We are so excited to bring to you, our community, a new:
Binna Burra Art. Nature. Science. Program.
From the early 20th Century art and science flourished at Binna Burra. For many years the mountain attracted artists, scientists, nature lovers, educators and families who got their hands dirty, worked hard and enjoyed creative activities in this spectacular place. Maybe you or your grandparents were part of it?
Now we want to bring the same and more of the exciting events back, for us and our children! Would you like to help us out?
Please join us in creating this exciting new program. Click the EOI Application button now:
Note: All Art. Nature. Science program applications will be processed on a regular basis to schedule activities in early 2022, with a final deadline 31 January 2022
Dr Renata Buziak is a photo-media artist, educator and researcher. She is a Griffith University graduate with a Bachelor of Photography (Honours) and a Doctor of Philosophy.
ARTIST IN RESIDENCE
Our Artist-in-Residency program:
- Enables creative people to work in a new environment, often away from the restrictions and pressures of their everyday lives
- Provides the time and space for creative people to develop, work and creatively explore new ideas
- Offers local community, individual visitors, and groups a range of workshops, talks, opportunities for building networks and collaborations, exhibitions, art-science research, photographic classes, writers’ camps and more.
- Is open to First Nations, local, national, and international creatives from diverse disciplines including film, literature, music, theatre, visual art, dance.
In 2022 Renata’s residency will include research and development of new work, workshops, and artist talks.
EVENTS:
Artist Talk – Artist in Residence
Artist Talk – Artist in Residence
Join us in conversation with Renata about her biochrome art featuring healing plants and about her current artist-in-residence @ Binna Burra About this event: Renata Buziak is a biochrome photomedia artist, researcher and educator, who works at the nexus of art and scie...
Capture an image using Sunlight instead of a Camera – Cyanotype workshop
Capture an image using Sunlight instead of a Camera – Cyanotype workshop
Have you ever created a photograph without a camera? In this 3 hour workshop you will make your very own print using a historical photographic process called Cyanotype, and how to use Sunlight to create your print, so you can do it again in your backyard or on a balcony...
Indigenous weaving workshop with native bushfood tea
Indigenous weaving workshop with native bushfood tea
About this event Come, learn and connect with the oldest continuing culture on Earth! Desert-Rain Magpie is a Noongar woman from WA currently living on Kombumerri Country, Gold Coast. She is a First Nations Artist practicing in textiles and visual arts with a passion fo...