Earth Canvas Artists Talks

Linking artists with Regenerative Farmers – Creating a better futureArtists to work with a regenerative farmers situated between the Murray and the Murrumbidgee rivers in southern NSW. The aim is share the vision of creativity of the farmer and his working palate in the landscape with the artist’s impression of the landscape.

Earth Canvas

Join us to hear direct from the artists as they discuss their works, and their involvement in the Earth Canvas project.

National Museum of Australia, Visions Theatre

Saturday 27 August 2022 Earth Canvas features works by leading contemporary artists, inspired by immersion in regenerative farming properties in southern NSW. Farmers seek to engage actively with their farmscapes, rehabilitating the land and nurturing healthy ecosystems. The artists’ responses reveal their own and the farmers’ appreciation for and understanding of the natural forces that sustain us. Listen to the artists as they discuss their works, and their involvement in the Earth Canvas project. Facilitated by Earth Canvas Chairman Gill Sanbrook and exhibition curator Kate Eastick.Sessions:<ul><li>10.30–11.15am: Alexander Boynes</li><li>11.30am–12.15pm: Janet Laurence</li><li>1.00–1.45pm: John Wolseley</li><li>2.00–2.45pm: Jenny Bell</li><li>3.00–3.45pm: Idris Murphy</li></ul>More on <a href="https://www.nma.gov.au/exhibitions/earth-canvas" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Earth Canvas </a><aside>Image (detail): Eurimbla no. 1, Idris Murphy, 2019. Courtesy of the artist and King Street Gallery on William, Sydney.</aside>

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