Bundanon

The landscape at Bundanon is often described as lyrical; reflected waters, mosaic carved ridges and rolling treelined parklands. It is a natural environment famously captured in Arthur Boyd’s late work. The musicality of these vistas and the subsequent Shoalhaven paintings were the inspiration for a workshop led by composer Damian Barbeler, as a part of...

Caring for Bundanon is a major responsibility… Arthur Boyd had a vision for Bundanon to be shared with artists, school children and the Australian community, so that we can have an understanding of the importance of the landscape in all of our lives.

Collaborative and cross-disciplinary research by a group of artists and scientists in an Australian rural setting generates data and ideas that form the basis of a wider understanding of the ramifications of global warming and cooling within the local, regional and national community. The work is viewed as an initial educational platform that will allow...

Father and son: ‘… exceptional talent and originality…’

Young people from the Shoalhaven who had previously participated in Bundanon’s ‘Transmit’ project for Indigenous youth met up for an intensive workshop and recording session with performance poet, Candy Royalle over two weekends in May, 2016.