forage: symbiotic (trans)formations Artists’ Talks

Join us for an afternoon of talks with artists in forage: symbiotic (trans)formations.

This event is a public program for forage: symbiotic (trans)formations at Gallery Lane Cove + Creative Studios.

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forage: symbiotic (trans)formations

13 September – 7 October

Curated by Nicole Wallace

Artists: Alyson Bell, Katherine Boland, Heather Burness, Katie Harris-MacLeod, Catriona Pollard, Rhonda Pryor, Jo Victoria and Liz Williamson.

In a period of concerning climate change, ‘forage: symbiotic (trans)formations’ explores, interprets, transforms and preserves nature’s ephemera and our relationships to it; inviting visitors to pursue deepened connections with their surroundings, environmental awareness and the veneration of our human-enviro symbiosis.

‘forage: symbiotic (trans)formations’ brings together eight east coast, metro and regional female Artists for whom foraging natural materials is at the core of their artistic practices. The Artists introduce fresh and original methods to conventional artistic mediums such as printmaking, painting, weaving, fibre art, textiles, film, digital AI, ceramics, and sculptural installation. They achieve this by integrating natural debris, saps, pigments, and the surrounding atmosphere.

This exhibition is part of Gallery Lane Cove + Creative Studios’ Guest Curator Program.

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Gallery Lane Cove + Creative Studios

Tuesday -Friday: 10:00am-4:30pm

Saturday: 10:00am-2:30pm

164 Longueville Road Lane Cove NSW 2066

0490 749 854 | [email protected]

Gallery Lane Cove + Creative Studios presents its diverse program of exhibitions, educational activities, studios, and AIRs from a council-owned facility and with financial support from Lane Cove Council, funding bodies, donors, and the community. Operated by Centrehouse Inc., a not-for-profit organisation with Deductible Gift Recipient and Register of Cultural Organisations status, the gallery offers artists and groups the opportunity to exhibit their artwork in a professional, flexible, and unique environment.

We acknowledge the Cameraygal people as traditional owners and sovereign custodians of the land on which Gallery Lane Cove is situated, and we extend our respects to all First Nations people.