi Kenyon, Aaron Poole, Evette Sunset, Laura Wills, Jo Wilmot

Opening celebration – ALL WELCOME!

6pm Saturday 15 February

Speakers | Joan Gibbs, Cudlee Creek resident and lecturer, School of Natural and Built Environments, UniSA

Performances | Belinda Broughton (poetry) and Allegria (choral)

Exhibition hours

16 February to 15 March 2020
Thursday to Sunday, 11am – 4pm

Floor talk – Evette Sunset

1pm Saturday 7 March
Evette Sunset will be speaking about her work Eye of the Storm

Poetry Reading – Belinda Broughton

2pm Saturday 7 March
2pm Sunday 15 March
Belinda Broughton will be reading from her newly published book Not looking for Signs 

Outdoor sound work – Heidi Kenyon

12noon -1.30pm Sunday 15 March
Heidi Kenyon will present a live outdoor sound work composed by regenerated vegetation.

Listening Chairs

12-3pm each weekend
A trained listener will be present at the Listening Chairs to hear whatever you wish to tell them. All conversations are totally confidential.