Williams River Valley Artists' Project

WRV Artists’ Project is a collective of artists who work together to support environmental activism through art-practice. We began as 9 artists, on the initiative of its curator Juliet Fowler Smith, to support the movement to protect the Williams River, and the locality’s unique heritage, community and productive agricultural land. After plans for the Tillegra Dam were abandoned in November 2010, we extended our attention to other areas of NSW threatened by environmental degradation.

Thursday, May 30, 2013

The LIFESTREAM project

The LIFESTREAM project is Ken Rubeli’s proposed complex showcasing sustainable living practice based around historic Munni House and surrounding lands. Ken Rubeli is a Dungog environmentalist and educator and was prompted to develop the project by Hunter Water Corporations’ AECOM consultancy re plans for land purchased for the now defunct Tillegra Dam. This consultancy will publish its final report later in 2013.

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Our process is to familiarise ourselves with places under threat across New South Wales by being observer-supporters of activist campaigns underway to protect them. We use these as 'research residencies' for exhibitions and publishing that use the witnessing role of art to draw public and art-world attention to environmental debates and to the remarkable work of front-line activists. The events and campaigns that we have attended or in which we have participated in this way, are posted on this blog. After the community campaign against the Tillegra Dam was won by community activism in 2010, we moved on to the threat of coal and CSG mining, especially in the Bylong valley, the Leard State Forest and Bulga. This blog documents the exhibitions and publications that we have produced through this process.

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