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Experience the Tarkine in Bendigo

Posted on 15 March, 2017 by Connecting Country

There is a lot going on in town at the moment but Connecting Country would like to share news of a beautiful exhibition and related events coming up in Bendigo in March 2017. Supported by the Bob Brown Foundation these events showcase and chronicle over 70 artist’s responses to the very beautiful Tarkine Forests. Pop along and experience a little bit of Tasmanian wilderness in Bendigo.

Pop-up Exhibition

Time: 25 March 10am to 26 March 4pm

Location: Dudley House 60 View St Bendigo

Artist Talks

Tarkine in Motion artist Olivia Hickey

Times:
3:30pm Saturday 25 March

10:30am Sunday 26 March

Location: Dudley House 60 View St Bendigo

Movie Screening

Tarkine in Motion documentary

Time: 26 March at 1pm-2:30pm

Location: Latrobe Arts Institute (formally known as the Visual Arts Centre) 121 View St, Bendigo (opposite the Capitol Theatre) short walk from the fountain.

Tickets: By gold coin donation

TiM-Film-Image.jpgKindly supported by Latrobe University, this is a special film screening of Tarkine in Motion an annual arts project in 2015 organized by The Bob Brown Foundation, and documented by Dan Broun.

In April 2015, over 70 photographers, filmmakers, musicians and artists journeyed into the Tarkine to document and interpret its wild, scenic beauty as never before. From that weekend comes this stunning 55-minute documentary portrait of this threatened wilderness and the creative minds working to save it. Curated by Tasmanian wilderness photographer and film maker, Dan Broun and the Bob Brown Foundation, Tarkine In Motion is a multi-platform project culminating in film, concerts and exhibitions of art created in the heart of the Tarkine, one of the last great wilderness areas on the planet.

This documentary screening will be accompanied by environmental shorts and a Question and Answer session from speakers who are working to protect the Tarkine and have tales to share, including suggestions for how you too can be involved.

You can watch the trailer here:

 

2 responses to “Experience the Tarkine in Bendigo”

  1. naomi says:

    You’re welcome Jill. Looks like a great small program of events I think. Naomi

  2. Jill Collier says:

    This sounds superb- thanks Naomi for informing us.

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