Tag Archives: #intersectionalenvironmentalism

CREATION’s Influence…

Good afternoon everyone, welcome to your Friday blog for The Wrapped Trees Project! It’s groovy to be with you again! I hope you’ve had a powerful week! Intersectional environmentalism rocks! Get a big cup of something absolutely delicious and settle in! I have a most very fabulous treat for you! There’s lots to see andContinue reading “CREATION’s Influence…”

CREATION Song Ceremony

I’ve had the privilege to work with Deborah Kelly’s CREATION project again, this time in Song Ceremony, a commissioned by Inner West Council, as part of the 2024 EDGE Inner West X, Biennale of Sydney. With an expanded choir, with 62 angelic voices, we gathered and performed in April. The CREATIONS project of sacred music,Continue reading “CREATION Song Ceremony”

Threads, threads & spider webs is now LIVE!

Thanx for dropping in! Our Friday blog for The Wrapped Trees Project is now LIVE at The Wrapped Trees Project on WordPress. Please feel welcome to join us there! We’d love to see you! Link: https://thewrappedtreesproject.wordpress.com/2024/03/08/threads-threads-spider-webs/ Juundaal & The Trees 🌳 🌳

Australian Anthropological Society Conference, 2023.

I was invited as an artist, to contribute to a panel discussion at the Australian Anthropological Society Conference: Vulnerabilities, Macquarie University, 28.11.2023-01.12.2023. It is a significant opportunity to be part of the presentation: Transforming Naturalism: What might it take? Papers being presented by Dr. Ute Eickelkamp, Sally Babidge, and Debbie Long, 29.11.2023. Conference program: https://register.oxfordabstracts.com/event/4211.Continue reading “Australian Anthropological Society Conference, 2023.”

Group Exhibition: Tracing the Rupture

Thrilled to have been invited to show my work, Sister Everywhen, in this group exhibition, Tracing the Rupture, curated by Hayley Zena, at the Blue Mountains Cultural Centre, with this incredible line up of artists! Sister Everywhen, 2022, Photography: Alex Wisser, taken on Dabee-Wiradjuri Land, New South Wales. Sister Everywhen is a realisation, a deep,Continue reading “Group Exhibition: Tracing the Rupture”

Creative Climate Leadership 2023

Image: Creative Climate Leadership, 2023, https://www.creativeclimateleadership.com/latest/creative-climate-leadership-australia-2023-participants-announced/, accessed: 21.09.2023. Welcome to your Friday afternoon with The Trees! Welcome to our new Tree Guardians!  I hope you’ve all had a groovy, powerful week! Get a cup of something nice… Thanx for tolerating my radical acceptance preach last week. It was only, just slightly off-course from my blogging aboutContinue reading “Creative Climate Leadership 2023”

LIVE DREAMS: CLOISTERED

Curated by Alex Wisser, 2022, LIVE DREAMS at the Performance Space was an amazing opportunity for emerging and experimental works! I took the opportunity to give voice to Sister Everywhen in a performance called, Bound. So much gratitude to Alex and the LIVE DREAMS program for this opportunity! Bound with Sister Everywhen, in is anContinue reading “LIVE DREAMS: CLOISTERED”

Plastic-free Kandos, 2022!

Plastic-free Kandos, 2022, promotional flyer. Social engagement work, Plastic-free Biennale (2020) in NIRIN, Biennale of Sydney, has been reactivated after the impact of covid-19 and reconfigured to present Plastic-free Kandos, at the WAYOUT ArtSpace, 2022! I am thrilled to have the opportunity to work with Lucas Ihlein & Kim Williams again and have Sydney basedContinue reading “Plastic-free Kandos, 2022!”

Urgently arting, a savage world civil…

Image: The Wrapped Coast, One Million Square Feet, Little Bay, Sydney, Australia (1969), Christo & Jeanne-Claude, Image: Art Gallery NSW: https://www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/collection/works/, accessed: 09.10.2022. BCM 111 Global Media & Culture Assignment 2: Annotated Bibliography. Grade: 85/100. Title: Urgently Arting a Savage World, Civil. The Question: Discuss four key elements to building the rudimentary foundations of aContinue reading “Urgently arting, a savage world civil…”