Jacobus Capone
Video - Bundanon, NSW, Australia, 2022
In 2022, Siteworks is presenting a family of projects that draw on climate research, critical thinking through contemporary art, creative digital spaces, and Indigenous knowledge and technologies.
Michelle Cahill
Text (poem) - Bundanon, NSW, Australia, November 2022
This poem was commissioned for Siteworks: From a deep valley, a family of projects that draws on climate research, critical thinking through contemporary art, creative digital spaces, and Indigenous knowledge and technologies.
Scott-Patrick Mitchell
Text (poem) - Bundanon, NSW, Australia, November 2022
This poem was commissioned for Siteworks: From a deep valley, a family of projects that draws on climate research, critical thinking through contemporary art, creative digital spaces, and Indigenous knowledge and technologies.
Erica Seccombe
Video - Bundanon, NSW, Australia, 2022
La Nina, 2022 addresses Seccombe's blindness, as a person of settler colonial heritage, to First Nations' knowledge systems and their significance, encouraging us to pause, listen and look.
Bundanon
Video (talk sessions) - NSW, Australia, 27 November 2022
As part of Siteworks: From a deep valley, Bundanon presented a quick-fire program of talks from leading scientists, artists and First Nations knowledge holders, sharing ‘weather reports’ from this time and place. This presentation from Professor Mark Howden is titled Navigating the valley of climate change.
Bundanon
Video (talk sessions) - NSW, Australia, 27 November 2022
As part of Siteworks: From a deep valley, Bundanon presented a quick-fire program of talks from leading scientists, artists and First Nations knowledge holders, sharing ‘weather reports’ from this time and place. In this talk, Carolyn Eskdale speaks about her new commission exploring the concept of an emotional weather report for the exhibition Inside, underground.
Bundanon
Video (talk sessions) - NSW, Australia, 27 November 2022
As part of Siteworks: From a deep valley, Bundanon presented a quick-fire program of talks from leading scientists, artists and First Nations knowledge holders, sharing ‘weather reports’ from this time and place. This conversation between DarkQuiet artists and special guests Fred Watson, Marnie Ogg, and Cass Lynch explores how we might refocus ways of experiencing the rich complexity and fragility of the world.
Holly Friedlander Liddicoat
Text (poem) - Bundanon, NSW, Australia, November, 2022
This poem was commissioned for Siteworks: From a deep valley, a family of projects that draws on climate research, critical thinking through contemporary art, creative digital spaces, and Indigenous knowledge and technologies.
Bundanon
Video (talk sessions) - NSW, Australia, 27 November 2022
As part of Siteworks: From a deep valley, Bundanon presented a quick-fire program of talks from leading scientists, artists and First Nations knowledge holders, sharing ‘weather reports’ from this time and place. This talk features Yuin Walbunga Elder Aunty Loretta Parsley and Gunai artist Kirli Saunders in conversation about the Possum Skin Cloak Project.
Rebecca Mayo, Deidre Martin & Lisa Gorton and Sammy Hawker
Video and poetry - Bundanon, NSW, Australia, 2023
This video by Sammy Hawker was created in response to ‘The Plant Sensibilia Machine’, Rebecca Mayo, Deidre Martin and Jacob Morris’ collaboration as part of Siteworks 22 at Bundanon.
Bundanon
Video (talk sessions) - NSW, Australia, 15 January 2023
As part of Siteworks: From a deep valley, Bundanon presented a quick-fire program of talks from leading scientists, artists and First Nations knowledge holders, sharing ‘weather reports’ from this time and place. Here Dr Cressie presents a climate report on Earth’s heat and ice.
Bundanon
Video (talk sessions) - NSW, Australia, 15 January 2023
As part of Siteworks: From a deep valley, Bundanon presented a quick-fire program of talks from leading scientists, artists and First Nations knowledge holders, sharing ‘weather reports’ from this time and place. Mayo is in conversation with collaborators Aunty Deidre Martin and Jacob Morris as they discuss the project, and stories of plants and people living and growing together on Yuin Country.
