Projects

Artist as Family have conducted a number of fruitful projects in the past. Take a look.. 

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Artist as Family have conducted a number of fruitful projects in the past including ’17 Days’ (2009), commissioned by the Lock-up Cultural Centre in Newcastle and ‘Food Forest’ (2010–), commissioned by the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney, our work was featured in the international anthology of ecological art, ‘Art & Ecology Now’ (2014), and we wrote the Art of Free Travel (2015) about our 400 day cycle adventure to Cape York and home again in Central Victoria, which was shortlisted for an ABIA in 2016. We continue to give talks to sustainability groups, art schools, university students and community organisations. We teach Permaculture Living Courses (PLCs) from our home, at Tree Elbow University, which is the site for The School of Applied Neopeasantry in Daylesford, Victoria.

“There have been so many learnings, diggings, explosions, failures, accidents, fermentations, tears, discoveries, haulings, screamings, inventions, reclaimings, cuttings, upcyclings and salvagings to get to this point in our neopeasant transition…“

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