Register for this Event: Explore intersections between creativity & conservation featuring guided tour of Understory, Presentations by the Warren Catchments Council, Eco-art forum, opening of the Refugium exhibition and workshops.
Date: Sunday 13th March
Time: The full day program is from 10.30am – 5pm, attend one or all sessions including:
- 10.30am – Guided Tour of Understory (with Fiona Sinclair)
- 12 noon – Presentations from Warren Catchments Council (including ‘Ribbons of Blue’s’ Lessons from lake Jasper by Andy Russell and launch of a new project, ‘Pollinators Aplenty; Creating Minibeast corridors connecting residential land to agriculture’ by Sharon Rose’
- 12.30 – Facilitated open forum about the role of eco-art in the region
- 1pm light lunch and exhibition opening (includes guest curator talk from Ann Copeman and artist talks by selected artists from MIX Artists group)
- 2.30 – choice of two workshops:
- Design your own Pollinators Aplenty garden with Sharon Rose
- Build a ‘Sculptural habitat’ for forest creatures large & small with Peter Hill
Venue: Painted Tree Gallery, Northcliffe Meeting Space & Northcliffe Information & Visitor Centre verandah, Understory Art & Nature Trail
Covid safety measures: All visitors must check in with the Service WA app or manual paper registration. All visitors 12+ must wear a face mask (unless with a valid health exemption). Please use the hand sanitiser provided and adhere to physical distancing measures.
RSVP essential: To comply with recent government health measures around the 2m2 rule, there will be restricted numbers able to participate in each session. To ensure you don’t miss out register your interest below.
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