Tera echo is an ongoing project that responds to carceral cultures with creative action, performed indeed as a ghost in the machine. The contemporary works for this exhibition fuse sound, video, installation, expanded painting, and performance residue responding to the Australian Government’s Kangaroo Harvest Management Plan.
rraykana (emu) What began as a creative rivalry during incarceration sparked something deeper: a practice rooted in cultural reconnection, healing, and strength.
Celebrating the hands that build our world - one cut at a time.
Working Class invites us to reflect on the unseen labour that holds our communities together. Working Class is for anyone who's ever clocked in, carried weight, or felt overlooked. It's a celebration. It’s a protest. It’s art that works.
Join us for an Artist talk and Live performance with artist Daisy Dale Collier as they share ideas behind Tera echo and deliver a visceral sound intervention with collaborators, Nicholas Currie + Tristan Harwood.
Kids are invited to join Palawa artist Thelma Beeton for a fun and colourful painting workshop inspired by her cultural totem, the rraykana (Tasmanian emu), and her signature buzzing bees!