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SUMMARY:'Navigator Spirit Ark — Arone Raymond Meeks' // Book Launch & Conversation
DESCRIPTION:The Board of Directors and staff of NorthSite Contemporary Arts warmly invite you to attend the official book launch of Navigator Spirit Ark: Arone Raymond Meeks – celebrating the life and career of the late artist and the retrospective exhibition as part of the Cairns Indigenous Art Fair’s Citywide Program. \nA visual journey through the thematic pillars that sustained the artists creative output\, this new publication features writing from the curatorial team Dr Russell Milledge (Artistic Director NorthSite Contemporary Arts)\, Bronwyn Bancroft AM\, Geoffrey ‘Tex’ Dixon (The Arone Meeks Estate)\, and First Nations writer\, Jack Wilkie Jans.\n \nFoyer Bar and Galleries open: 4:30pm\nPanel Conversation: 5:30-6:30pm Bulmba-Ja Theatre – Dr Russell Milledge\, Avril Quaill\, Geoffrey ‘Tex’ Dixon – Mc’d by Jack Wilkie-Jans.\nGalleries Close: 7:30pm \nWe look forward to seeing you at our special celebration of this landmark publication with a final chance to view the exhibition at NorthSite Contemporary Arts\, please RSVP below for catering purposes. \n \nAbout the Exhibition \nNavigator Spirit Ark: Arone Raymond Meeks brings together significant works from across Meeks’ artistic practice\, offering a considered reflection on his enduring contributions to contemporary art. Through explorations of cultural transmission\, ancestral knowledge and spiritual navigation\, the exhibition honours Meeks’ legacy\, and the continuing resonance of his work. \nThis retrospective has been curated by NorthSite Contemporary Arts in collaboration with Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Co-operative and the Arone Meeks Estate\, with the project partnered with Cairns Indigenous Art Fair and supported by Arts Queensland.
URL:https://northsite.org.au/event/navigator-spirit-ark-arone-raymond-meeks-book-launch-conversation/
LOCATION:Bulmba-ja Arts Centre\, 96 Abbott Street\, Cairns\, Queensland\, 4870\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Conversations
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20231111T100000
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SUMMARY:Artist + Curator Talk
DESCRIPTION:Join us in the gallery for a conversation with the Artist\, Chantal Fraser\, and Curator\, Naomi Evans.  \nChantal Fraser\, a Sāmoan artist from Aotearoa/New Zealand\, explores themes of capitalism and state authority through photography\, performance\, and sculpture\, often incorporating ornamentation and personal adornment. Her work has been exhibited at renowned galleries in Australia\, Canada\, and France. The Ascended is a Griffith University Art Museum touring exhibition\, curated by Naomi Evans. \n \nRSVP | FREE TALK \n\nThe Ascended by Chantal Fraser\nThe Ascended exhibition crystallises Fraser’s exploration of power and class through her anti-colonial and anti-capitalist strategies\, developing a theory that links ornamentation\, personal protective devices and protest aesthetics as means to subvert and liberate identities. Fraser’s multimedia practice has garnered significant acclaim within Australian contemporary art and reflects the complexity of lived experiences for diasporic Sāmoan and Pasifika communities. \n\n\nChantal Fraser: The Ascended is a Griffith University Art Museum touring exhibition\, curated by Naomi Evans.\nThis project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council\, its arts funding and advisory body. This project is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.
