CLOSING EVENT Strange Weather
2—5pm
Saturday 3 August 2024
Free
Join us on the final weekend of Strange Weather. Hear artists Rebecca Ross and Nikki Sheth in conversation with Megan Williams, and enjoy a performance by Ross Manning based on simulated weather sound effects.
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Still from Rebecca Ross Greater Sunrise 2023. Image courtesy of the artist.
Event photography
This event will be photographed. Photos taken may be reproduced by UniSC online and in print. Please speak with staff at the event if you do not wish to be photographed.
OPENING EVENT Anastasia Klose and Zanny Begg
2—3 pm
Saturday 17 August 2024
Free
Join us for the opening of Anastasia Klose: For thy sake I in love am grown and Zanny Begg: These stories will be different.
2—3 pm
Anastasia Klose in conversation with Hamish Sawyer, curator of For thy sake I in love am grown.
3:30 pm
Welcome to Country and opening remarks.
4.00 pm
Anastasia Klose will perform classical repertoire in the Gallery. The artist has carefully chosen a selection of songs that when sung against the backdrop of her drawings and video, form an elegy to the rapidly diminishing biodiversity of far north Queensland.
3—5 pm
Exhibition viewing and reception. Cash bar.
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Anastasia Klose Cloud Forest 2023 (detail). Pastel and pencil on paper, 101.5 x 67.5 cm. Photo: Michael Marzik
Event Photography
This event will be photographed. Photos taken may be reproduced by UniSC online and in print. Please speak with staff at the event if you do not wish to be photographed.
PERFORMANCE Anastasia Klose
12 noon, daily
Monday 19 August — Friday 23 August 2024
Free
At 12 noon daily during the first week of For thy sake I in love am grown, Anastasia Klose will perform classical repertoire in the Gallery. The artist has carefully chosen a selection of songs that when sung against the backdrop of her drawings and video, form an elegy to the rapidly diminishing biodiversity of far north Queensland.
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Installation view of Anastasia Klose: For thy sake I in love am grown at NorthSite Contemporary Arts, Cairns. Photo: Michael Marzik.