Wednesday 3 December from 6:00PM to 8:00PM
On 3 December, join us for an insightful evening on the oceans!
We are honoured and delighted to host this event organised in partnership with Culture Plus and with thanks to the Embassy of France in Australia.
Come to discover thought provoking short films by French and Australian artists united in the fight to protect our oceans, and then enjoy a discussion afterwards with the panelists.
So wait no more and book your tickets!
Short film on ocean’s beauty and fragility.
When an artistic and scientific expedition embarks on the same boat at the Venice Biennale…
French ceramist artist Cecile Fouillade on the TARA boat with scientists.
Tasmanian ceramist artist Jane Bamford and, CSIRO scientific Tim Lynch, at the rescue of an endangered fish.
Artist and scientist Jeremy Gob helps corals’ regeneration in the Pacific with traditional French lace motifs.
Artists and kids raising awareness on the reimplantation of crayweed along Sydney coasts by scientists.
A new concept for an art & science museum.
Aboriginal artists transform Ghost Nets into artworks.
Queenslander David Day transforms thongs found on beaches.
A ballet on the melting icebergs of the North Pole with French kids dancing in front of the UNESCO.
In this dramatic video installation, performance artist Latai Taumoepeau, from Tongan heritage, denounces the rise of oceans.
Record of the sound of the sea, the shore, the mud, the hearts, the lungs, the earth (Western Port Bay, Victoria).
An invitation to life from the sands and salt waters of Arnhem Land.