URL:https://northsite.org.au/event/artist-curator-talk/
LOCATION:NorthSite Contemporary Arts\, 96 Abbott Street\, Cairns\, Queensland\, 4870\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Artists Talks,Conversations,General Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20230715T140000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20230715T160000
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SUMMARY:NorthSite Open: Artists and Curators Talks for CIAF 2023
DESCRIPTION:Join us for NorthSite Open; a unique opportunity to meet the artists and curators of the four exhibitions showing at NorthSite during CIAF 2023. Visitors will receive a tour of the galleries\, hear from the artists and curators and have the opportunity to ask questions. \nJoin us on Saturday\, 15th July 2023 \n2 PM — Gallery 1 — Solomon Booth (artist) and Aven Noah Jr (curator) talk about the exhibition Malu Bardthar Dapar | Sea Land Sky \n2:40 PM — Void (Gallery 1) — Artist Kim Ah Sam talks about her exhibition Woven Identity “it’s not only me” \n3:20 PM — Long Wall — Artists Susan Reyes and Sheila Brimm talk about the exhibition SOVEREIGNTY \nDiscover the exhibition and artists showing in the NorthSite Gallery: www.northsite.org.au/2023-first-nations/ \nSECURE YOUR FREE TICKET \n 
URL:https://northsite.org.au/event/northsite-open-ciaf-2023/
LOCATION:NorthSite Contemporary Arts\, 96 Abbott Street\, Cairns\, Queensland\, 4870\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Artists Talks,Conversations,General Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20230310T173000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20230310T200000
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SUMMARY:Film Screening: INFRACTIONS (2019)
DESCRIPTION:A screening of INFRACTIONS (2019) followed by a discussion with director Rachel O’Reilly at NorthSite Contemporary Arts (Cairns). \n  \nUQ Art Museum\, with the Friends of Ninney Rise and JCU Blue Humanities Lab\, warmly invites you to a screening of INFRACTIONS (2019) in partnership with NorthSite Contemporary Arts in Cairns\, followed by a discussion with director Rachel O’Reilly. \nThis event starts at 5:30pm with light refreshments provided and drinks available for purchase. Screening will begin at 6:00pm. Places are limited\, please register early. \n  \nAbout the film \nINFRACTIONS connects stories of Queensland ‘unconventional’ gas approvals on Gooreng Gooreng country to global shale gas plans potentially affecting 50% of the Northern Territory. The film was made following the lifting of the moratorium on fracking in NT. \nIt features Dimakarri ‘Ray’ Dixon (Mudburra)\, Jack Green (Garawa)\, Gadrian Hoosan (Garrwa\, Yanyuwa)\, Robert O’Keefe (Wambaya)\, Juliri Ingra and Neola Savage (Gooreng Gooreng)\, Que Kenny (Western Arrarnta)\, Cassie Williams (Western Arrarnta)\, the Sandridge Band\, and Professor Irene Watson (Tanganekald\, Meintangk Bunganditj) who was involved in drafting the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. \nThe settler artist/writer Rachel O’Reilly works in Meanjin (Brisbane) and Berlin and grew up on Gooreng Gooreng country in Yallarm/Gladstone. Commissioned by KW Berlin\, Germany. \nThis screening is part of Blue Assembly\, UQ Art Museum’s multi-year program exploring our relationship with the ocean\, its adjacent places and other waters. It is supported through the Kinnane UQ Art Endowment. The artist’s screening fee will be split with frontline activists.  \n\n \nRESERVE A SPOT
URL:https://northsite.org.au/event/film-screening-infractions-2019/
LOCATION:NorthSite Contemporary Arts\, 96 Abbott Street\, Cairns\, Queensland\, 4870\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Conversations,Film Screening,General Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20230121T100000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20230121T160000
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SUMMARY:Supercut Artist Talks and Workshops
DESCRIPTION:Looking for an injection of art inspiration for 2023? Want idea’s on getting your arts practice humming in this new year? Want to meet likeminded artists and see how you can take your arts practice into the digital realm? \nNext Saturday 21st join us for a day of workshops\, demonstrations and artist talks by 3 artists/groups. Byway Collective from the Gold Coast\, Danish Quapoor Art from Townsville and The Ironing Maidens from Cairns will present and discuss and dissect their work selected for the 2022 SUPERCUT program by Outer Space.  \nThis will be a small group experience where you can hear about the artists practice and process. The artists will also go through basic explanations of the technology\, software and hardware utilised for the mediums including – digital photography\, animation\, projection mapping\, instrument design and sound art.  \nAsk questions\, glean ideas\, start the year with an injection of art inspiration. Get in quick to book into this day as spaces are limited. Saturday 21st January\, 10am – 4pm. \nAbout the Artists: \nBYWAY is an artist collective based on Kombumerri Country / Gold Coast. BYWAY was established upon the shared histories and experiences of three emerging artists living in regional Queensland. Our mission as culturally and linguistically diverse artists\, is to shift the perspective of Australia as one constructed culture and identity. Working collaboratively within a lens-based and digital practice\, our goal is to engage communities and create a platform for highlighting marginalised and under-represented voices. \nBuzz Gardiner of the Byway Collective\, is an Australian-Solomon Island Photographer with a focus on the Arts. Born and raised in Vanuatu – Buzz moved to the Gold Coast 16yrs ago\, where he has lived on and off ever since. Buzzs’ images centre the Melanesian Diaspora. \nDanish Quapoor is a multidisciplinary visual artist based on Gurambilbarra (Townsville). He works across drawings\, illustrative paintings\, ceramics\, textiles\, murals and animations. The artist predominantly employs flat colours and sparse compositions which unify these ostensibly disparate mediums. Balancing personal and familial dichotomies has been a consistent thread in the artist’s life and work. Quapoor has completed numerous solo\, collaborative and group exhibitions and studio residencies throughout eastern Australia. He holds a Master of Arts & Cultural Management (University of Melbourne)\, a Bachelor of Creative Arts\, Honours and a Bachelor of Visual Arts (with Distinction) (both University of Southern Queensland). He has works held in the Toowoomba Regional Art Gallery collection and private collections in Australia\, the USA and Germany. The artist is also a curator with interests in recontextualising collections and forging collaborations.  \nPatty Preece is a musician\, electronic music producer and sound artist who works with hacked domestic objects to critically explore aesthetic and relational hierarchies at the intersection of sound\, gender and technology. Preece’s practice spans performance\, instrument design\, production and most recently installation. This Cairns based artist creates performance ecosystems using discarded domestic steam irons\, ironing boards\, DIY sensors and electronics. Their live performances engage with augmented domestic objects\, noise and the relationship of performer\, instrument and context. Preece’s creative practice research explores themes of labour\, instrument design\, sonic cyberfeminisms and sound art. \nMelania Jack is a queer\, multiplatform artist working within digital art\, projection\, electronic music and performance platforms.Part of the multi-platform artist duo; The Ironing Maidens\, a project which turns irons and ironing boards into electronic\, musical instruments to explore themes of gender\, domestic labour\, supply chains and technology. Melania uses collaged projection sourced from archival footage to explore gender bias within exploitative labour practices\, particularly within the domestic and technology areas. With a sense of irony and using familiar household items\, the practice aims to deconstruct and question the gender binary and class norms. \nWhat is SUPERCUT? \nSUPERCUT is an Outer Space project supported by the Federal Government’s RISE (Restart Investment to Sustain and Expand) COVID recovery fund and is presented in partnership with Artspace Mackay and NorthSite Contemporary Arts\, Cairns.  \nSUPERCUT is focused on creating more opportunities and connecting with regional artists\, arts workers and communities throughout Queensland. The project showcases new works of more than forty Queensland practitioners on billboards across regional Queensland\, in the Outer Space Window Gallery and in a series of curated online exhibitions. \nOuter Space will also deliver a suite of workshop programs with our regional partners that will further support our arts communities in regional and rural centres throughout Queensland.  \nFor information about the SUPERCUT billboards\, window gallery exhibitions and workshops\, please visit the Outer Space website. supercutouterspace.org/about
URL:https://northsite.org.au/event/supercut-artist-talks-and-workshops-2/
LOCATION:Bulmba-ja Arts Centre\, 96 Abbott Street\, Cairns\, Queensland\, 4870\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Artists Talks,Conversations,Performance,Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20220923T150000
