These painted landscape compositions are a detailed record of the bushland explored within and surrounding suburban Sydney – Gadigal.
The unique layers of foliage, rock, colours, textures, and biodiversity of each place are forever changing – either seasonally or with the intensity of fires and floods that have increased with climate inaction.
These battered landscapes remain resilient for now and continue to provide and protect inhabitants away from suburbia.
OFFICIAL OPENING:
When: Thursday 25 July 2024, 6pm
Where: Ironbark Gallery, Strathfield Library & Innovation Hub
Guest speaker:
Dr Tracey Clement, Lecturer / Director – McGlade Gallery National School of Arts & Humanities, Faculty of Education & Arts, Australian Catholic University
RSVP: Monday 15 July 2024 – bookings are required for the opening for catering purposes, please email exhibitions@strathfield.nsw.gov.au to secure your spot.
EXHIBITION:
26 July – 13 October 2024
Strathfield Library & Innovation Hub
Image: Tahlia Henderson, Three Waratahs, Dharawal Country 2024 watercolour
Exhibition Overview(PDF, 1MB)
Q&A with Tahlia Henderson(PDF, 1MB)
Media Release(PDF, 122KB)
Video of Exhibition