Act Belong Commit Ebb+Flow
Act Belong Commit Ebb+Flow brings together ten artists from each region of Western Australia and their exploration of constant changes within regional communities within Western Australia.
Throughout 2021 and early 2022, community members in the North Midlands joined the artists to explore how changes in our regional communities are often temporary. Act Belong Commit Ebb+Flow worked with the creative and collaborative nature of the arts to explore the past and look to the future of regional communities.
Exploring the temporary periods of decline and growth, drought and rain, hardship and prosperity, the ten residencies resulted in an exciting co-designed exhibition.
The exhibition features artists Lynda Howitt, Martine Perret, Sarah-Jane Eeles, Mikaela Castledine, Siobhan Kelley, Crystal Stacey, Diedre Robb, Sue Helmot, Nyree Taylor and Marianthe Loucataris.
These ten artists explore how these factors outside of our control ebb and flow within our unique regional areas, reflected by the various mediums of visual, written, sculptures and digital works.
As a former Port Hedland resident, artist Siobhan Kelley has been invited to share additional works with the Hedland community as part of the exhibition. In addition to that, Siobhan will be engaging with various community groups in Port Hedland through workshops, Mark Making to share her knowledge and practice. The results of these workshops will contribute to her future works.
Throughout 2021 and early 2022, community members in the North Midlands joined the artists to explore how changes in our regional communities are often temporary. Act Belong Commit Ebb+Flow worked with the creative and collaborative nature of the arts to explore the past and look to the future of regional communities.
Exploring the temporary periods of decline and growth, drought and rain, hardship and prosperity, the ten residencies resulted in an exciting co-designed exhibition.
The exhibition features artists Lynda Howitt, Martine Perret, Sarah-Jane Eeles, Mikaela Castledine, Siobhan Kelley, Crystal Stacey, Diedre Robb, Sue Helmot, Nyree Taylor and Marianthe Loucataris.
These ten artists explore how these factors outside of our control ebb and flow within our unique regional areas, reflected by the various mediums of visual, written, sculptures and digital works.
As a former Port Hedland resident, artist Siobhan Kelley has been invited to share additional works with the Hedland community as part of the exhibition. In addition to that, Siobhan will be engaging with various community groups in Port Hedland through workshops, Mark Making to share her knowledge and practice. The results of these workshops will contribute to her future works.