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SUMMARY:Artist Talk | Carbon_Dating
DESCRIPTION:Join Artists Keith Armstrong\, Daniele Constance\, Donna Davis and Delissa Walker to discuss the underlying concepts and experimental nature of the Carbon_Dating project; exploring collaborations\, process and native grasses. \nDate: 23 September 2022 \nTime: 3PM — 4PM \nLocation: NorthSite at Bulmba-ja\, 96 Abbott Street\, Cairns City 4870 \nFor more information about the Carbon_Dating project visit: http://www.carbondating.art \n  \nCome Along \n  \n\nABOUT THE ARTISTS \nDr Keith Armstrong — Experimental Artist\, Turrbal and Yuggera Country \nKeith Armstrong is an experimental artist profoundly motivated by issues of social and ecological justice. His engaged\, participative practices provoke audiences to comprehend\, envisage and imagine collective pathways towards sustainable futures. He has specialized for over twenty-three years in collaborative\, experimental practices with emphasis upon innovative performance forms\, site-specific electronic arts\, networked interactive installations\, alternative interfaces\, art-science collaborations and socially and ecologically engaged practices. \nDaniele Constance — Socially Engaged Artist\, Kombumerri Country of the Yugambeh Language Region \nDaniele Constance is a participatory artist with a focus on social\, civic and inclusive arts practices\, currently working on the land and water of the Yugambeh Language Region of the Gold Coast\, she creates artistic works that draw from direct experience and social arts practices; often using verbatim\, documentary\, community engages\, site-specific and contemporary arts practices. Her work is informed and shaped by community engaged methodologies; and a deep questioning and reorienting of community and ecology; encompassing the complexnatural environments\, non-human relationships and dynamics we are inherently a part of. Daniele works with care\, transparency and with relationships at the centre of the work. \nDonna Davis — Visual Artist\, Yuggera + Ugarapul Country \nDonna Davis explores the nexus between art and science. She creates new ways of working with ecological concepts and data to develop artworks that capture and create sites of environmental observation. As an artist\, she is intrigued with the idea of connection\, and works across a range of media including sculpture\, installation and digital media to explore connections and relationships with the natural world. She believes that the art/science field provides a powerful catalyst to challenge our discourse\, raise environmental awareness and promote conservation of our ecology: by providing new ways of ‘seeing’ and creating new ‘connections’ in the mind of the viewer. \nDelissa Walker — Artist \nDelissa Walker is a Kuku Yalanji woman from the Mossman/Daintree Rainforest region of Far North Queensland. \n\n  \nCome Along \n  \n\n \n  \nThis project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council\, its arts funding and advisory body. This project is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland\, Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF). The Regional Arts Development Fund is a partnership between the Queensland Government & Cairns Regional Council\, Western Downs & City of Gold Coast Council to support local arts & culture in regional Queensland. Thanks also to QUT (School of Creative Practice\, Office of e-Research & SERF)\, NorthSite Contemporary Arts: Cairns\, Dogwood Crossing Gallery: Miles\, HOTA: Gold Coast\,The Condensery: Somerset\, Caloundra Gallery\, Caloundra\, Native Seeds Pty Ltd & Rebul Packaging.
URL:https://northsite.org.au/event/artist-talk-carbon_dating/
LOCATION:NorthSite Contemporary Arts\, 96 Abbott Street\, Cairns\, Queensland\, 4870\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Artists Talks,Conversations,General Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20220226T100000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20220226T133000
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SUMMARY:Ecology of the Redlynch Valley with Matthew Stanton and Peter Stanton
