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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Plant play in Whangarei
In late May, Tracey headed over to Whangarei in Northlands Aotearoa to work with partners AwhiWorld on the continuing collaboration with Treecreate. While Tracey was there, AwhiWorld and ThoTho facilitated the #Bios occupation of the Whangarei Art Museum for three weeks as part of the #Awhiincubator project. It was a very rich time, spent workingContinue reading “Plant play in Whangarei”
Treecreate Studio Inc. membership
Wunya all ❤ Treecreate Studio Inc. is the next stage in the growth of Treecreate, with the non-profit branch of our organisation supporting the development of the work we do in community. We are a membership based organisation with a robust governance framework guiding our work. We have two types of membership. Tier 1: freeContinue reading “Treecreate Studio Inc. membership”
Launch of Treecreate Studio
We officially launched the Treecreate Studio yesterday evening! It was truly a community event, with the jarjums from Pumicestone Indigenous Employment and Education Council (PIEEC) doing a smoking ceremony and song for the group. We also had the amazing Michelle Watson, Chair of PIEEC as the Master of Ceremonies for the evening and some wonderfulContinue reading “Launch of Treecreate Studio”
Fundraising for Weaving Water @Yarun
We have set up a fundraising campaign with the Australian Cultural Fund. Here is the link: https://artists.australianculturalfund.org.au/s/project/a2E9q000000DPDW/weaving-water-yarun All donations are tax deductible and our campaign is open for 6 months to allow to us to evolve our partnerships along the way. Don’t forget to submit your EoI if you would like to register early!
PlantLab 22 Whangarei
For the past week, Tracey has been in Aotearoa NZ to particpate as an artist-in-residence in PlantLab 22 in Whangarei and to share a new project at Aotearoa Digital Arts (ADA) Symposium in Whakatu Nelson. PlantLab is is a fab pop up innovation lab in the Stand Arcade in downtown Whangarei. The space has beenContinue reading “PlantLab 22 Whangarei”
Checking in at Holt Microforest
Yesterday we dropped in on our previous community at Holt in the ACT to see how their Mircoforest project has evolved. Tyronne Bell an Ngunawal Elder shared with us some local knowledge and gave the Microforest its Ngunawal name. We had some involvement in the early days of the project so it was fantastic toContinue reading “Checking in at Holt Microforest”
Treecreate Studio is now open
Over the past few weeks the team has been busy getting set up in our new premises on Yarun (Bribie Island). We have painted and set up the space so we can work, but we have plans for much more! Some of the ideas which came through from our recent survey were: to use itContinue reading “Treecreate Studio is now open”
Treecreate and Supercluster at ISEA Barcelona
It was fantastic to get The Meeting of the Waters : Locative Media Oceania at the recent 27th International Symposium on Electronic Art (ISEA) in Barcelona. The project was discussed at a panel conversation between our founder Tracey and Treecreate partner, Geert Vermeire with video editing from Fred Adam, from Supercluster. It was great toContinue reading “Treecreate and Supercluster at ISEA Barcelona”
Treecreative walk again at Ginninderry Conservation Corridor
It was fabulous to facilitate another walk at Ginninderry Conservation Corridor. We walked a different path this time, avoiding some of the muddy patches along the way. Thank you Ariana for sharing your knowledge of the conservation corridor along the walk. Also thank you to Danusha for pointing out a scar tree, some black cockatoosContinue reading “Treecreative walk again at Ginninderry Conservation Corridor”
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