Moree, Mehi After the Flood: The Art of Planetary Health

Leo Robba; Ian Wright; Kate Tuart; Sarah Vickerman; Jonathon Allen

Moree, Mehi After the Flood: The Art of Planetary Health

Leo Robba (Editor)
, Ian Wright (Editor)
, Kate Tuart (Editor)
, Sarah Vickerman (Editor)
, Jonathon Allen (Editor)

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Abstract

When I first came to Moree in 2010, I was very fortunate to meet Hugh and Gina Livingston at an exhibition of William Yang’s at Bank Art Museum Moree (BAMM) through artist and friend Luke Sciberras. After the exhibition opening Hugh took a group of us to a local Chinese restaurant. The group shared a wonderful night, and I was invited to see Hugh’s garden Boolooroo Station the next day. I had told him about my practiced-based PhD research project entitled The Artist’s Garden: Reshaping the Landscape and how I was keen to paint and study historic gardens. During my visit Hugh talked lovingly about his garden and the generational responsibility he felt.

Original language	English
Publisher	Western Sydney University, Monash Sustainability Institute, and Bank Art Museum Moree
Number of pages	77
ISBN (Print)	9780648772415
Publication status	Published - Sept 2022

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This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

SDG 6 Clean Water and Sanitation
SDG 14 Life Below Water
SDG 15 Life on Land

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