DESCRIPTION:Experience a renewed perspective of the Redlynch Valley with photographer Matthew Stanton and his father\, ecologist Peter Stanton PSM. \nMini-van ecological tour of the Redlynch Valley. \nSit back\, listen in\, and travel on a progressive tour\, experiencing landscapes and gaining insights and knowledge of the ecology of the Redlynch Valley with Deep North photographer Matthew Stanton and his father\, ecologist Peter Stanton PSM. In this 3 hr guided tour\, the pair will highlight key species in the landscape to share the post-colonial and social history of these hillsides\, their development and subsequent regeneration. \nBus departs Bulmba-ja at 10:05am\, participants will visit significant sites to experience changes in the landscape over time. Return to Bulmba-ja 1:30pm. \n(Participants can also choose a self-drive option\, meeting at Redlynch Village at 10:25. email programs@northsite.org.au.) \nSeats limited. Cost $45pp.\nIf you wish to take advantage of NorthSite membership\, please call NorthSite (0740509494) for your $20 discount.  \nNorthSite and the Artist acknowledge the Djabugay People as the Traditional Owners of these lands and waterways and the neighboring Nations where this work and activity takes place. \nBook Here
URL:https://northsite.org.au/event/ecology-of-the-redlynch-valley-with-matthew-stanton-and-peter-stanton/
LOCATION:NorthSite Contemporary Arts\, 96 Abbott Street\, Cairns\, Queensland\, 4870\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Conversations,General Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20220219T140000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20220219T150000
DTSTAMP:20230531T061653Z
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SUMMARY:EOI Deeply Visible: Artists & Curators Panel Discussion - LIVE AUDIENCE
DESCRIPTION:We talk with Vic Bulmer\, Matthew Stanton\, Sean Davey\, Aishah Kenton & Spiro Miralis about the new photography exhibitions at NorthSite. \n\n\nRSVP to indicate your interest to participate in our upcoming filmed panel discussion as an audience member. Limited seats are available.  \nHear from Matthew Stanton (artist) and Vic Bulmer (head ecologist Djunbunji Rangers)\, and artists/curators Sean Davey & Aishah Kenton and Spiro Miralis in an intimate 1 hr discussion and Q&A\, hosted by NorthSite gallery Director Ashleigh Campbell. \nVisit the exhibition pages for Never So Visible and Deep North and consider\, what you would ask these photographic artists and ecologists about their environment\, philosophy\, processes or prints?… or put forward any other question you may wish to pose for the artists. \nThis event will be filmed and recorded for screening via NorthSite channels in March. \nAs our audience is limited to 20 people\, please ensure you include your answers to the few short questions on the Eventbrite registration page\, and you will be notified if a ticket becomes available to you. \nPlease arrive at the entrance to Gallery 1\, NorthSite Contemporary Arts at 1:50 PM for a 2:00 PM start. \n  \nNorthSite acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Country on which these exhibitions have been developed and are presented. \n  \n\nExpress Your Interest
URL:https://northsite.org.au/event/eoi-deeply-visible-artists-curators-panel-discussion-live-audience/
LOCATION:NorthSite Contemporary Arts\, 96 Abbott Street\, Cairns\, Queensland\, 4870\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Artists Talks,Conversations,General Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20220219T110000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20220219T130000
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SUMMARY:Never So Visible and Deep North EXHIBITION OPENINGS at NorthSite
DESCRIPTION:NorthSite Contemporary Arts presents two photographic exhibitions: ‘Never So Visible’ curated by PCPA and ‘Deep North’ by Matthew Stanton. \nJoin us at NorthSite at Bulmba-ja for the opening of two spectacular photographic exhibitions. \nThis will be the premiere for Never So Visible. This exhibition\, curated by Pacific Center for Photographic Arts (PCPA)\, proposes the importance of personal experience and investigation in photography through the inclusion of six visual artists working with the medium. \nDeep North\, by Matthew Stanton\, examines the shifting relations between humans and the environment in a ‘psycho-ecological’ series of large-format photographs of Far North Queensland landscapes\, captured over a 10 year period. \n11:00 AM —  Welcome to Country \n11:20 AM — Opening speeches followed by an informal tour of the exhibitions \n11:45 AM — Light brunch\, tea & coffee served \n12:30 PM – Floortalk in Deep North exhibition with photographer Matthew Stanton and Vic Bulmer\, head ecologist Djunbunji Land and Sea Rangers. \n2:00 PM — Deeply Visible – Artist and Curator Panel Discussion. A filmed Q&A in front of an intimate audience. Hosted by director Ashleigh Campbell in conversation with Vic Bulmer\, Matthew Stanton\, Sean Davey\, Aishah Kenton and Spiro Miralis. \n(Please note: This is a separate event with limited spaces available. Register your interest here: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/artist-and-curator-panel-discussion-tickets-264799671947) The film recording of this conversation will be broadcast through NorthSite channels online\, on 1 March 2022\, at 6pm.) \nPlease RSVP by 17 February 2022 \n \nRSVP Here\n  \nWE LOOK FORWARD TO SHARING ART WITH YOU. \n*Please use the Check In Qld App and sanitise on arrival. Covid safe measures apply: Click here\n\nImage credit: Matthew Stanton\, Johnstone River #1\, detail\, (Ngadjonji Country)\, 2013\, chromogenic darkroom print (hand printed by the artist) | Zhu Mo\, Untitled #6 from the series Bright\, Bright\, Day (2014)
