forage: symbiotic (trans)formations
National Exhibition Register
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Katherine Boland Aquarium 1 #5, 2023- Medium
- Photography, digital AI, acrylic glass print
- Dimensions
- H50 x W70cm
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Catriona Pollard She Finds Her Wings Within Her Cocoon, 2022- Medium
- Smilax vine
- Dimensions
- H100 x W45 x D33cm
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Heather Burness A Mist is a Collection of Points – 2, 2018- Medium
- Intaglio print from mild steel plates exposed to atmospheric mist and rain
- Dimensions
- H81.5 x W81cm framed
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Jo Victoria veil of detritus, 2023- Medium
- Porcelain, reclaimed leaves, marine rope debris, fishing line, tracing paper, bone, crystal
- Dimensions
- H140 x W330 x D30cm
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Katie Harris-Macleod Mother Tree Drawing, 2023- Medium
- Copper Oxide Ink, Bloodwood Tree Sap, Orchill Lichen Ink, Sea Salt and Cyanotype on Kozo Paper
- Dimensions
- H102 x W85cm
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forage: symbiotic (trans)formations- Image Credit
- Install view, Gallery Lane Cove. Photo: Jennifer Brady
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forage: symbiotic (trans)formations- Image Credit
- Install view, Gallery Lane Cove. Photo: Jennifer Brady
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Liz Williamson Woven from experiments #1,3,2, 2023- Medium
- Handwoven panels
- Dimensions
- Varied dimensions
- Image Credit
- Photo Jennifer Brady
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Alyson Bell Breathe (detail), 2023- Medium
- Video installation, sound, repurposed found objects, glass ball
- Dimensions
- H230 x W500 x D550cm
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Rhonda Pryor Poetics of Matter, 1 to 10 & Unwrappings (detail), 2023- Medium
- Archival inkjet, acrylic & silk, bark
- Dimensions
- Varied dimensions
- Image Credit
- Photo Jennifer Brady
About the exhibition
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.
The exhibition 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, ceramics, sculptural installation and digital AI. They achieve this by integrating natural debris, saps, pigments, and the surrounding atmosphere.
Tour venues:
Blue Mountains Cultural Centre - 5 February to 13 April 2025.
- Opening night - 6-8pm Friday 14 February, 2025
Artists and Curator
- Curator
- Nicole Wallace
- Artists
Alyson Bell, Katherine Boland, Heather Burness, Katie Harris-MacLeod, Catriona Pollard, Rhonda Pryor, Jo Victoria and Liz Williamson.
Available Dates and
Exhibition Details
- Available dates
- 01/11/2023 - 30/11/2025
- Exhibition size
- Between 75-100 sq or running metres
- Originating state
- NSW
- Price
- Contact to discuss
- Other materials
- Installation instructions
- Primary contact
- Nicole Wallace
- Position
- Independent Curator
- Phone
- 0408 005 305
- nicolewallacecuratorial@gmail.com