Drawing together scientists, architects, historians and artists To see ourselves as part of something larger considers how we might understand our place within complex ecosystems, be these nature reserves or the streets where we live. The symposium centres on the ways that visual arts and design can build meaningful recognition of Aboriginal sovereignty; compassion for the more than human world; and strengthen our connections to country.

Thursday 21 March
1.00pm Bruce Pascoe
2.15pm Simon Cottrell & Vicky Shukuroglou / Richard Beggs

4 – 4.30pm Afternoon tea
6.00pm Opening of Cupped Hands and I thought I heard a bird at Craft ACT

Friday 22 March
9.30am Joyce Hwang

10.30am Morning tea
11.00am Louise Wallis / Ashley Eriksmoen / Mitchell Whitelaw

12.30pm Lunch
2.00pm Madeline Kelly / Fernando do Campo / Patsy Hely

3.30 – 4.15pm Afternoon tea

4.15pm Close

To see ourselves as part of something larger is hosted by the ANU School of Art & Design Nature/Culture Research Cluster, in conjunction with the exhibition openings of Cupped Hands and I thought I heard a bird at Craft ACT.

Joyce Hwang’s visit to Canberra has been supported by the ANU Research School of the Art and Humanities.
Bruce Pascoe and Louise Wallace’s visits to Canberra have been supported by the Visual Arts Foundation.