URL:https://northsite.org.au/event/never-so-visible-and-deep-north-exhibition-openings-at-northsite/
LOCATION:NorthSite Contemporary Arts\, 96 Abbott Street\, Cairns\, Queensland\, 4870\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Artists Talks,Conversations,General Event,Opening Event,Performance
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20210617T180000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20210617T190000
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LAST-MODIFIED:20210924T032254Z
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SUMMARY:NorthSite Panel Discussion Examining the Art & Science behind the exhibition 'When a Tree Falls' by Donna Davis
DESCRIPTION:Can art inform\, convey and reach an audience to make a change and take action? Join the discussion and let us know your thoughts as we examine the art and science behind Donna Davis’ exhibition When a Tree Falls. \nA special thank you to the following panelists\, sponsors\, and supporters for making this possible: \nDonna Davis– Independent Artist | Exhibition ‘When a Tree Falls’ \nProfessor Darren Crayn – Director\, Australian Tropical Herbarium \nDr Amy Zanne – George Washington University\nAdjunct Associate Professor \nLisa Chandler – University of Sunshine Coast \nAdam Stevens – ABC radio presenter \nNorthSite Contemporary Arts\nArts Queensland\nAustralia Council for the Arts\nNovotel\nShiny Shiny Productions (shinyshinyproductions) – Melania Jack (oh.melania) & Patty Preece
URL:https://northsite.org.au/event/northsite-panel-discussion-examining-the-art-science-behind-the-exhibition-when-a-tree-falls-by-donna-davis/
LOCATION:Queensland
CATEGORIES:Conversations
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20210615T180000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Brisbane:20210615T190000
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SUMMARY:NorthSite Panel Discussion ART + SCIENCE Communicating Climate Change
DESCRIPTION:We have an exciting panel discussion available to watch today at 6pm.\nTune in as we unpack the complexities in communicating climate change with a diverse panel of experts for Art + Science: Yandell Walton\, Katie Chartrand\, Lisa Law\, Lucas Cernusak\, Andy Ridley and Torres Webb.  \nIn this panel discussion\, facilitated by Adam Stephens\, the panel discuss climate change and unpack the messages behind Yandell Walton’s exhibition Shifting Surrounds.  \nArt + Science – Communicating Climate Change\nWatch it from 6pm tonight (Tuesday 15 June): @northsite_contemporaryarts \nA special thank you to the following people\, sponsors and supporters for making this possible: \nYandell Walton @yandellw – Projection Artist | Exhibition Shifting Surrounds\nSponsors and supporters: Centre for Projection Art (@centreforprojectionart)\, Substation\, Arts Queensland RADF (Regional Arts Development Fund) & NorthSite Contemporary Arts \nKatie Chartrand – JCU Senior Researcher Centre for Tropical Water and Aquatic Ecosystems Research \nLisa Law – Urban Planning \nLucas Cernusak – Associate Professor College of Science and Engineering JCU / Centre for Tropical Environmental and Sustainability Science  \nAndy Ridley – Co-founder and founding CEO of the global movement\, Earth Hour (@earthhour_australia @earthhourofficial) and CEO of Citizens of the Great Barrier Reef (@citizensgbr) \nTorres Webb – Science advocate and leader \nAdam Stevens – ABC radio presenter \nNorthSite Contemporary Arts\nArts Queensland\nAustralia Council for the Arts\nRADF (Regional Arts Development Fund)\nNovotel\nShiny Shiny Productions (shinyshinyproductions) – Melania Jack (oh.melania) & Patty Preece \nNorthSite is assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council\, its arts funding and advisory body. NorthSite is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.
URL:https://northsite.org.au/event/northsite-panel-discussion-art-science-communicating-climate-change/
LOCATION:Queensland
CATEGORIES:Conversations
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