SASi: by the fire

Seaweed Appreciation Society international

A conversation accompanied by seafood cooked in kelp on the open fire.

Siteworks

Join the Seaweed Appreciation Society international (SASi) and researcher Zoe Brittain from the School of Ecology and Environment, Deakin University for a campfire style conversation on Zoe&#x27;s research in Environmental Science, Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Anthropology and her collaborative paper &#x27;Oral Histories: Indigenous Use of Seaweed in Temperate Australia&#x27;.Along with the talk, the night will be a multisensorial experience exploring different seaweed varieties accompanied by the smoky flavours of seafood appetizers cooked in kelp on the fire.This event is part of SASi&#x27;s current residency at Siteworks in Brunswick and is proudly supported by Moreland City Council through the Community Creator: Artist in Residence program.Image Description: Close up photograph of fresh seaweeds including unidentified red algae next to golden shiny Giant String Kelp (Macrocystis augustifolia) lying on rocks with a pitted and spiky textured surface.One of the fastest growing &quot;plants&quot; in the world this golden seaweed creates underwater forests up to 10 metres high. The algae provide shelter and food for a wide variety of marine creatures.Image taken at Point Lonsdale, Victoria, Australia by Lichen Kelp . This event has been curated by Lichen Kelp as part of the SASi at Siteworks program and residency. Proudly supported by Moreland City Council through the Community Creator: Artist in Residence program.Wear: Warm weatherproof wintery clothesWhere: Outdoors on the lawn at SiteworksEvent Capacity: 20Cost: FreeSASi Background info: Seaweed Appreciation Society international (SASi) are a mobile experimental platform dedicated to artistic research into seaweed and marine ecologies.https://www.seaweedappreciationsociety.com/Instagram @seaweed_appreciation_societyAccessibiity: The event has been designed in collaboration with Arts and Digital Accessibility Consultant Lauren Hayes, to ensure the event is accessible for people who are blind or have low vision.This session will be Auslan interpreted on request. Please submit your request via the Eventbrite registration by midday on Monday 5 August.Wheelchair accessible.Covid Safety: This is a COVIDsafe event held in line with current Victorian Government Covid restrictions. Masks must be worn if required at the time of the event. Please do not attend if you are feeling unwell, or have been experiencing symptoms or are awaiting a covid test. You will be required to sign in with a QR code at the start of the event. You will receive an Eventbrite notification if the event is cancelled due to any changes.https://www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au/public-events

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