This bundle includes x3 TarraWarra Museum of Art exhibition booklets from The Soils Project. Born from diverse practices and perspectives, The Soils Project embraces ideas of healing wounds, nurturing soil, creating sustainable relationships and working on restitution and repatriation, all with an ethical approach. The Soils Project: Essays The essays included in this booklet introduce the ideas and issues that have arisen from this collaborative project to date. At the heart of this issue is an exploration of the effects of Dutch and British colonisation on land sovereignty, ecology and climate change through the lens of the communities, artists and arts workers who are deeply concerned and directly affected by it. Contained within the pages are deeply insightful and enriching contributions from Zena Cumpston (Barkandji), Victoria Lynn, Struggles for Sovereignty, Charles Esche, Teresa Cos Rebollo, and Rolando Vázquez. Paperback: 52 pages Dimensions: 21 x 29.7 cm ---------------------- The Soils Project: Plant kin by Zena Cumpston Plant kin builds upon and continues the explorations of The Soils Project exhibition at TarraWarra Museum of Art. Author, artist, researcher and plant enthusiast Zena Cumpston (Barkandji) has created this publication which explores many aspects of indigenous plants and their cultural significance in the lives of First Peoples over millennia. Plant kin presents research and writing beautifully illuminated through original artworks created especially for this limited-edition publication. Paperback: 36 pages Dimensions: 21 x 29.7 cm ---------------------- The Soils Project: Works Take The Soils Project home with you! This publication introduces the works in the exhibition and includes documentation photographs and short statements. The Soils Project exhibition participants are: Fellows and Artists Uncle Dave Wandin (Wurundjeri) and Brooke Wandin (Wurundjeri), Wandoon Estate Aboriginal Corporation; Peta Clancy (Bangerang); Megan Cope (Quandamooka) and Keg de Souza; D Harding (Bidjara, Ghungalu and Garingbal); Badan Kajian Pertanahan (Bunga Siagian & Ismal Muntaha); Beyond Walls (Armando Ello, Jeremy Flohr, Glenda Pattipeilohy, Suzanne Rastovac); Wapke Feenstra; Lian Gogali and the Insitut Mosintuwu; Moelyono; Pluriversity weavers: Seynawiku Izquierdo Torres, Dwasimney Del Carmen Izquierdo Torres, Dwanimako Arroyo Izquierdo, María Eufemia Arroyo Izquierdo (Kwarte Umuke community, Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Colombia), Ana Bravo Pérez, Aldo Ramos, Aliki van der Kruijs, LI Yuchen; Riar Rizaldi; Yurni Sadariah (member of PEREMPUAN AMAN of Rangan Adat communities); Diewke van den Heuvel; Rolando Vázquez Advisors Wandoon Estate Aboriginal Corporation, Zena Cumpston (Barkandji), Antariksa, Dr Danny Butt, Dr Helen Hughes, Rolando Vázquez This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body; the Sidney Myer Fund; the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, through the Embassy of Kingdom of the Netherlands, Australia; the Mondriaan Fund, the public cultural funding organisation focusing on visual arts and cultural heritage; Dutch Culture; and Fasilitasi Bidang Kebudayaan (FBK) Interaksi Budaya, Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology of Indonesia. This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body; the Sidney Myer Fund; the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, through the Embassy of Kingdom of the Netherlands, Australia; the Mondriaan Fund, the Public Cultural Funding Organisation focusing on visual arts and cultural heritage; Dutch culture; and Fasilitasi Bidang Kebudayaan (FBK) Interaksi Budaya, Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology of Indonesia. Paperback: 60 pages Dimensions: 21 x 29.7 cm
