‘Bogs and Fens’ – Craft ACT in partnership with ACT Parks and Conservation Service and the Australian National Botanic Gardens hosted three artists: Satoshi Fujinuma (Japan), Annee Miron (Melbourne) and Sally Blake (Canberra) as artists-in-residence. They responded to the theme of Bogs and Fens and were inspired by their residences at Gudgenby Ready-Cut Cottage in Namadgi National Park and at Nil Desperandum Homestead in Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve and through their focused research period at the Australian National Botanic Gardens. This exhibition showcases new works in response to the residency and research period.
‘Subversive Botanica’ – Julie Bartholomew An exhibition that explores one of the great wonders of Australia’s landscape, its flowers, and more specifically, those species that are disappearing.B
‘Pioneer Landscapes’ – Kate Ward Pioneer Landscapes is a selection of new work created in response to Ward’s residency at the historic town of Hill End in 2013.
