when: 12 June 2021 - 14 November 2021 | venue: State Library of Queensland | cost: Free | address: Stanley Place, South Brisbane, 4101, Queensland, Australia | website: https://www.slq.qld.gov.au/whats-on/entwined-plants-and-people
published: 30 Sep 2021, 5 min read
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Pause, breathe and notice the complexity and beauty of plants.
Entwined: plants and people explores our intrinsic relationship with plants through photography, illustrations, immersive projections, and historical objects.
In this evocative State Library of Queensland exhibition, Entwined displays the transformative works of award-winning creatives as they document and reinterpret plant life in modern Australia.
Entwined also digs into State Library's rare and beautiful botanical collections, exploring our day-to-day connection with plants, unfurling fascinating historical and contemporary stories in the process.
See how our lives are experienced and, at times, defined through our interactions with plants across social, emotional, scientific, and creative endeavours.
Highlights include:
Joseph Banks' Florilegium and the works of Ferdinand Bauer
Man&Wah's immersive videography and donna davis' creative plant displacements
The rare and unique Queensland Nineteenth Century Fern Album 1883-1884
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander traditional knowledge of plants as technology in Bicornual baskets, Wujal Wujal mullet spear making and Kowanyama basket making
Enjoy in-person tours of the exhibition to deepen your connection to plants.
Join a workshop or talking event to continue the broader conversation of plants and people.
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Pause, breathe and notice the complexity and beauty of plants.
Entwined: plants and people explores our intrinsic relationship with plants through photography, illustrations, immersive projections, and historical objects.
In this evocative State Library of Queensland exhibition, Entwined displays the transformative works of award-winning creatives as they document and reinterpret plant life in modern Australia.
Entwined also digs into State Library's rare and beautiful botanical collections, exploring our day-to-day connection with plants, unfurling fascinating historical and contemporary stories in the process.
See how our lives are experienced and, at times, defined through our interactions with plants across social, emotional, scientific, and creative endeavours.
Highlights include:
Joseph Banks' Florilegium and the works of Ferdinand Bauer
Man&Wah's immersive videography and donna davis' creative plant displacements
The rare and unique Queensland Nineteenth Century Fern Album 1883-1884
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander traditional knowledge of plants as technology in Bicornual baskets, Wujal Wujal mullet spear making and Kowanyama basket making
Enjoy in-person tours of the exhibition to deepen your connection to plants.
Join a workshop or talking event to continue the broader conversation of plants and people.
Go see Entwined: Plants And People 2021.
Entwined: Plants And People 2021 is on 12 June 2021 - 14 November 2021. See start and end times below. Conveniently located in South Brisbane. Visit their website at https://www.slq.qld.gov.au/whats-on/entwined-plants-and-people.
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