Embers, Epicorm: Art of the Eurobodalla 2022

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Seven female artists from the Eurobodalla region of New South Wales share their personal creative responses of experiencing the devastating fire event and its aftermath.

Capturing elements of regeneration, hope, resilience and collaborative healing, with a stark reminder of the fragility of our enviro-human co-existence and the urgency to enact our environmental responsibilities.

Artists include:

• Walbunja/Ngarigo Cheryl Davison- Overton

• Mirabel Fitzgerald

• Jennifer Hawkins

• Julie Mia Holmes

• Raewyn Lawrence

• Amy Schleif

• Jo Victoria

Collectively, through painting, printmaking, sculpture, glass and installation works, the multi-generational, Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists invite viewers to experience the region's emergence from the ashscape - grappling with the reality of experiencing our personal and environmental vulnerabilities, whilst simultaneously clinging to infinitesimal signs of revival and hope in nature's recovery.

Please join us for the following events and REGISTER via clicking on the following eventbrite links:

Opening night - Friday 8 July - 6pm to 8pm - Guest Speaker Sallianne McClelland

Artist talk - Saturday 9 July - 1pm to 2pm

ReSource Yourself - art for wellbeing workshop - Tuesday 12 July - 10:30am to 1pm

If you're unable to visit the exhibition but would like to support the region, please consider donating to the Southcoast Health and Sustainability Alliance. Visit EVENTBRITE and follow the instructions for donations. Donations to SHASA are tax deductible.

For further details about the exhibition and accompanying public programming visit Willoughby City Council Events