John Wosleley participation in the Earth Canvas Journey has been a significant part of the groups success. His knowledge of ecology, the arts and passion about looking after the planet is expressed through his art practice. I hope you enjoy the following essay about his Earth Canvas experience and works he has produced.
Audio recordings from NEW FARM NEXT DOOR Regenerating farmscapes. Visit this website to hear Podcasts: newfarmnextdoorpodcast.buzzsprout.com
New Farm Next Door was a forum instigated by Earth Canvas and held at the National Museum of Australia in August 2022 in conjunction with the opening of the Earth Canvas Exhibition. The forum invited farmers, artists, scientists and writers to participate in creative and lively discussion of the approaching regenerative agriculture paradigm. Considering the…
Earth Canvas Book – Limited Edition Be inspired by the creative journey of Australia’s leading contemporary artists as they interpret their experiences of regenerative farming. This limited edition book, 68pp in full colour, links the artists’ perspectives with the farmers’ management of the land. It records all 79 artworks commissioned for the Earth Canvas Exhibition…
Earth Canvas at the National Museum of Australia This blog is about Earth Canvas – what it is, what it has done, what it is doing, what it might catalyse. I prepared this blog as a form of sensemaking – of endeavouring to contextualise what I have observed and learned having participated in a number…
Sasha Grishin’s story on the Earth Canvas exhibition Sasha is an art critic and has a deep understanding of art and its relationship with the landscape. We hope you enjoy this reading this blog by Sasha Grishin who presented it at the Earth Canvas NEW Farm Next Door symposium, National Museum of Australia.
The Earth Canvas project invited contemporary artists to work on regenerative farms between the Murray and Murrumbidgee rivers in Southern New South Wales. New Farm Next Door is a one day forum that explores the experiences of the regenerative farmers and the artists. Book your tickets at: eventbrite.com.au/new-farm-next-door
Earth Canvas showcases works by leading contemporary artists, developed in response to regenerative farming on properties situated between the Murray and Murrumbidgee rivers in Southern New South Wales. Join us as the artists discuss their works and the Earth Canvas project. Book your tickets at: eventbrite.com.au/earth-canvas-artists-talks
Soils for Life Field Day – Wednesday 10 August 2022 Hear how members of the 8 families support group have adapted a regenerative approach to agricultural production and drought management strategies. It will be an interactive day including a farm walk and talk with David Hardwick from Soil Land Food in the paddock talking about…
