KSCA joins the inaugural Fermenta festival in Kandos to celebrate the conclusion of ‘An Artist, a Farmer and a Scientist Walk into a bar…’ with an epic newspaper!
A wild food + art dinner experience.
The closing event for Cementa 19 and a Kandos School of Cultural Adaptation Extravaganza.
A ‘forum in the field’ with art installations, talks, walks, food, demonstrations and performance that explore our changing relationship to land.
Within the immersive environment of The Clothing Store, landscape architect, educator and host Costa Georgiadis sits at the “bar” with artist Ian Milliss, farmer Erika Watson (Epicurean Harvest), scientist Tim Cavagnaro (University of Adelaide) and Imogen Semmler (artist and emerging scientist) to discuss their diverse collaborative projects and the intersections between the three disciplines.
The Window Gallery of Atelier of Lyttleton Stores Cooperative presents an exhibition of KSCA projects Saturday the 6th of April, 6 to 6:45pm.
Ian Milliss, Georgie Pollard and Alex Wisser are participating in this exhibition coming up soon at Artbank - hope to see you there!
Announcing Gilbert Grace’s series of bike rides that will take place this year, exploring the fascinating Aboriginal, industrial and artistic heritage of sites around the Botany Bay area.