Felicia Lloyd joins Treecreate Studio, working in digital media, photography, and printmaking. She has extensive experience in teaching, workshop facilitation, design, curation, and events management. Felicia aims to create a printmaking studio and exhibit artefacts to explore Bribie Island’s history and the Moreton Bay region’s development impact.
Tag Archives: Art
Weaving Water |World Water 2024
We are very excited to be presenting our next iteration of Weaving Water with a virtual program leading up to World Water Day 2024. Weaving Water | World Water 2024 explores the concepts of water, relational ways of being, ecosystems restoration and connectivity. It is a virtual residency program happening between 11 to 22 March, culminatingContinue reading “Weaving Water |World Water 2024”
Alternative Reality Gardening
An AwhiWorld project In 2023, Dr Maggie Buxton curated and produced a publication and symposium project titled Alternative Reality Gardening, which aimed to open portals to different realities using the gardening theme. The project invited scientists, technologists, theorists, poets, crafters, dancers, artists, and engineers from AwhiWorld’s cross-disciplinary network of collaborators and partner organisations to contribute.Continue reading “Alternative Reality Gardening”
Weaving Water | World Water 2024
Weaving Water | World Water 2024 explores the concepts of water, relational ways of being and connectivity. It is a virtual residency program scheduled for 11 to 22 March, culminating in an exhibition acknowledging World Water Day, Friday 22 March at Treecreate Studio.
Weaving Water @ Yarun
Weaving Water @ Yarun was an 11 day onsite and virtual residency and public program aimed at linking local community with artsci and first national knowledge focusing on the fragile ecologies of Yarun (Bribie Island).
AwhiWorld at Weaving Water @ Yarun
It was great to have our ongoing partners and collaborators AwhiWorld at Weaving Water @ Yarun, Treecreate’s major project for 2023.
Arboreal Alterations
Arboreal Alterations: Tree modification and meaning making from the past to the present “Within Australia and the Pacific region carved (dendroglyphs/arborglyphs), inscribed, marked and modified trees are an important expression of Indigenous visual cultural practice and heritage. The broader category of culturally modified trees includes scarring from canoe and implement manufacture and other cultural activities, asContinue reading “Arboreal Alterations”
Treecreative walk at Bibimulya Wetlands
Yesterday a wonderful group of walkers gathered for the first Treecreative walkshop hosted on Yarun Bribie Island since relocating here last year. The Wetlands are sometimes described as the heart of the island for its rich biodiversity and in particular local bird species. Our walk was part of the Bribe Island Nature Festival and itContinue reading “Treecreative walk at Bibimulya Wetlands”
Update from Tracey
It has been a long time between posts and it feels a a bit strange to be coming back to posting about my work/life. Perhaps once I get a bit more flow around writing again I will post a longer update. For this post, just a few updates about events and happenings.
Dugong Symposium
On 19 August 2023 there was a Dugong Symposium on Yarun Bribie Island at the Seaside Museum. Coordinated by the BIEPA Dugong Diaries group (of which Tracey is a part of), there was a wonderful range of speakers including Dr Janet Lanyon, Gabriella Shuster, Brent Smith and our own Sherry Bruce. In between the speakerContinue reading “Dugong Symposium”
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